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Shaolin

Posted: 04-01-2005

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reggea

Disc: 1

1. Want Fi Goh Rave
2. It Noh Funny
3. Funny Dub [#]
4. Sonny's Lettah [Anti-Sus Poem]
5. Iron Bar Dub
6. Independant Intavenshan
7. Fite Dem Back
8. Brain Smashing Dub
9. Reality Poem
10. Reality Dub
11. Forces of Vicktry
12. Victorious Dub
13. Time Come
14. Bass Culture
15. Cultural Dub
16. Street 66
17. Reggae Fi Peach
18. Peach Dub
19. Di Black Petty Booshwah [12" Version]
20. Di Black Petty Booshwah

Disc: 2

1. Inglan Is a Bitch
2. Bitch Dub
3. Loraine
4. Reggae Sounds
5. Shocking Dub
6. Two Sounds of Silence
7. Di Eagle an' Di Bear [12" Version]
8. Wat About Di Working Claas?
9. Di Great Insohreckshan
10. Insohreckshan Dub
11. Making History List
12. Historic Dub
13. Reggae Fi Radni
14. Reggae Fi Dada
15. New Craas Massahkah

Код:

http://www.eko.org.pl/public/LKJ/Linton_Kwesi_Johnson_-_Independant_Intavenshan._The_Island_Anthology/

HariSeldon

Posted: 04-01-2005

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thanks! i really love it!

ancestore

Posted: 10-01-2005

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da ba

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seppchock

Posted: 09-08-2005

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f Dread Beat An' Blood brought Johnson and initial flush of notoriety, then Forces of Victory was the record that cemented his growing reputation as a major talent. Bovell and the Dub Band swing hard on this set, especially on the album's opening track "Want Fi Goh Rave." This contains some of Johnson's most memorable songs/poems, such as the heartfelt prison saga "Sonny's Lettah" and the confrontational "Fite Dem Back," which he delivers in his trademark sing-song Jamaican patois. Dramatic and intense to the point of claustrophobia, Forces of Victory is not simply one of the most important reggae records of its time, it's one of the most important reggae records ever recorded.

Linton Kweli Johnson - Forces Of Victory (1979)

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badoo

Posted: 30-08-2005

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Forces of Victory
Dread Beat An' Blood brought Johnson and initial flush of notoriety, then Forces of Victory was the record that cemented his growing reputation as a major talent. Bovell and the Dub Band swing hard on this set, especially on the album's opening track "Want Fi Goh Rave." This contains some of Johnson's most memorable songs/poems, such as the heartfelt prison saga "Sonny's Lettah" and the confrontational "Fite Dem Back," which he delivers in his trademark sing-song Jamaican patois. Dramatic and intense to the point of claustrophobia, Forces of Victory is not simply one of the most important reggae records of its time, it's one of the most important reggae records ever recorded.

Bass culture
I remember at the time of its release that many reviewers considered Bass Culture a slight disappointment because it didn't reach the highs of Forces of Victory. Granted, following up a record as great as Forces of Victory is no easy task, but all these years later I wonder what were people thinking. Bass Culture is tremendous, another successful collaboration between Johnson and Bovell with songs that are, at times, even more confrontational (e.g., "Inglan is a Bitch") than anything he had previously recorded. I will admit that the Dub Band sounds better on Forces of Victory, but Johnson is hitting his stride at the time of this release and experimenting with song structure and lyrics a little more (i.e., not everything is explicitly political here). Still, I defy anyone to come up with a reason to not own this record. An extra added bonus is John Kpiaye's great guitar playing.

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miHau

Posted: 02-10-2006

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Linton Kwesi Johnson - LKJ In Dub

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Victorious Dub
Reality Dub
Peach Dub
Shocking Dub
Iron Bar Dub
Bitch Dub
Cultural Dub
Brain Smashing Dub

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http://rapidshare.de/files/15178390/LKJ_In_Dub_vol.1.zip.html

Linton Kwesi Johnson - LKJ In Dub vol 2

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Historic Dub
Cold War Dub
Guyanese Dub
Timeless Dub
Sensical Dub
Sensical Dubrise
Face Card Dub
Dub Tale
Dubbin Di Revalueshan

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http://rapidshare.de/files/15181929/LKJ_In_Dub_vol.2.zip.html

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miHau

Posted: 06-12-2006

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Linton Kwesi Johnson in Concert with the Dub Band (BBC, June 1984)

The Dub Band:
1. Introduction 0:41
2. Instrumental 2:12
3. Dub Master 4:58
4. Come With Me 3:41
5. Reggae High 4:02
6. Brain Damage 3:12

Linton Kwesi Johnson:
7. Introduction 1:00
8. Dread Beat An' Blood 3:21
9. All Wi Doin' Is Defendin' 3:02
10. Want Fi Goh Rave 4:01
11. Reggae For Dadda 3:53
12. Band Introductions 1:41
13. Reggae Fi Peach 3:14
14. Di Great Insohreckshan 3:43
15. What About The Workin' Class? 5:37
16. Makin' History 3:56
17. Reggae For Rodney 3:34
18. Instrumental 1:52
Total Time : [57:41]

Linton Kwesi Johnson : Vocals

The Dub Band:
Paget King : Keyboards
Patrick Tenyue : Trumpet
Buttons Tenyue : Trombone
John Kpiaye : Lead Guitar
Francois Cuffy ; Rhythm Guitar
Bruce Smith : Drums
Nick Straker : Synthesiser
Geoffrey Scantlebury : Percussion
Dennis Bovell : Bass

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