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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Aquizim & Mad Professor - Kunta Kinte Fub | |||
| 2. Johnnie Clarke - Nuclear Weapon | |||
| 3. Ranking Ann - Feminine Gender | |||
| 4. Pato Banton - My Opinion | |||
| 5. Robotiks - Echoes Of Deaf Journalists | |||
| 6. Aisha - The Creator | |||
| 7. Sandra Cross & Wild Bunch - Country Living | |||
| 8. John McLean - If I Gave My Heart | |||
| 9. Macka B & Kofi - Dread A Who She Love | |||
| 10. U Roy - True Born African (Feat. Sister Audrey) | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Pleasures Of The Dance | |||
| 2. Brilliant - It's A Dub Dub Dub World | |||
| 3. Lee Perry And Mad Professor - Mad Man Dubwise | |||
| 4. The Orb - Towers Of Dub | |||
| 5. Jamiroquai - Drifting Dub (Mad Professor Remix) | |||
| 6. The Young Gods - Dub The Sun | |||
| 7. Massive Attack - Sly (Massive Feedback Dub) | |||
| 8. Perry Farrell - King Z | |||
| 9. 1835 (Unreleased Mix) | |||
| 10. Jack Adaptor - Watching The Sunset Dub | |||
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Product Description
Album Details
Retrospective Best Of compiled by notorious dubster the Mad Professor himself and features artists such as Massive Attack, The Orb & Jamiroquai. His world renowned genius makes this set not just a must-have for reggae fans but a great intro to dub for all. Trojan. 2005.
Album Description
Digitally Remastered Anthology of One of the Leading Producers in Dub Reggae's Second Generation. A Disciple of Lee "Scratch" Perry, his "Dub Me Crazy" Albums Helped Dub Make the Transition Into the Digital Age When Electronic Productions Started to Take Over Mainstream Reggae in the '80s. His Space-age Tracks Not Only Made Use of New Digital Technology, but Often Expanded Dub's Sonic Blueprint, Adding More Elements and Layers of Sound Than his Forebears Typically Did. In the Mid-'90s, He Returned to the Basics, Debuting a More Retro-sounding Style on the Black Liberation Dub Series. Additionally, He Ran his Own Studio and Label, Ariwa, which was Home to a Stable of Vocalists (With an Emphasis on Lovers Rock and Conscious Roots Reggae) and Some of the Finest British Reggae Productions of the Era. As his Reputation Grew, He Became a Remixer of Choice for Adventurous Rock and Techno Acts, Most Notably Revamping Massive Attack's Entire Second Album "no Protection".
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