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6th.replicant
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Adrian Sherwood - Never Trust A Hippy
"A kind of world music-sci-fi-dub-dancehall record, made contemporary by using such great people as Sly and Robbie, Lenky, Jazzwad and Bubblers."
Samples and ALAC download (£5.99):
http://womadshop.com/detail/110
6th.replicant
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6th.replicant
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6th.replicant:
Adrian Sherwood - Never Trust A Hippy "A kind of world music-sci-fi-dub-dancehall record, made contemporary by using such great people as Sly and Robbie, Lenky, Jazzwad and Bubblers." Samples and ALAC download (£5.99): http://womadshop.com/detail/110
Lenky, Jazzwad and Bubblers? Sounds like the latest selection of barely legal pills that young people take in clubs
Lenky, Jazzwad and Bubblers? Sounds like the latest selection of barely legal pills that young people take in clubs
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6th.replicant:idc:
Superb new album....
Sure is - and a cracking recording, too
In hindsight, not sure it is a "cracking recording"?
Just played Build A Rocket Boys! back-to-back with The Seldom Seen Kid and IMHO the latter has a far greater dynamic range compared to the former, which also seems to have dropped any allegiance to the Turn Me Up!™ campaign
Still maintain that Build A Rocket Boys! is a mighty fine album, though
Superb new album....
Sure is - and a cracking recording, too
In hindsight, not sure it is a "cracking recording"?
Just played Build A Rocket Boys! back-to-back with The Seldom Seen Kid and IMHO the latter has a far greater dynamic range compared to the former, which also seems to have dropped any allegiance to the Turn Me Up!™ campaign
Still maintain that Build A Rocket Boys! is a mighty fine album, though
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