Roots Radics Top Ten Albums

[Will-I]

I want to compile a list of the 10 top rated Albums backed by the Roots Radics.

List your 10 (or more) favorite records here:

some of mine right off the dome....

1. Scientist Meets the Roots Radics
2. Mikey Dread - World War III
3. Prince Far I - Jamaican Heroes
4. Barrington Levy - Run Come Ya
5. Earl Sixteen - Reggae Sound
6. Hugh Mundell - Mundell
7. Johnny Osbourne - In Nah Disco Style
8. Scientist - Dub Landing vol1
9. Toyan - How The West Was Won
10. Scientist Wins the World Cup
11. Mikey Dread - Dub Merchant

[ital kemar]

gregory isaacs more gregory
gregory isaacs lovers rock
wailing souls firehouse rock
hugh mundell mundell
michael prophet righteous are the conquerer
eek a mouse the mouse and the man
bunny wailer rock n groove
tristan palmer joker smoker
barrington levy prison oval rock
charlie chaplin two sides of

[davek]

I would definitely include:

Check For You Once - Eddie Fitzroy
What Love Can Do - Brent Dowe

Both LPs exemplify some of the groups tightest ensemble playing IMO.

[=Nilo82=]

Wicked LPs, true.
I'd add Michael Prophets "Gunmen" and Cultural Roots' "Hell A Go Pop".
Gotta love the Radics!

[Rootsman]

And I would add "Master Showcase".

Roots Radics at there radical best

[ital kemar]

so many good recommendations,, another classic is captain sinbads 7 voyages of, and also sammy dreads roadblock.

[Jahson]

I picked up this set recently and it's excellent!

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The 1984 record date is wrong, this is early Radics ca. '79-80, hard hard riddims.

[kalcidis]

I'd also like to push for the Edi Fitzroy LP and the Mikey Dread WWIII. Two of the absolute best Radics efforts in my opinion.

[jp]

Lots of great albums listed. 2 of my favorites not mentioned yet are Don Carlos "Day to Day Living" and "Them Never Know Natty Dread Have Him Credential" Both albums are filled with such wicked riddims.

Would have to agree with the Edi Fitzroy album as well. Are there any albums that have dubs of these tracks?

[jordandance]

I picked up this set recently and it's excellent!



The 1984 record date is wrong, this is early Radics ca. '79-80, hard hard riddims.

Eglinton/Oakwood represent