Dub I...fantastic!!!
Nelgroe, Nov 27, 2008
Picked this up at Amoeba Records San Francisco...Wonderful, heavy action...thank you, never heard any of these jams and am happy you brought 'em to us!!
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holik, Jan 21, 2009
ahhhhhhh....
thank you so much for these heavy horn action dubs.
like it says in the liner notes, with a better distribution this would be enjoying classic status.
such a shame, but better late than never.
definitely one of the most important re-issues of the year.
vital
Owen Iration, Feb 10, 2009
I have a Fe-Me Time LP with some of the vocal tracks and these dubs really do the original tunes justice. really enjoying it
A genuine lost classic
Detroitsteel, Jun 03, 2009
When an album is described as a lost classic, it usually because it wasn't the great in the first place. This doesn't apply to 'Dub I'. From 1st track to last this is a collection of tough riddim's, most of which haven't been versioned to death, given a proper going over in the echo chamber. Jimmy Radway obviously hasn't got the props he deserves, this is a timely reminder of what a great producer he was, and a heavy-weight slab of 70's dub in the roots tradition to boot. That great, great music like this can still be re-discovered decades after its release, and sound as fresh as it does is remarkable. A lost classic indeed.
BAM!
Geraint, Jun 26, 2009
Outstanding. Believe the hype.
Deep, complex and addictive
Joe, Jul 15, 2009
I first heard a few tracks of this on Mark Lamarr's sadly missed reggae show. Since I bought it several months ago, I simply can't stop listening to it.
Every time you listen to it, something new comes out. Thank you for bringing this true classic back from the dead!
I have been buying Reggae records for over 30 years now.......and quite simply this is one of the best Dub albums I have heard. A classic of the genre.
Errol Thompson is criminally under-rated as a Dub mixer/engineer. Thankyou Pressure Sounds !
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