Roots_Radics-Hot_We_Hot_Dub_(1989)-Remastered-2000-RAC

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MP3/FLAC

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RAC

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67,67 MB

Files

16

Date

2005-11-17

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Artist.......: Roots Radics
Album........: Hot We Hot Dub (1989)
Label........: ROIR
Genre........: Reggae
Catnr........: RUSCD8265
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Nov-08-2005
str.date.....: 000-00-2000
quality......: VBR/44.1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a

track  title                                          time

 01.   how could i dub                               08:10
 02.   mix me up dub                                 03:29
 03.   nice to be with you                           03:42
 04.   come ouy of we land dub                       03:10
 05.   hot we hot dub                                03:39
 06.   joy to the world dub                          03:46
 07.   reshuffle the deck dub                        03:29
 08.   me for you dub                                03:44
 09.   don't turn me down dub                        03:26
 10.   book of life dub                              03:34
 11.   let's dub it dub                              03:33
 12.   watch your step dub                           03:18

                                            Runtime  47:00 min
                                            Size     67,0 MB


Release Notes:

The Roots Radics have been the hottest backing band
in reggae for more than two decades now, working
with legends ranging from crooners like Gregory
Isaacs and Culture to dancehall toasters like
Yellowman and Eek A Mouse. So it comes as little
surprise that this album ù the 1989 dub version of
their Hot We Hot album, which is being released on
CD for the first time ù has a classic feel. As
always, the grooves are as tight as Style Scott's
syncopated "one-drop" drumbeats, with Flabba Holt's
subterranean basslines and ingy Bunny's guitar
accents providing perfect rhythmic punctuation.
Some of the studio effects sound a tad dated at
times, as do Earl Fitzsimmons' '80s-style
synthesizers, but Hot We Hot Dub is still a retro
reggae gem that deserves to find a home in any dub
fan's CD collection.

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