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This is the type of music I wish I was able to find more often. Just some funky fun reggae music that is so smooth and fun to listen to. Aside from Bob Marley I’ve found that reggae is either hit or miss but when it hits it’s oh so good. This album was a pleasant experience and I enjoyed it and listened to some more of the upsetters after. 7.2/10
Dub reggae. The first half much stronger than the second. Rating: 2.5 Playlist track: Zion's Blood Date listened: 04/09/24
This was fantastic, thanks for sharing it. Deep, sonorous, chill to the point of being almost trancelike. Fave Songs: Dread Lion, Zion's Blood, Three in One, Patience, Black Vest
For the reggae fans and dub purists. A variety of singers on some 70s Lee Scratch Perry dub and reggae. This is ok, but not really essential.
Reggae isn't my thing. I'm sure this is a shining example of it, but eh. Why does every song sound soooo identical? No other style can get away with it, yet reggae does, album after album. 2/5.
Argh why 1
Rating: 6/10
Just deep, foundational reggae.
I am just a fan of adding dub/Reggae diversity to the list, even if I do think the selections originally made are not altogether awful. So good on ya.
I don't know very much about dub. But this album was all right for me
Some good ass dub to come back to if I ever require some straight dub
Inject this shit directly into my veins. I was about 11 years old when my cool music uncle introduced me to dub and I have never been the same since.
It's alright, not really my thing though. 2 stars.
I don’t know what it is, but if you add some funky guitars and a healthy dollop of psyched-out reverb to one of my least favorite genres (Reggae) it becomes one of my absolute faves. This was a great, slow-burn Dub LP that chilled me out on a particularly stressful day. A tad less vibrant and varied than the previous user-submitted Dub album (light spoilers, sorry), but a great addition nonetheless.
I understand better now why preferably enormous amounts of weed are required to sit through albums like this in their entirety. My God, this just goes on-and-on-and-on-and-on-and-on-and-on-and-on.
Yes! More dub! Finally Lee Perry getting some love!
A kind of hypnotic and repetitive reggae... the truth is that I've had enough of this type on the main list, it's music to get high on. The best thing is the pulp cover of the gorilla.
Super chill; great working music.