The professionals had the coolest image... those pan African scarves and the color scheme in general is just the best look. And amazing dubs too, what’s not to like?

one of the most crazy dub LP from that era....avant garde and ahead on its time with Errol T at his best

This is the earliest of the Jamaican pressings. The Joe Gibbs Record Club information (and the more fancy label) only appeared after he started shipping shedloads of this and the other dub/instrumental albums abroad.

worth the bucks for jubilation dub. 100% jahmode mi mates

Has anybody noticed that the first 2 tracks are the wrong way round? Quality appears to be a bit suspect also

i *think* i have this version of the release but tracks appear to be in order on my copy and sound quality seems ok. The print quality is dodgy though, looks like the back cover in particular is a blown up version of the CD sized label or something, as it's pixellated.

The tunes are rock solid. Shame the same can't be said about the vinyl. It has so many dips, bumps and wobbles my stylus thinks it's tracking a motocross course!And as for 'snoopy, the bionic beagle' - how the hell did that get onto this recording, it's so out of place!

Absolutely one of my favourite Dub albums ever... This release has "Spiderman African Dub Pt-1" and "Rock Gibbs" etched in the run out grooves.