Lee 'Scratch' Perry - Super ApeFew artists enjoy a legacy that involves a re engineering of the very genre in which they work. Lee Scratch Perry is such an artist. As a pioneer of dub reggae Perry viewed the mixing console as musical instrument in its own right. The influence of his revolutionary approach has been felt world wide and into genres far beyond reggae. His 1976 effort, Super Ape, is considered a masterpiece of this or any genre. Working with The Upstetters at his Black

This is hardly a pastoral album

populated by men and women in skimpy Speedos

inner space hi-fi snapshot of dreamy folk-rock

Between The Sheets

• limited to 500 *

This killer Rock n Roll vinyl set was compiled by Radio DJ and TV presenter Mark Lamarr

B3 The Other Newest One

There is a headphone output provided on the front of the unit for powering standard hi-fi headphones

Pacific Breeze 2 once again feature the artwork of renowned Tokyo-based illustrator Hiroshi Nagai

multiple Grammys

a bit too long between records

Nots are still a wild guitar band