Track Listings (15) - Disc #1| All Artists: Bush Chemists Title: Dub Outernational Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: ROIR Original Release Date: 2/22/1996 Re-Release Date: 1/30/1996 Genres: Dance & Electronic, International Music, Pop Styles: Reggae, Dance Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 053436822128 |
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 | Bush Chemists Dub Outernational Genres: Dance & Electronic, International Music, Pop
Almost 60 minutes of "New Roots Dub" inspired by King Tubby, Scientist, Jah Shaka and Lee Perry. The first domestic USA release by the Bush Chemists.From the All Music Guide: — Dub Outernational is the first domestic U.S. r... more » |
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Almost 60 minutes of "New Roots Dub" inspired by King Tubby, Scientist, Jah Shaka and Lee Perry. The first domestic USA release by the Bush Chemists.From the All Music Guide:
Dub Outernational is the first domestic U.S. release from U.K. dub specialists Bush Chemists. The entire album was recorded in member Dougie Wardrop's attic, and the music could be best described as a combination of futuristic sounds with a classic reggae production. Essentially a compilation of remixed favorites from past releases (they've done albums for the Conscious Sounds, Universal Egg, and Centry labels over the years), Dub Outernational is appealing to both the newcomer and the longtime fan. Each track slides into the next, almost playing like a continuous hour-long composition ? "Show Them the Way" is a work of spirituality, while "Dub Exploitation," "Roots, Rock, Reggae," and the title track are all slinky, liquid-sounding dubs. ? Greg Prato
Dub Outernational is the first domestic U.S. release from U.K. dub specialists Bush Chemists. The entire album was recorded in member Dougie Wardrop's attic, and the music could be best described as a combination of futuristic sounds with a classic reggae production. Essentially a compilation of remixed favorites from past releases (they've done albums for the Conscious Sounds, Universal Egg, and Centry labels over the years), Dub Outernational is appealing to both the newcomer and the longtime fan. Each track slides into the next, almost playing like a continuous hour-long composition ? "Show Them the Way" is a work of spirituality, while "Dub Exploitation," "Roots, Rock, Reggae," and the title track are all slinky, liquid-sounding dubs. ? Greg Prato