Search - King Tubby, African Brothers :: African Brothers Meet King Tubby in Dub

Not disposable for completists....

Robert Brant | chicago | 09/11/2007

(3 out of 5 stars)

"This is not a rip-off dub cd, but rather, an actual long player from the 70's that is part of the king tubby legacy..is it as good as "prophecy of dub" or the sides from "the dub organizer"?..No..but it is hardly disposable for hardcore fans...i don't seem to be as bothered by the sonic quality of a lot of vinyl to digital transfers but it does seem to matter to a lot of people...the occasional crackle doesn't bother me..in fact, i like it!"

Great king tubby early vinyl transfer for younger sugar mino

saxa | long island ny | 07/30/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"i like this album alot. if you like dub i think you will too. the people who want pristine do not understand that at times like this lower fidelity sometimes is overshadowed by what is playing . for me it is like a time machine transport back too jamaica early in the seventies what with the crackle coming from the dj booth along with some BIG TUNES. i was lucky to go to jamaica as early as 1968 and i have loved the high points of it's musical output from the 60's to the 90's primarily. these are rare and expensive if you collected them (if you could find them at all) as vinyl. afro bros sugar minott and tony tuff's younger voices over some booming dubbed riddims? = it's irie, i'll take it mon........."