Just curiosity, what's the last LP you bought ?

[kalcidis]

In my opinion *Love Is The Question* is the stronger of the two. It has a better selection of rhythms I'd say. Also *I Love Jah* does sound a bit muddy in the mix (not as much as the *Mystic Eyes* set). I have it on red vinyl though if that could make any difference - but I don't think it should since they quite certainly used the same stamper.

More or less all of Linval's productions from that period were crucial in my opinion.

[echochamberbaby]

Bought these 3 on saturday: Israel Tafari Dub on Top Ranking(lucky to get an original press from a good friend), Are We A Warrior-IJahman Levi and My Destination -Cornell Campbell all good

[bmd]

Watch How The People Dancing
Unity Sounds From The London Dancehall 1986 - 1989
HONEST JON'S RECORDS

Exhilarating reggae music from Stoke Newington, north east London, made by soundboys on a Casio and a drum machine, in a room over Eddie Regal's record shop. Our landmark recovery, re-released this week.

[dubisamust]

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[Herm-one]

Pat Anthony - running man 12" (right track)

Wayne Jarrett - what's wrong with the youths lp (jah life)

Little John - ghetto youth lp (jah guidance)

[mike andy]

David Isaacs - Just Like a Sea. The late David Isaacs debut from 1979 on Steppers

Yabby You and the Prophets - Jah Will Be Done

[Prince Rod-I]

The last record I bought was Ken Booth-Blood Brothers lp.
I was very lucky because I only paid $15.00 for it in Japan and it's an original Ja.pressing.
This record is too sweet. The title track Blood Brothers and Walk away
from love are classics. You're the man Ken!

[Perilous]

Megaton dub - lee perry / tnt players - seven leaves
serious riddims!!

[dubisamust]

eagerly awaiting... [cover=280,315]

[Jahson]

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Strictly hard music!

(sounds more late 70s than the '81 release date would entail)