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Big up RSD!!!

Ive made a point to score all his releases, even though it can be difficult living in Canada. Even that remix of 'Answer' on 2kings. So tight.

Keep makin em', and Ill keep playin em'

Knowledge

Yes and he's my dad and he's a bad man LOOOL

rob smith is awesome

anyone know if that
RSD - Good energy
is dropping tune is actually to much

can i hear that

Pretty Bright Light deserves its own wankathon thread imo, tune is just silly good. First heard it in Bristol and everyone just stopped pretty much and went 'what the fuck is this?'

Badderman producer.

Yeah steve, prob one of my most played tunes ever

RSD = Quality

LEQ wrote:Pretty Bright Light deserves its own wankathon thread imo, tune is just silly good. First heard it in Bristol and everyone just stopped pretty much and went 'what the fuck is this?'

Badderman producer.

amazing tune.

jokerkhk wrote:Yes and he's my dad and he's a bad man LOOOL

really?


check more rockers too for some qualiTy jungle

i still think he was better in Smith & Mighty, they were so dam good its unbeliveable

Vanguard wrote:i still think he was better in Smith & Mighty, they were so dam good its unbeliveable

any way you look at it, qualiTy (note the capital T)

Too many sick tunes!

I'm sure many of you have them already, but for those who don't, I thought I'd just give the heads-up to fellow RSD appreciators that a couple of Rob Smith 12s circa 2006/7, are still available through seller Fun3937 on Amazon, which is the shop for Functional Records on the site.

They are 'Give Love' and 'Loveage'.

The reason I mention it on here is because the style is very similar to the slightly later RSD releases, though the rhythm is a little more breaks in construction.

For anyone interested in getting them at a good price (£3-£4) as opposed to paying silly money on e-bay or discogs in a few months time, here's the link:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/shops/storef ... JO82LTMB1A

Great couple of tunes, got mine today!

Yarse, got Loveage when I still played breaks, maybe the last breaks tune I ever bought as a matter of fact!

'Accepted' and 'On deck', goodness: can be found on various Forensics mixes (check www.barefiles.com). Also, little heard 'herbman hustle'. Personal hangover favourite: Depend-lovas off the firewall EP (which can be found on RSD's myspace). There's an interview with RSD on www.highriseclothing.com

Check his production skills on the Henry and Louis 'Increments' CD, on 2 Kings. I'm told Rob Smith is a really humble guy who is very passionate about his music. Perhaps these are some of the reasons he's a Bristol stalwart.

Can't appreciate him enough to be honest.

The Lee Scratch Perry Rmx of his is

Wassat?? Don't you mean the Moody Boyz remix?

bu bu baa da, bu bu baa da ba da ba daa
(me singing along to Naked Mario Cart, what a sick tune)