What are you listening to right now? v2.0

[ringo]

I'm sure my 7" pre of this isn't quite the same as this - will have to dig it out.

According to RKR there were two issues of this, both on Island in 1983.

The Jamaican press was produced by Sly & Robbie. No B side listed so presumably a dub version.
The UK press is credited to S Stanley & P Smykle, B side listed as Party Next Door.

I'd guess the JA issue is the raw original and the UK cut was remixed by Stephen Stanley & Groucho Smykle. I'd be interested to hear if Stanley worked over here at all before mixing his legendary Xterminator dubs for Fatis.

Seen this? Someone linked to it recently, probably you or ska invita

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/magazine/paul-groucho-smykle-interview

 

[stethoscope]

According to RKR there were two issues of this, both on Island in 1983.

The Jamaican press was produced by Sly & Robbie. No B side listed so presumably a dub version.
The UK press is credited to S Stanley & P Smykle, B side listed as Party Next Door.

I'd guess the JA issue is the raw original and the UK cut was remixed by Stephen Stanley & Groucho Smykle. I'd be interested to hear if Stanley worked over here at all before mixing his legendary Xterminator dubs for Fatis.

Aah, that makes sense, my copy looks like this (and I'm sure has the dub on the flip - will listen to it tonight):

 

[yardbird]

Some blues fiddling

 

[ska invita]

According to RKR there were two issues of this, both on Island in 1983.

The Jamaican press was produced by Sly & Robbie. No B side listed so presumably a dub version.
The UK press is credited to S Stanley & P Smykle, B side listed as Party Next Door.

I'd guess the JA issue is the raw original and the UK cut was remixed by Stephen Stanley & Groucho Smykle. I'd be interested to hear if Stanley worked over here at all before mixing his legendary Xterminator dubs for Fatis.

Seen this? Someone linked to it recently, probably you or ska invita

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/magazine/paul-groucho-smykle-interview

it wasnt me, but thanks for this - Im in the camp of people for whom Dub Factor changed their lives - theres been very little out there about Groucho (ive looked) - I'll definitely check this out

 

[ringo]

Aah, that makes sense, my copy looks like this (and I'm sure has the dub on the flip - will listen to it tonight):

Nice copy steph

 

[maya]

A quiet, rainy day... Remembering a tune, remembering a friend (who used to listen to this with me...)

 

[maya]

And this...

 

[nino_savatte]

Inspired by the post-punk thread

 

[spawnofsatan]

 

[Sprocket.]

 

[QueenOfGoths]

Bit of Public Enemy

 

[Pants Man]

lush.

 

[Sprocket.]

 

[nino_savatte]

 

[yardbird]

Swamp Music

 

[Sprocket.]

 

[QueenOfGoths]

Don't ask. There was a reason

 

[Mr.Bishie]

Heckmondwike, 1993, twatted in a bean bag.

 

[stethoscope]

 

[bmd]

 

[captain acab]

don't laugh, now

 

[Pants Man]

very inspiring guy.

 

[yield]

 

[captain acab]

olddd, don't think it ever got released - had a dubplate of it but lost it a few years ago, not before i'd ripped it though

 

[Pants Man]

 

[hipipol]

 

[bamalama]

 

[Limerick Red]

 

[bamalama]

I taught meself the intro and verse bit of this recently,not as easy as it looks

 

[Chick Webb]

You shouldn't listen to that one raw though, it's the end of the album. Try Shores in Flames (omaze)