I Can't Hear A Word You Say / Jack O'Diamonds (Vinyl 7") Soul Funk & Disco

I Can't Hear A Word You Say / Jack O'Diamonds (Vinyl 7") Soul Funk & Disco

this time going by the name of Hidden Spheres

Max Romeo's best album and one of Lee Perry's finest productions

Astroworld

showing the kind of lovers rock and roots lyric blend also favored by contemporaries like Gregory Isaacs and Dennis Brown

Bristol's trip-hop pioneers crystallise their melancholic splendour on Protection

its predecessor

upon its release in 1970 'electronic meditation' and tracks such as 'journey through a burning brain' would define a genre of music and herald the massive creative musical explosion that would emerge in germany in the early seventies

I did a lot of inner work in the past few years

The release of Dirty Three's debut EP UFKUKO for the first time ever on vinyl

and acumen no one had ever heard

Given the conservative nature of the music scene in America at that time and the fact that the LP didn't even feature any guitars

Another biggy