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▀▀▀▀▀▀ Roots And Culture Proudly Presents Another High Quality Release ▀▀▀▀▀▀
Release Name... Dub Syndicate
Live At The Maritime Hall
Original Year............ 2000
Record Label............. 2B1 Records
Catalog Number........... MHP 2015
Website ................. www.bigupradio.com/albumDetail.jsp?aid=1196
Rip Date................. 12-06-2004
Compressed by............ Team RAC
Encoded with ............ Lame 3.90.3 VBR --Alt-Preset Standard
Release Type............. Reggae, CDDA
Size..................... 104,1 MB
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Dub Syndicate Played At San Francisco's Maritime Hall In Early 2000
As Part Of An Ongoing Series Of Reggae Concerts At That Venue By Top
International Artists. As Has Been Done With Previous Concerts By
Artists Such As Yellowman, Gregory Isaacs, And Lee "Scratch" Perry,
The Performance Was Recorded And Issued On The 2B1 Label. The Obvious
Point Of Comparison For This Live Set Is The 1991 Concert Recording
Reissued In 1999 By On-U Sound, Dub Syndicate's Home Label, And The
Comparison Is Somewhat Telling. The Maritime Hall Set Features Tunes
Drawn From Dub Syndicate Albums Recorded Close To The Performance,
Notably Echomania, Ital Breakfast, And Stoned Immaculate, Whereas The
Previous Live Album Drew On Older Material. It's Also Significant
That The Live Mix At Maritime Hall Was Realized By Boots Rolf
Hughston, Rather Than Adrian Sherwood. Both Of Those Distinctions
Work Somewhat To The Disadvantage Of The Maritime Hall Set. Hughston
Does A Fine Job At The Board, But That Special Touch Of Sherwood
Magic ù The Feeling Of Control Being Gracefully Held In The Face Of
Encroaching Chaos ù Is Missing. And It's Also True That The Material
Itself Doesn't Seem Quite As Strong; The Andy Fairly Showcase "The
Show Is Coming" Doesn't Quite Measure Up To The Best Of Dub
Syndicate's Previous Work (Such As "No Alternative," Which Was
Featured On The Previous Live Album), Nor Does The Paradoxically
Shallow "No Lightweight Sound." The Two Highlights Of This Program,
Not Surprisingly, Are The Two Tracks That Sample Vocal Parts By The
Late Prince Far I: "Wadada (Means Love)" And, Especially, "Glory To
God." Recommended To Dedicated Fans; Others Should Proceed With Some
Caution. ù Rick Anderson // www.allmusic.com
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01. The Show Is Coming 05:37
02. Emmanuel 07:21
03. Wake Up 06:22
04. 2003 Struggle 06:34
05. Glory To God 07:45
06. Hey Geoff 08:04
07. Wadada (Means Love) 05:58
08. Dub Addis Ababa 07:44
09. No Lightweight Sound 06:58
10. Higher Than High 07:14
Playtime................. 69:37 min
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