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| ARTIST: | Tapper Zukie |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Blood & Fire Records |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Tapper Zukie In Dub, Pick Up The Dub, Dub MLPA, Beautiful Dub, Prophesy Dub, Falling Dub, Rush I Some Dub, Cool This Dub, Jah Jah Dub, Judgement Dub, Loving Dub, Rub This Dub, Jah Speak In Dub, Way Over In Dub |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 783564000821 |
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Customer Reviews of In Dub
pick up this dub This album from start to finish is pure magic, extremely tripped out dub from the mid 70's(70's was the heyday of classic dub reggae, unmatched, magical stuff)full of echo delay effects, and it just takes you back in time to another place or dimension. smoke or not, if you're down, this will make you happy, and if you're happy, this will make you even happier, many hails sincerely to Blood & Fire Recs. for reissuing some timeless masterpieces of dub, and if you remotely like some classic dub riddims you MUST pick up this dub, and also Keith Hudson's "pick a dub" album, as well as Dub Gone Crazy!! I'm gonna pick up more from this label soon.
A dub must
This was the first Dub/Reggae album I bought (besides Marley, Tosh and that usual stuff) and it opened a whole new world for me. I still often listen to the album and it's a must for every reggaelover. It's even nicer now when you can hear the vocal versions on Blood and Fires new Tappa-relaese with Prince Alla & Junior Ross. Buy them both.
Dubroom Review
Originally, there were only 300 pressings of this LP. "Rockers today, you will love it tomorrow," were Zukie's words back then in the 1970's. How right he was. Another Blood and Fire release, so it comes with nuff Liner Notes by Steve Barrow, and Artwork. This album is a collection of Tappa Zukies (David Sinclair, July 2, 1955) dubs, mixed by Philip Smart. It's one of the best DUB albums I've heard, and certainly some tracks, like MPLA, I consider to be in my all time top ten.
On several tracks the mixing takes over the original sound so much, that a true mystic vibe enters. No smooth, polished versions, but hardcore dub coming from the ghetto's of Kingston Jamaica.
It is a mix of the best quality reggae musicians that play on this album. In his notes, Steve Barrow writes "First issued when dub was still relatively fresh, and long unavailable, 'Tappa Zukie In Dub' proves a fitting cornerstone to the producer's career, so just string up and stand back, and let King Tappa rock the musical atmosphere!".