The Prophets – Conquering Lion
Label: |
Pressure Sounds – PSLP107 |
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Country: |
UK |
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Genre: |
Reggae |
Style: |
Dub |
Tracklist
| A1 | The Prophets– | Run Come Rally |
| A2 | The Prophets– | Jah Vengeance |
| A3 | The Prophets– | Conquering Lion |
| A4 | The Prophets– | Covetous Men |
| A5 | The Prophets– | Anti Christ |
| B1 | The Prophets– | Carnal Mind |
| B2 | The Prophets– | Jah Love |
| B3 | The Prophets– | Love Thy Neighbour |
| B4 | The Prophets– | Love Of Jah |
| B5 | The Prophets– | The Man Who Does The Work |
| C1 | King Tubby– | Rally Dub |
| C2 | King Tubby– | Tubby's Vengeance |
| C3 | Yabby You– | Conquering Dub |
| C4 | Big Youth– | Big Youth Fights Against Capitalist |
| C5 | King Tubby– | Anti Christ Rock |
| D1 | King Tubby– | Jah Love Dub |
| D2 | King Tubby– | Warning Version |
| D3 | King Tubby– | Love Thy Neighbour Version |
| D4 | King Tubby– | Love Of Jah Version |
| D5 | King Tubby– | Work Without Pay Version |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Pressure Sounds
- Copyright © – Pressure Sounds
- Recorded At – Dynamic Sounds Studios
- Recorded At – The Black Ark
- Recorded At – Harry J's Recording Studio
- Recorded At – Channel One Recording Studio
- Mixed At – King Tubby's Studio
- Mixed At – The Black Ark
- Mastered At – Hiltongrove Mastering
- Licensed From – Vivian Jackson (Yabby You) [Estate Of]
- Pressed By – MPO
Credits
- Backing Vocals – The Prophets
- Bass – Robbie Shakespeare
- Drums – Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace
- Guitar – Earl "Chinna" Smith
- Illustration – Shirley Chang
- Lacquer Cut By – Lex van Coeverden
- Mastered By – Dave Blackman*
- Mixed By – Lee Perry (tracks: A1, C1)
- Organ – Earl "Wire" Lindo
- Percussion – Vivian Jackson
- Piano – Augustus Pablo
- Saxophone, Flute, Fife – Tommy McCook
- Sleeve Notes – Diggory Kenrick
- Trombone – Vin Gordon
- Trumpet – Bobby Ellis
Notes
Special thanks to Jean Vencella Williams and Jeremy Collingwood
Album Co-ordination Pete Holdsworth
Artwork Restoration John 'Teflon' Sims
Runout codes are etched
Album Co-ordination Pete Holdsworth
Artwork Restoration John 'Teflon' Sims
Runout codes are etched
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 0794712304340
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): PSLP 107 A [MPO logo] 21 197971 -LVC-
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): PSLP 107 B [MPO logo] 21 197961 -LVC-
- Matrix / Runout (Side C): PSLP 107 C [MPO logo] 20 191575 -LVC-
- Matrix / Runout (Side D): PSLP 107 D [MPO logo] 20 191576 -LVC-
Other Versions (5 of 27)
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Conquering Lion (LP, Album) | Micron Music Limited | none | Jamaica | 1975 | ||
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Conquering Lion (LP, Album, White Label, Pre-Release) | Micron Music Limited | MIC-P-2680 | Jamaica | 1975 | ||
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Conquering Lion (LP, Album, Repress) | Prophet Record | none | Jamaica | 1977 | ||
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New Submission
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Conquering Lion (LP, Album, Repress) | Prophet Record | none | Jamaica | 1977 | ||
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New Submission
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Conquering Lion (LP, Album, Repress) | Prophet Record | none | Jamaica | 1977 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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First thing that jumped out at me is just how deep the bass is on this pressing. Overall it sounds pretty damn good, and the dub version of the album on the second LP sounds even better. My copy plays nice and clean with almost no surface noise, but there is a single skip about two minutes into the first song of both sides A & B. on the first LP. -
Like Lee Perry's/ The Upsetters' "Scratch The Super Ape" this album has been way ahead in its time of release. This expanded repress is a killer, really NOTHING to complain about. A five star release. -
Not a excellent sound, bit compressed. But not a terrible sound. It is acceptible.
Pressing is decent. Some pops here and there. But there is no serious problem. Spindle hole is bit tight.
If you want this album in vinyl, buy this pressing. Cheap but solid pressing. -
Edited 3 years agoI have had 2 different copies that visually look good but have multiple skips. Anyone else have any issues?
edit: I was able to find a solution for this problem - I dialed back the tonearm counterweight lighter than the manufacturer's recommendation and the skipping went away. It turned out it is the master recording used has sections of a little static on the track that would cause a skip when played. Now that it is playing through it sounds great! -
Sounds great to me. No complaints,. not sure of the source but it's clean and the bass is heavy.
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Can anyone tell us about how it sounds please ? (compare to Vivian Jackson's label represses or original Micron for example, thx)
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