Fascinating
Fascinating global funk-dub-fusion which actually works.
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Interesting and eclectic
This is Jah Wobble doing what he wants to do, which means that it makes great listening for those who enjoy his style. There is s lot of variety here and simplicity as well, but it is not a coherent album as such.
Very close to perfect
There is a lot of good music here. The styles are naturally all over the place but that is a good thing. One or two tracks fall flat and I would have tweaked the running order slightly, but other than that it is perfect.
dub it up
another cool newbie from the bass maestro,varied and eclectic, yet still more cohesive and interesting than some previous strictly solo albums. its got a good vibe generally, i like it quite a lot, recommended for sure,
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