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Track List
01) Wadada (Means Love)
02) Stoned Immaculate
03) Forward Not Back
04) Glory To God
05) No Dog Barks
06) More And More
07) Well Tuned Now
08) King Of Sound And Blues
09) Fight The Power
10) Wadada (Means Love) Part 2
11) Well Tuned Now Part 2
01) Wadada (Means Love)
02) Stoned Immaculate
03) Forward Not Back
04) Glory To God
05) No Dog Barks
06) More And More
07) Well Tuned Now
08) King Of Sound And Blues
09) Fight The Power
10) Wadada (Means Love) Part 2
11) Well Tuned Now Part 2
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First Released
1992
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Though this outing suffers from the absence of regular bassist Flabba Holt (instead, all basslines are played by keyboardist Noel Brownie, and keyboard bass just doesn't cut it for roots reggae), it still provides significant amounts of pleasure both traditional (Prince Far I's stentorian pronouncements, "Style" Scott's martial drumbeats) and experimental (Adrian Sherwood's typically over-the-top production). The found vocal snippets are sometimes more anonymous (that could be anyone saying "Watch, operatah -- jus' lick back de riddim fi I, seen?") and sometimes more specific (that has to be Jim Morrison intoning "Out here we're stoned...immaculate"). The rhythms themselves sometimes sound a bit generic, but not objectionably so. All in all, a slightly more restrained but still rewarding album from this consistently fine band. ~ Rick Anderson STONED IMMACULATE contains samples of the voice of the late Prince Far-I which date back to 1979. Dub Syndicate includes: Skip MacDonald (vocals); Style Scott (drums). The Wire (p.68) - "Dub Syndicate at their best, trademark rolling rhythms with the witty and liberal application of well-sourced voice samples."
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Though this outing suffers from the absence of regular bassist Flabba Holt (instead, all basslines are played by keyboardist Noel Brownie, and keyboard bass just doesn't cut it for roots reggae), it still provides significant amounts of pleasure both traditional (Prince Far I's stentorian pronouncements, "Style" Scott's martial drumbeats) and experimental (Adrian Sherwood's typically over-the-top production). The found vocal snippets are sometimes more anonymous (that could be anyone saying "Watch, operatah -- jus' lick back de riddim fi I, seen?") and sometimes more specific (that has to be Jim Morrison intoning "Out here we're stoned...immaculate"). The rhythms themselves sometimes sound a bit generic, but not objectionably so. All in all, a slightly more restrained but still rewarding album from this consistently fine band. ~ Rick Anderson STONED IMMACULATE contains samples of the voice of the late Prince Far-I which date back to 1979. Dub Syndicate includes: Skip MacDonald (vocals); Style Scott (drums). The Wire (p.68) - "Dub Syndicate at their best, trademark rolling rhythms with the witty and liberal application of well-sourced voice samples."
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