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I bought this one because of the track "Family Man" which corresponds completely with my life at the moment. To be honest that rarely happens with reggae for me, mainly because I'm a white guy from Sweden rather than a Kingston sufferer.

dean fraser - dancehall sax
dean fraser - big bad sax

his material is getting harder and harder to find

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Have bought some nice albums lately. Mostly dub. I don't know why but the last year or so dub has strictly taken over the control tower.

Yes Kalcidis I have the same. When I started listening vocal was leading nowadays I tend to lean more towards dub also on 7'' . I guess Dub displays the musical essence of reggae and also the increasing popularity on ebay contribute. I tend to think, well I better purchase that dub album, after a year It will be unpayable. This because I think that new collector/listeners adapt dub more easily then vocal dj or ska/rocksteady. But oke wont hijack this thread Latley I bought [cover=2729,3150] Prince Hammer World War Dub

Several non-reggae lps: Group Sounds by Rocket From The Crypt(San Diego Punks) & This Station is Non-Operational by At the Drive-In(El-Paso Punks)and a bunch of Universal Roots 10" & 12" mostly by Sandeeno and mixed by Disciples. Disciples rocking the house with Dubb right now !!!

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Got it cheap, in the original shrink with a Tad's Records price decal. Vinyl and label look nearly new, give thanks!!

I've been trying to cut down on my consumption lately but find myself relapsing from time to time. Picked up a couple of killer records lately that I've been looking for, well except for the Charlie Chaplin one which was a spur of the moment thing. I really don't know why I've neglected listening to more of him in the past

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