There is some crossover here from the Ocean Reef disc, but with more tracks and different takes, and a better cross section of sounds. A lot of this material can be likened to Man or Astro-MAN? in that it's hard driving, guitar driven, and riff oriented as opposed to melodic. Vocals here include Johnny Kidd and the Pirates' "Please Don't Touch," "Uranus is a Planet," the Ramones' "Rockaway Beach," and a live take of the Trashmen's "SurfinÕ Bird." Fans of MOAM, garage surf or frat will appreciate this Dutch band. - Phil Dirt
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01 Freaks of Nature 02 Intoxica 03 The Joker's Wild 04 Molecules 05 Muruora 06 I can't surf 07 Pipeline 08 Please don't touch 09 Riptide 10 Engines of Difference 11 Apache 12 Shockwave 13 Bombora 14 Uranus is a planet 15 Rockaway Beach 16 Surfin' Bird (Live)
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The Killer Bananazz "Riptide"
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Hi RYP, es ist geschafft!
Now this is music. Simple as, no if’s buts or maybe’s, pure magic from the Island of Jamaica, coming originally from the best record label in the world ever – Studio 1.
The famous STUDIO ONE ARCHIVES torrent Vol. 1 - 48 [FLAC]
Studio One is considered as important to Jamaica’s music industry as Motown is to the US’s. It was home to producer Clement "Coxsone" Dodd and introduced many of reggae's stars to the world. Sir Coxsone is regarded as one of the most important producers in the history of reggae music. He was a vital figure in the journey of Jamaican popular music from ska through rocksteady and early reggae. In fact, no book in the history of Jamaican music can be written without mention of Dodd. Dodd got his start in the Jamaican scene by operating sound systems in the ‘50s, beginning to record discs at the end of the decade and opening the first black-owned Jamaican studio in 1960s, Studio One, on Brentford Road. Among the world-renowned acts to have passed through Studio One are Bob Marley and the Wailers, Toots and the Maytals, The Heptones, The Skatalites, John Holt, Bob Andy, Marcia Griffiths, Alton Ellis, Jackie Mittoo, Don Drummond, Tommy McCook and Monte Alexander.
All Credit To Original Ripper/Uploader
''These were all carefully ripped from original, long out of print, Studio One vinyl singles. These are old Jamaican vinyl, so the quality varies as you might expect, but overall is pretty good. There are 48 volumes of this stuff. Each volume contains both sides of about a dozen singles, and fills one CD. Preserve and share your old vinyl, otherwise it might be lost forever.''
Enjoy!
Tracklists & Linkslist
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/36053627/file.html
or
http://www.gamefront.com/files/24443967/TRACKS%26LINKS.rar
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