This 2002 album from Lee "Scratch" Perry collects material from earlier sessions, offering a potent dose of his signature dub experiments.
- The album was released on Trojan Records, a label with a long history of reissuing reggae and dub material.
- "Jamaican E.T." features Perry's distinctive production style, characterized by heavy basslines, echoing delays, and sparse arrangements.
- The album showcases Perry's unique vocalizations and spiritual themes, typical of his later-career output.
Lee "Scratch" Perry is a Jamaican singer, songwriter, and record producer. He was a pioneer of reggae and dub music.
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