Lee Perry And The Upsetters - Return of the Super Ape

http://www.lee-perry.com

http://www.myspace.com/leescratchperry





Origine du Groupe : Jamaica

Style : Reggae , Dub , Psychedelic

Sortie : 1978





By Oufar-Khân from http://oufarkhan.blogspot.com



A follow-up to the highly acclaimed dub opus Super Ape, Return of the Super Ape, like most sequels, never reaches the heights of its predecessor. However, there are some exceptional moments that
make the album worth a careful listen. Most notable are the dark Psyche and Trim, and the celebratory Dyon-Anaswa, and the near-comical Tell Me Something Good. Still, the album showcases the
prodigious production skills of undisputed dub master Lee “Scratch” Perry's insanely layered textures and technical wizardry. With the Upsetters providing deft musical backing, Perry leads the
listener through a surreal world of psychedelic Rastafarianism with lyrics like “We gotta get the vampire, we got to put him on a wire... Jah Jah is a natty dread.” Relentless, ganja-stoked
basslines and eerie echoes punctuate all the tracks.





Tracklist :

 1. Dyon-Anasaw

 2. Return of the Super Ape

 3. Tell Me Something Good

 4. Bird in Hand

 5. Crab Years

 6. Jah Jah a Natty Dread

 7. Psyche & Trim

 8. The Lion

 9. Huzza a Hana

10. High Ranking Sammy