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Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 10:11 am
by 6anbatte
Hi Leggo Rocker
It really does sound absolutely superb.
If anyone's intersted I'll put up the correct track listing of the CD when I get a chance over the weekend.
Why does this happen? Is it laziness?
Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 5:34 pm
by leggo rocker
I've worked on magazines and seen some horriic errors get all the way past several levels of sub-editing and error checking experts.
So I'm not at all surprised by such mistakes in a genre that's famous for slack standards of quality control in, it seems, everything except for the making of the actual tunes themselves!
Still, I'd rather have a high standard of music and crap peripheral proction than correct track listings of crappy music!
If I wanted that I'd be buying Spice Girl's LPs.

Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 6:49 pm
by Jackie P
The sound quality on the JA pressed Rockers International LP is very good.
http://www.roots-archives.com/release/4454
On side 1 of the sleeve & label (& Roots Archives too) the title of second track (Africa Dub) is actually the correct title for track 3, and track 3 (My Mind Dub) is the correct title for track 2.
Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 7:41 pm
by 6anbatte
Hi Jackie P
Yes, I used to have it back in the day. I decided to get the Greensleeves repress as I had heard the sound quality was excellent. A can confirm it is.
Yes, you are right. I don't think the CD, on the other hand, has any tracks that are correctly titled.
Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 7:44 pm
by 6anbatte
Hi Leggo Rocker
I totally agree with you, but do find it a pain when I'm trying (saddo that I am) to put a disc together vocal, dub, vocal etc....
Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 10:46 am
by leggo rocker
Hey, 6anbatte, nothing at all sad about mixing up your own Showcase stylee. I do it all the time.
In fact I am planning a Showcase Set and a Version Excursion Set for Leggo Rockers Radio.
It takes some thought and a lot of sifting through records. I intend to take a few days off work to make a good go at it very soon.
Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 11:26 am
by 6anbatte
Hi Leggo Rocker
Good man. Keep up the excellent work!
Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 11:34 am
by leggo rocker
Mixing up a 'Size Matters' 12 inch 45 session right now!
Hopefull I'll get time to do a 'Size Don't Matter' 7 inch 45 set later this weekend also...
Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 3:17 pm
by 6anbatte
Hi
The correct track listing on the CD "Africa Must Be Free.../Africa Must Be Free...Dub" - GRELCD 504 is as follows;
Track (10) Levi Dub
(11) Revolution Dub
(12) Judgement Dub
(13) Sufferer Dub
(14) Unity Dub
(15) My Mind Dub
(16) Africa Dub
(17) Western Kingston Style
Re: Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Dub
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 11:58 am
by 6anbatte
"Africa Must Be Free.../Africa Must Be Free...Dub" - GRELCD 504
Just "dove-tailed" the two albums on this CD to run vocal, dub, vocal etc and I have been left with the following 3 tracks;
"Why Do Blackman Fuss And Fight"
"Sufferer Dub"
"Western Kingston Style"
Does anyone know if there a) is there a dub cut to "Why Do Blackman Fuss And Fight" out there and b) where have the 2 extra dub cuts come from?
Incidentally, if either "Sufferer Dub" or "Western Kingston Dub" are the dub cut of "Why Do Blackman Fuss And Fight" and I haven't realised please do let me know. My hearing definitely isn't what it used to be!
Any input gratefully accepted.