Huh? I don't get it. Lee Perry is a huge personal hero of mine, so that's cool, but this makes no sense. posted by DecemberBoy at 10:56 PM on July 11, 2010
And if you dig Scratch too, here's a link to an attempt at a complete discography. It's not COMPLETE complete, because that would be impossible given that Lee Perry has released a record more times than you've gone to the bathroom, but it's as close as humanly possible. posted by DecemberBoy at 10:58 PM on July 11, 2010 [2 favorites]
Yeah, I like Lee Perry a hell of a lot, too, but this appears to be no more than an advertisement for a Lee Perry CD compilation that appeared in 2003. Why? posted by koeselitz at 11:22 PM on July 11, 2010
As Lee Perry comps go, I prefer Arkology--or even Ape-ology. posted by box at 7:52 AM on July 12, 2010
Oh there is good stuff scattered throughout box, no doubt, though I do think he could get a wee indulgent in his deepest dub phase. I liked his really hard to find space disco stuff from the mid-eighties. Kind of like this - Angel Gabriel and The Space Boots - but not quite.
here is some recent stuff done with the White Belly Rats in Sweden I think - I am a Psychiatrist
I've run across that eternal thunder site before, and always been disappointed. I guess me and that dude just have different tastes. posted by puny human at 9:14 PM on July 12, 2010
Mid-80s space disco? I'd love to hear more about that--I've got a huge soft spot in my heart for Brentwood Disco Set, Scientist, proto-dancehall and this compilation.
Aside from the Adrian Sherwood and Bullwackie collaborations, I don't know jack about Lee Perry in the '80s. posted by box at 6:19 AM on July 16, 2010
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