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Greetings,

Sadly my collection doesn't contain a lot of his work. I do have:
COMMANDMENTS OF DUB 3: LION’S SHARE DUB & MESSAGE FROM AFRICA

I was hoping some of you could educate me on some of his must have material! Looking to correct this as soon as possible!

Thanks

[cover=3294,3544][cover=3292,3542]
both of these are among my favorite dub LPs of all time

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hard to find but worth seeking out

Also look for "The Music Message", "The Message 2" and [Junior Brown - Fly Me Away Home](http://www.roots-archives.com/release/1643)

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crucial set

That one would be great if it weren't for the siren overdubs...

The album Aswad recorded for Shaka is great. "Addis Ababa Studio". Very nice riddims, not much dubwise mixing, however.

kukuman wrote:That one would be great if it weren't for the siren overdubs...

I have to agree with kukuman regarding **["Commandments Of Dub"](http://www.roots-archives.com/release/3543)** as I've owned it for 25 years, but, because of the sirens, have never been able to play it all the way through.
I can only assume it's an acquired taste and, consequently, would advise to approach with caution.

On the upside it's in mint condition!!

Dread & Fred-Iron works PT.1-LP on Jah Shaka Label is a killer LP and can still get hold of it on a reissue. . plus theres iron works PT2.
peace

Red Eyes wrote:The album Aswad recorded for Shaka is great. "Addis Ababa Studio". Very nice riddims, not much dubwise mixing, however.

Yes!

Addis Ababa Studio, the one with Pepper and Aswad are both killers!

And the commandments of dub 2.

Add these three as they are must have Jah Shaka productions

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Brilliant

Dave

Thanks for all the selections and I will search them out and see what happens.