Track A2: [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Aquasky]Aquasky[/url] „Kauna“ as listed is replaced with [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Omni+Trio]Omni Trio[/url] „Trippin‘ On Broken Beats“.
Track B: „Dadamnphreaknoizphunk? (Dubdope)“ misprinted as „Dadamnpheaknoizphunk? (Dubdobe)“.
Track D2: „Shaolin Satellite“ misprinted on back sleeve and label as „Shoalin Satellite“
Made in the EC
‚Celebrating 25 years of DJ Kicks‘ sticker on shrinkwrap and an extra one inside.
Some versions had front sticker
Gatefold 2LP Vinyl Repress with hard card printed inner sleeves – Includes Download Code
Tracks A1 and A2 recorded at Fon Studios, Sheffield
Tracks B1,B3,C1,C2,C3,C4 recorded at T.T.B. Studios, Wakefield
Tracks A3,B2,B4,B5,D2,D3,D4,D5 recorded at Touchwood Studios, Leeds
Track A1 contains a sample from „Summer In The City“ performed by [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Quincy+Jones]Quincy Jones[/url].
Track B1 contains a sample from „Love Is Missing From Our Lives“ performed by [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/104991-The-Dells]The Dells[/url].
Track C2 contains a sample from „Just My Soul Responding“ performed by [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Smokey+Robinson]Smokey Robinson[/url].
Track C3 contains a sample from „We Got The Funk“ performed by [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Positive+Force]Positive Force[/url].
Track D1 contains a sample from „Fireball“.
Mac design + artwork by Steve Brown at Sweet Design.
20th Anniversary. Limited to 500 colored copies (Vinyl 1 translucent yellow, vinyl 2 translucent red).
1976 recording
Side B is the dub of Lee „Scratch“ Perry ’s track „Disco Devil“ on the same riddim
85 West Street, Kingston, Jamaica.
Tel 92-26832
A batch of repress in december 2023
Stalag Riddim
Includes download card.
Record Store Day Limited Run of 1000 copies.
Runout codes are etched.
The track listing is quite different than the original 1999 release. The first edition featured 17 tracks. Only 7 of the 14 tracks were included on the original release.
Reissue of OGR838 [r25891351]
Reggae cover version of [r378182]
Mashups of popular Dub Reggae/Reggae instrumentals and Mos Def accapellas
Version on tanslucent pink vinyl
First pressing cut by Marko Kluge.
Gatefold cover.
Studios: Tritonus Berlin, Seeedbase I & II.
Photography: Kasskara (www.kasskara.de).
Graphics: ISH (www.ishue.net).
Not identical with the [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/554138]CD[/url]. This release does not contain the bonus track that can be found after one minute of silence at the end of „New Dubby Conquerors“.
Recorded at Wild Bunch Studios, London, UK and at Massive Attack and Antenne Studios, Bristol, UK.
All tracks mixed at Olympic Studios, London, UK, except „Eurochild“ at Larrabee West, L.A., USA and „Light My Fire (Live)“ at Wild Bunch Studios, London, UK.
Mastered at The Exchange.
„Weather Storm“ contains the sample from „It’s Time For Love“ performed by Pieces Of A Dream.
„Better Things“ contains the sample from „Never Can Say Goodbye“ performed by James Brown.
„Light My Fire (Live)“ contains the sample from „Light My Fire“ performed by The Young Holt Trio.
℗ & © 1994 Circa Records Ltd.
℗ & © 2016 Virgin Records Ltd.
Universal International Music B.V.
Gerrit Van Der Veeniaan 4, 3743 DN, Baarn, Nederlands
Made in the EU.
Includes a download code for a digital copy of the album in CD quality WAV files. Some copies may not include the download code.
Trifold cover:
℗ & © !K7 Records Made in the EU
Sticker on shrink:
The Definitive Audiophile LP Edition 5 x vinyl
Remastered by Bernie Grundman Mastering in Hollywood on 180g vinyl. Includes 24 bit audiophile download card
[new copies made available after April 2019: the line was replaced with „20th anniversary“ – see images]
Comes with an insert that includes a bandcamp download code for the digital files (all available formats).
Credits for Depeche Mode’s track ‚Useless‘ are given wrong as following: „Composed by Martin L. Gore, Tim Simenon, Written By Martin L. Gore“. The proper credit is given above.
Pallas job IDs in runouts are stamped, everything else is etched.