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Friday, February 01, 2013

Prince Jammy - Destroys the Invaders (1982 - 320kbps)


Even if you are a truly hardcore sci-fi fan, here’s one you probably never saw, 1982 released Destroys the Invaders. Fact is, it’s just a mind-movie, but this here is the OST. Before becoming a King himself, while still a princeling under the tutelage of the true King Tubby, Lloyd James aka Prince Jammy created this soundtrack. Scientist & others at Adrian Sherwood’s On-U Sound had already done sci-fi themed albums. But Destroys the Invaders is Jammy at his finest. Before ruling the modern dancehall, Jammy dubbed it up here with the rock-solid Roots Radics rhythm section. You want strange alien encounters or all-out battles in outer space, well you’ve come to the right place. The great cover art is by Tony McDermott

Year of Release: 1982
Label: Greensleeves Records GREL 29
Genre: Dub, reggae


Tracklist:

Side A:
1. Conspiracy on Neptune
2. Martian Encounter
3. Saturn Bombardment
4. Attack on Ganymede

Side B:
1. War in the Asteroid Belt
2. The Great Red Spot
3. Life on Uranus
4. Final Destruction



Download: Prince Jammy - Destroys the Invaders
Download Size: 79.8MB (ripped at 320Kbps)
Posted by NØ
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4 comments:

BCR said...

a classic, thanx for sharing!

6:08 PM
footprint said...

i'll second that! have had it on vinyl for years. worn it wafer thin nearly by now. nice one guys. incredible site!

12:45 PM
Anonymous said...

the link says it does not exist anymore

5:20 PM
NØ said...

to Anonymous,
the link is repaired.
thanks for letting me know.

8:36 PM

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