Gvozd - Babylon Liquidator Priklyucheniya Ragga Ninjah V Kamennih Djunglyah Part 2

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Review by Jeremy Johnson

Babylon Liquidator Priklyucheniya Ragga Ninjah V Kamennih Djunglyah Part 2 – A Wild Ride Through Jungle and Reggae Vibes Alright, so here’s the deal: Gvozd dropped this beast of an album back in 2006, and if you’re into raw reggae vibes mixed with jungle chaos and drum ‘n bass madness, this one’s gonna slap you upside the head. It’s like stepping into a neon-lit rave somewhere deep in Russia’s concrete jungle, but instead of walls, there are vines choking out every beat. Yeah, it’s that wild. The whole thing is stacked—21 tracks to be exact—but two songs really stuck with me after spinning this record for days. First up, Junglist Outlaw. This track? Pure fire. The bassline hits hard enough to rattle your soul, while the ragga vocals scream rebellion like you’ve never heard before. You can almost picture some shadowy figure running through the urban jungle, dodging spotlights and breaking rules just by existing. Every time I hear those chopped-up breaks, it feels like my chest is about to explode. Honestly, how does Gvozd even do that? Then there’s Dub Education, which flips the script completely. If Junglist Outlaw is all adrenaline and grit, Dub Education slows things down to let you breathe… kind of. The echoes stretch out forever, wrapping around you like smoke in a dimly lit room. There’s something hypnotic about it—it’s not just music; it’s more like a vibe, man. Like someone whispering secrets directly into your brain. And when the horns kick in halfway through? Forget it. I’m sold. What makes this album stand out isn’t just the sound—it’s the attitude. Gvozd doesn’t care about polishing everything till it shines. Instead, he lets the rough edges stay rough, creating this gritty, unapologetic vibe that feels real as hell. Even the artwork (shoutout to Kick N Ban) matches the vibe perfectly: chaotic, colorful, and kinda trippy, just like the tunes inside. And props to DJ Mix master Gvozd himself—he stitched these tracks together like a mad scientist on caffeine. Photography by Mabla adds another layer too, giving the whole package this DIY punk energy that screams “we don’t play by your rules.” But here’s the kicker—the craziest part of listening to this album? It made me realize how much we take music for granted nowadays. Everything’s so polished, so perfect, so… lifeless. Albums like this remind us what happens when artists just go for it, no filters, no fear. It’s messy, sure, but damn if it ain’t beautiful. So yeah, give Babylon Liquidator a spin. Just don’t blame me if you find yourself lost in the kamennye dzhungli for hours. Trust me, though—you won’t wanna leave anytime soon.

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Artist: Gvozd
Album: Babylon Liquidator Priklyucheniya Ragga Ninjah V Kamennih Djunglyah Part 2
Rating: 4.5

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Download

Filename: gvozd-babylon-liquidator-priklyucheniya-ragga-ninjah-v.zip
  • MP3 size: 156.2 mb
  • FLAC size: 1080.2 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Runaway
Tragedy
King A De Jungle
Jah Kill
Tight Up Skirt
New Style Assassination
Push A Fire
Junglist Outlaw
Onlyworld
My Town
I Dread
That Day Will Come
Dub Education
Rastaman
Soundbwoy Killah
Just Reward
Renegade Lighter
Badness Ting
Peace Offering
Rockaway
Champin Sound
Loyal Soldier

Images

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Catalog Numbers

RFCD019

Labels

Respect Records , Стереозвук Дистрибьюция

Listen online

  • online luisteren
  • kuunnella verkossa
  • ouvir online
  • escuchar en línea
  • ascolta in linea
  • online anhören
  • écouter en ligne
  • lytte på nettet
  • lyssna på nätet

Formats

  • CD
  • Compilation
  • Mixed

Companies

RoleCompany
Distributed ByСтереозвук Дистрибьюция
Copyright (c)Stereozvuk
Phonographic Copyright (p)Stereozvuk
Manufactured ByПБОЮЛ Слобцов В.В.

Credits

RoleCredit
Artwork ByKick N Ban
DJ MixGvozd
PhotographyMabla

Notes

  • (C) & (P) СТЕРЕОЗВУК 2006
  • Distributed by Стереозвук 2006.
  • Packed into the six-lines digipak.
  • Total time: 78:49
  • There is no tracklisting printed on the cover.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 4607144230070
  • Matrix / Runout: SZ 250

About Gvozd

Started his career in 1997. The first release on his own Гвоздь D.I.Y. label was Respect, a drum&bass compilation of St. Petersburg's artists. In April 1999 Gvozd founded Respect Family, a formation of d'n'b musicians and DJs. He also is a manager of Всероссийская Drum&Bass Конвенция (All-Russian Drum&Bass Convention) festival, which involves a lot of drum&bass activists from Russia and other countries.n

Real Name

    • Константин Нестеров (Konstantin Nesterov)

Name Vars

  • DJ Gvozd
  • DJ Гвоздь
  • Dj Gvozd
  • Гвоздь

Aliases

  • Konstantin Nesterov

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? In 2006, a Russian artist named Gvozd released an album that blended reggae, jungle, and drum 'n bass in a way that felt like a musical journey through stone jungles. The album, *Babylon Liquidator Priklyucheniya Ragga Ninjah V Kamennih Djunglyah Part 2*, was packed with tracks like "Rastaman," "Junglist Outlaw," and "King A De Jungle." It wasn’t just music—it was a vibe. With artwork by Kick N Ban and photography by Mabla, the whole project had this raw, edgy feel. Gvozd even mixed it himself, adding his personal touch to every beat. Definitely a hidden gem from Russia’s electronic scene!