Info and opinions on rare Revolutionaries LPs

[Pots n Pans]

Getting very much into the Revolutionaries, and was wondering about your opinions on these two rare LPs:

Revolutionaries 'Dial M For Murder In Dub Style'
Revolutionaries 'Revolutionary Dub'
(this is not the same as the LP listed under this title on Roots Archives - it was produced by BB Seaton, and has some extremely strange artwork!) http://members.shaw.ca/dublp3/revolutionary.html

[stepping razor]

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Three of my favourite Revolutionaries LP`s.
peace

[someone else]

I have the Dial M... one and I think it's good. Not essential since it's a bit expensive, but worth picking up if you see a cheap copy.

[Matthew]

Dial M is amazing, can't speak on the Seaton produced LP.

[kukuman]

The Seaton "Revolutionary Dub" LP is barely even a dub album. It has very few effects, just track dropouts. However the riddims are pretty solid so I'd say it's worth a listen.

[DUDLEY 1NE]

in my words.

Revolutionaries 'Dial M For Murder In Dub Style'
a good phil pratt production, not that easy to find, it has a brutal dub cut to [disaster junior brown]

Revolutionaries 'Revolutionary Dub'
aka trenchtown dub on [original music]
it kind of fit the gun court dub series, not that exciting but listenable. BTW it's not the Revolutionaries, backing band :Concious Minds

[Bellyman]

Revolutionary Dub credited to Jah Seaton is NOT the same as Trenchtown Dub, believe me, I have both. And the sound is definetly different to the first (and only original) Gun Court Dub album.

IMHO Revolutionary Dub is one of the best dubs ever and I do prefer dub mixing in the early style.

This dub is more in a musical style close to the original King Tubby dubs playing with the music in a raw and spacegiving fashion.

Dial M.... is another Revolutionaries Dub of the better kind. It has its own riddims and is not another Channel One reworking of wellknowns.

[DUDLEY 1NE]

Revolutionary Dub credited to Jah Seaton is NOT the same as Trenchtown Dub, believe me, I have both. And the sound is definetly different to the first (and only original) Gun Court Dub album.

Bellyman i have to disagree on that point, i had Revolutionary Dub when it first came out and i had remember a couple of tracks from it. check the track listings for both albums and see. it's a strange reggae world. unfortunatly i don't have either with me to prove my point further.

Dial M.... is another Revolutionaries Dub of the better kind. It has its own riddims and is not another Channel One reworking of wellknowns.

as for this lp, like i said i only recognized one track on itas stated in my earlier post, but it was a channel one mixed lp. but you're right about it with not well known riddims, these are underground tracks.

[Bellyman]

Hi Dudley,
on the Revolutionary Dub subject, you are talking about a completely different album (see http://www.roots-archives.com/release/2023)
This is NOT the one we are talking about like already stated.

Track list of Jah Seaton / Revolutionary Dub
a1. Tribal Dub
a2. Riot in Soweto
a3. March back to Africa
a4. Havana (Fidel's) Dub
a5. Forward to the Battle dub
b1. Revolutionary Dub
b2. Emperor's Theme
b3. Nationalist Dub
b4. Dread in Johannisburg
b5. Liberation Dub

Trenchtown Label (TRELP 001/TRE001)

http://members.shaw.ca/dublp3/revolutionary.html

[DUDLEY 1NE]

My mistake Bellyman, i guess i was mislead by

http://www.roots-archives.com/release/4000

and this too.

http://www.roots-archives.com/release/2023