Skip to content
  1. 🚚 Free Shipping on Most US Orders over $99 info
  2. 🆕 50% Lower International Shipping Costs 🌐info
  3. 10% OFF 4️⃣ or MORE Records Every Day! details
  4. 🔴 Save On Audio Gear shop gear specials

Scientist & Prince Jammy Strike Back! (Music On Vinyl 180g) Vinyl LP

Music On VinylSKU rr-2346

inna galaxy far far away...
Write a review
| Ask a question
sale $32.95
TTL Rewards icon Earn up to 329 Reward Points with this purchase! Read more
  • Get more info on our FREE SHIPPING terms
  • 📦 Standard Shipping ships within 1-3 Business Days
  • 🌎 International Shipping Experts, Fully Tracked
  • ⇨ Need a gear recommendation or a customized package?
  • Contact our support team for all your questions!

    Contact support for recommendations or customization questions

    We answer requests Mon-Fri 10am-6pm EST

  • Lab Overview
  • 🔊Tracklist
  • Review & Q+A
  • Tagged

Lab Overview

A reissue of this spaced out holy grail dub session might be the silver lining in this terrible Star Wars reboot we’re currently being dragged through with no end in sight (don’t @ me). The cover alone should be a good enough excuse for any dub nerd OR Star Wars nerd, but if not, there's heavy bass and drum Roots Radics rollage and vocals by Linval Thompson, Barrington Levy, Freddie McGregor and more mixed up by King Tubby’s most notorious proteges inna galaxy far far away. When Scientist and Jammy's are at the controls, I want them so zooted that they forget the difference between Star Wars, Star Trek and Star Jones, and that’s exactly what we get on this session versioned by two of the greatest to ever do it with track titles referencing the aforementioned franchises plus Buck Rogers and Mission Impossible, because why not. You’ll recognize the riddim from Freddie McGregor’s “Big Ship” on opening track “Storming The Death Star” (see what they did there); other highlights include “The Alien Aborts” (Freddie’s “Roots Man Skanking”), “The Princess Takes Her Revenge” (Wayne Wade’s “Round The World) and “C-3PO + R2D2 = The Force” (Barrington Levy’s “Rob And Gone”). Style Scott drums just don’t get any deadlier than they are on “Buck Rogers In The Black Hole” (Linval Thompson's “You're Young”). Reissued by Music On Vinyl on 180 gram vinyl. Recommended.

  • 180g black vinyl pressing
  • replica full-color pic sleeve
  • limited edition
  • music label: Music On Vinyl 2018
reviewed by edward james almost 04/2018
UPC: 8719262008014

🔊Tracklist

Review & Q+A

Tagged

Labheads Also Viewed