prince_jammy--computerised_dub-CD1986-kW

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MP3/FLAC

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47,77 MB

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2003-07-12

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     artist    · prince jammy
     release   · computerised dub
     year      · 1986             
     genre     · electronic
     label     · greensleeves
     catalogue · grelcd513

     date      · 12-jul-2003
     quality   · 192kbps/44.1khz
     source    · compact disc

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     01 synchro start                                               2:10
     02 interface                                                   3:01
     03 32 bit chip                                                 4:06
     04 auto rhythm                                                 3:19
     05 peek and poke                                               2:51
     06 megabyte                                                    4:54
     07 wafer scale integration                                     3:37
     08 cross talk                                                  2:54
     09 modem                                                       3:02
     10 256k ram                                                    4:53

     playtime  · 00h 34m 47s         

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     while juan atkins and mr fingers were busy tweaking away at their  
     drum machines inventing house and techno out of the ghost of disco 
     and soul..the boys in jamaica had another idea. the drum machine's 
     influence is undeniable and its invasion of jamaica ushered in the 
     era of dancehall and ragga. proably the biggest producer of the    
     day was the king tubby-trained prince jammy, and his 'sleng teng'  
     riddims. he went on to produce many more in a similar vein         
     including this classic specimen of "digital dub" - what could be   
     the first record of its kind. the similarity is striking to the    
     "new" sounds of today...countless 'pulse x' variations, or wiley's 
     eski...you cant help but realize jammy was on the ball, nearly 20  
     years prior...                                                     

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