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Original Issued on Upsetter 1973 (Split Stereo):
A1. Black Panta 00:00:00
A2. V/S Black Panta 00:04:38
A3. Khasha Macka 00:08:12
A4. Elephant Rock 00:12:07
A5. African Skank 00:15:23
A6. Dreamland Skank 00:18:40
A7. Jungle Jim 00:21:16
B1. Drum Rock 00:24:12
B2. Dub Organizer (w. Dillinger) 00:28:08
B3. Lovers Skank (w Tommy McCook keyboard) 00:31:34
B4. Mooving Skank 00:34:19
B5. Apeman Skank 00:37:06
B6. Jungle Fever 00:39:37
B7. Kaya Skank 00:42:00


2004 Reissue Added Mixes (Mono) 00:45:06
D1 Upsetting Rhythm # 1
D2 Upsetting Rhythm # 2
D3 Upsetting Rhythm # 3
D4 Happy Roots

RIP Lee Scratch Perry. Legend!

I'm a psychiatrist & he taught us we are our own doctor

Jamaican e.t. , r.i.p.
A very human person

Blessed to have seen him in concert (with his protogee Mad Professor; it was so loud; my ears hurt afterwards, but i was happy... This was in San Francisco, 1996 maybe?) ... He was like a shriveled little mummy on the stage; he barely moved, and he smoked his ganja the whole time, non-stop, and he made direct eye contact with everyone he could see... I'm not a linguist, but I'm pretty sure he was speaking Hebrew or Ge'ez half the time... it was like being in the presence of a living saint or a high-holy guru... There was no violence at the dancehall that night; we were all WAY too stoned to fight... Us skinheads got along with the hippies, and everyone had a blast... Many jackets and hats were lost, and the taco place next door had a record night... I was also lucky to see Bunny Wailer around the same time, in Berkeley California; Bunny's show was much more "churchy" and explicitly "Rastafarian"... Bunny's show was almost like an Ethiopian Orthodox Church Liturgy; it was great, but Scratch's show was more like a Native (American) sweat-lodge...

A lot of stupid comments about the origins of "Hip Hop/Rap" here...  This is DUB... It's JAMAICAN, and the youth of today have no clue where anything comes from.

Edit: I'm not denying that Jamaican music was a big influence on Hip hop, (among other genres of music). LSP did not invent hip hop, but I doubt that Hip hop could've been invented without his innovations.

God thank you for Lee Scratch Perry on Earth

Lee Perry is so unique, I can’t believe my ear sometimes, those rythm are so genious and with perfect accuracy in the detail of every instrument. Everything is responding with perfection and synchronicity. This is so pure language. No body has never been at this level, no doubt he is the geatest ever as a reggae muscian.

Doesn't get much better than this...

The Real ET, L$P....saw him sing when he was only drinking wine at the time! A drunk madman! Seen

The album that truly began the art form. I usually recommend this one to my friends as a starting point for those interested in the genre.

The true madman and inspiration to music & art. Lee Scratch Perry. DubPoet, PipeCock Jackson...R.I.P. LSP.

R.I.P. You Genius of DUB.

One of my all-time favorite tracks on this album is Upsetting Rhythm #1, but not only is the album itself hard to find, that particular track feels all but absent from the internet. Thanks for the upload!

This is a groundbreaking masterpiece

I was on my own with Lee scratch Perry in Gloucester he ask me do I want some money me say no so an some guy come in tinking  me say yah all me wanted was a sign of the time paddylove71 reggae music is a white Ras man

What are we to now you have gone. Blessed

Outstanding!!!   Desert island disc❤

RIP... Upsetter... so much music you have given us... Bless 😎