
The 80's popster turned proto-jungle revolutionary was born Michael West in 1965 in London. He formed Double Trouble in the early '80s with Michael Menson and Leigh Guest, releasing the ska-pop hit "Street Tuff". Rebel MC later gained fame in England as a pop-rapper, but by 1991 he had released Black Meaning Good, an album that presaged jungle with hardcore techno married to dub basslines and ragga toasters such as Barrington Levy and Tenor Fly. His 1992 singles "Rich Ah Getting Richer" and "Humanity" also showed the new direction.
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Code Red (Serial Killaz Remix)
Born Again - Serial Killaz Mix
Tribal Base
Tribal Bass - Original Foundation Mix
Street Tuff
Better World
Get Ready (All Junglists)
Junglist
Marcus Garvey - Serial Killaz Mix
Jahovia
Wickedest Sound
The wickedest sound
Black Meaning Good
banana boat man (original lion mix)
Jah Sunshine
African
Get Ready (All Junglists) - Kosine and Dialect Remix
Keep On Steppin'
Comin' On Strong
Culture
Soul Rebel
Wardance - Serial Killaz VIP
Junglist (Serial Killaz VIP Mix Mixed With Ram Trilogy - Titan) (Feat. Peter Bouncer)
Afrikan
No Man Is An Island
Creation Rebel
Champion Deejay - Shy FX Mix
Ghetto Living
Champion Deejay
Gun Pon Teeth
Soul Sister
banana boat man (dubplate mix)
Test The Champion
Live Good
Emperor Selassie 1
Junglist - DJ Zinc Remix
Tribal Bass (Original Foundation Mix)
Code Red
Tribal Bass
Humanity
Kunta Kinte
Rebel Music
Rich Ah Getting Richer
I Can't Get No Sleep
Word Of A Ghetto
Revolution
Emperor Sellassie I
Wardance (Serial Killaz Remix)
Get Ready - Rack N Ruin Remix
Banana Boat Man (Original Mix)
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