Scientist - At the Controls of Dub (1979-80) - legit or crap?
Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 1:03 am
Hi there. Short-time lurker, first time poster here. 
I bought the Jamaican Recordings release of the above album on CD today, as my very first Scientist album - mainly because it was:
a) in print
b) in stock
c) cheap
Now, after a quick browse of these forums tonight, reading some of the comments about JR's previous releases and the posts from Mr. Scientist himself with regards to his views on the international releases of his works (and bogus stuff with his name on it), it seems that I may have chosen poorly and just become the proud owner of my *very first* bogus reggae record...
I like reggae and dub - but I'm far, far, far from being an expert collector. So, have I just paid out good money for old rope here, or what? Did the Scientist actually have any involvement with the production/mixing of this record at all?
If anyone who owns this record (or perhaps even Scientist himself - if he still hangs around here) could clear this up for me, I'd be most grateful. Thanks.
I bought the Jamaican Recordings release of the above album on CD today, as my very first Scientist album - mainly because it was:
a) in print
b) in stock
c) cheap
Now, after a quick browse of these forums tonight, reading some of the comments about JR's previous releases and the posts from Mr. Scientist himself with regards to his views on the international releases of his works (and bogus stuff with his name on it), it seems that I may have chosen poorly and just become the proud owner of my *very first* bogus reggae record...
I like reggae and dub - but I'm far, far, far from being an expert collector. So, have I just paid out good money for old rope here, or what? Did the Scientist actually have any involvement with the production/mixing of this record at all?
If anyone who owns this record (or perhaps even Scientist himself - if he still hangs around here) could clear this up for me, I'd be most grateful. Thanks.