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Max Romeo - Guerre à Babylone [Orange]
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Enter the vibrational world of Max Romeo & The Upsetters' "War Ina Babylon," a seminal reggae work that pulses with a relentless social heart.
Proudly reissued by Jackpot Records, this 1976 classic was a seismic force on the British punk scene, reflecting an urgent time in Jamaica thanks to the alchemical collaboration between Max Romeo and legendary producer Lee "Scratch" Perry. At this critical moment, Romeo was moving from "rough" songs to powerful protest anthems, armed with more than 120 singles to his credit. The album, recorded in just two weeks, showcases Perry's "kitchen sink" production – a trademark of his acclaimed Black Ark trilogy, alongside "Police and Thieves" and "Party Time."
“War Ina Babylon” paints a vivid soundscape where reggae rhythms meet scathing social commentary. From the title track's invocation of the turbulent streets to the introspective depths of "One Step Forward," Max Romeo's voice resonates with truth and resilience. Perry's experimental genius transforms each song into an atmospheric tapestry, ensuring that the power of the record is as raw and resonant as ever.
Presented on striking orange vinyl, “War Ina Babylon” is not just an album – it is a historical document and a reggae masterpiece. It's an essential addition to any serious collection, speaking in a timeless way to themes that remain relevant across generations.
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Max Romeo - Guerre à Babylone [Orange]
Sale price
$45.99
Regular price
$50.99
Proudly reissued by Jackpot Records, this 1976 classic was a seismic force on the British punk scene, reflecting an urgent time in Jamaica thanks to the alchemical collaboration between Max Romeo and legendary producer Lee "Scratch" Perry. At this critical moment, Romeo was moving from "rough" songs to powerful protest anthems, armed with more than 120 singles to his credit. The album, recorded in just two weeks, showcases Perry's "kitchen sink" production – a trademark of his acclaimed Black Ark trilogy, alongside "Police and Thieves" and "Party Time."
“War Ina Babylon” paints a vivid soundscape where reggae rhythms meet scathing social commentary. From the title track's invocation of the turbulent streets to the introspective depths of "One Step Forward," Max Romeo's voice resonates with truth and resilience. Perry's experimental genius transforms each song into an atmospheric tapestry, ensuring that the power of the record is as raw and resonant as ever.
Presented on striking orange vinyl, “War Ina Babylon” is not just an album – it is a historical document and a reggae masterpiece. It's an essential addition to any serious collection, speaking in a timeless way to themes that remain relevant across generations.