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Originally released : 11-03-1998
Release date : 04-22-2004
Album name : Rafi's Revenge
Artist : Asian Dub Foundation
Ripped by : paralysis
Genre : Club
Label : slash records
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : --alt-preset standard
Tracks : 14
Size of Files : 79,2 MB
─ Track list ───────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
01 04:43 Naxalite (Main Mix)
02 04:29 Buzzin' (Full Length)
03 03:35 Black White
04 04:03 Assassin
05 04:01 Hypocrite
06 03:38 Charge
07 03:44 Free Satpal Ram (Primal Scream And Brendan Lynch Mix)
08 04:29 Dub Mentality
09 04:31 Culture Move
10 03:21 Operation Eagle Lie
11 03:09 Change
12 05:14 Tribute To John Stephens
13 03:29 Rafi
14 04:52 Digital Underclass
Total time: 57:18 min
─ Release notes ─────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
Much of the really interesting music coming out of
England in the late '90s is being produced by members
of what has come to be called the Asian Underground ù a
dancehall aristocracy of mostly South Asian DJs,
producers, dub artists and instrumentalists who seem
bent on completely transforming the U.K. dance-music
scene into a welter of wildly various and pan-ethnic
influences: bhangra, dub, ragga, funk, speed-rap and
metal, even surf guitar and classical Hindustani music
all get thrown into the stew, and the result is thick,
spicy and delicious. On this release from Asian Dub
Foundation, that vision is realized in tracks that
blend Indian percussion with reggae basslines and
jungle breakbeats, as on the head-banging "Buzzin," or
which combine a straight one-drop reggae beat with
Indian keyboard and pop vocal samples, as on "Black
White." The singing is paradigmatic: vocalist Deeder
sings and shouts in an accent divided in equal parts
between Cockney, Indian and Jamaican. This is an
exhausting but exhilarating album, and its depth and
complexity of texture keeps revealing new surprises
with repeated listenings. -- Rick Anderson;
allmusic.com
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