VARIOUS - Sherwood At The Controls Volume 2: 1985-1990 - Vinyl (2xLP)
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Sherwood At The Controls Volume 2: 1985-1990(2xLP)
On-U Sound
Cat: ONULP 132. Rel: 27 Jun 16
Dub
Side 1 - Track 1. Mark Stewart - Hypnotized (12" mix) Side 1 - Track 2. Tackhead - Mind At The End Of The Tether Side 1 - Track 3. Doug Wimbish & Fats Comet - Don't Forget That Beat (alternate dub) Side 2 - Track 1. Flux - The Value Of Nothing Side 2 - Track 2. The Unknown Cases - Masimbabele 89 (Adrian Sherwood remix) Side 2 - Track 3. Keith LeBlanc - These Sounds Side 2 - Track 4. The Beatings - Television (Dance mix) Side 3 - Track 1. Pankow - Girls & Boys Side 3 - Track 2. Ministry - All Day (remix) Side 3 - Track 3. Rinf - Big Bondage (Kinky Sex Wet mix) Side 3 - Track 4. KMFDM - Don't Blow Your Top (Adrian Sherwood remix) Side 4 - Track 1. Dub Syndicate - Snatch A Style Side 4 - Track 2. Lee Scratch Perry - Music & Science Madness Side 4 - Track 3. Bim Sherman - Haunting Ground (dub) Side 4 - Track 4. African Head Charge - Hold Some (version) Side 4 - Track 5. Dub Syndicate - Early Mafia
The second volume of the Sherwood At The Controls compilation series focuses on Adrian Sherwood productions recorded and released between 1985 and 1990. Predictably, it's another fine set, once again showcasing the On U-Sound chief's ability to fuse his love of dub sounds and production with all manner of (then) contemporary dancefloor sounds. Highlights come thick and fast, from the trippy Balearic Afro-funk of the Unknown Cases' "Masimbabele '89" and rock-rap growl of The Beatings' "Television", to the uncomplicated, sax-laden sweetness of Lee 'Scratch' Perry's "Music & Science Mafia", and Pankow's deliciously fuzzy cover of Prince's "Girls & Boys". Throw in a couple of typically weighty Dub Mafia tracks, and you have another essential retrospective.
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