dubwai · 22-Апр-12 08:34(12 лет 11 месяцев назад, ред. 30-Май-12 02:02)
Prince Douglas / Dub Roots Жанр: Reggae, Dub, Roots Страна: United StatesГод издания: 1980 Издатель (лейбл): Wackie's Номер по каталогу: W-295Аудиокодек: MP3 Тип рипа: tracks Битрейт аудио: 320 kbpsПродолжительность: 35:05 Источник (релизер): lossless Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нетТреклист:
Engineer Douglas Levy was part of the original Wackies set up from 1974-75, alongside Lloyd Barnes and Jah Upton. For a while he would have his own label - Hamma - within the Bullwackies group; but besides Sugar's International Herb, this 1980 dub album is his finest work. Wackies' fans have been clamouring for its reissue ever since Rhythm & Sound began making the catalogue available again. Many of the rhythms are derived from a tape given to the studio by Sly and Robbie, containing their versions of recent Joe Gibbs hits. And there are brilliant treatments of Tribesman Dub - the rhythm for Tyrone Evans' Black Like Me - and Wayne Jarrett's definitive interpretation of Every Tongue Shall Tell. Elsewhere Jah Batta takes deejay duties - likewise Prince Douglas himself. (And there are lovely skewed graphics by team regular Leslie Moore, self-styled 'LAM International'). But the deadliest cut of all reworks another gift, Steel Pulse's Handsworth Revolution, which arrived in a parcel of records from England the same weekend as the session: March Down Babylon Dub, with Bullwackie himself at the microphone in his Chosen Brothers guise, as steely and apocalyptic as Douglas Levy's fabulous production.
Просто чумовой альбом, причем от начала и до самого конца, как любят говорить ребята переиздавшие его: all killers, no fillers Всегда советую его тем, у кого возникает желание поближе познакомиться с даб музыкой.
Всегда советую его тем, у кого возникает желание поближе познакомиться с даб музыкой.