It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Professor coverCONTINENTAL RECORD SERVICES · CRMCD1
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its-a-mad-mad-mad-mad-professor-1evpkfn Europe · 1995
Representative sleeve — art from another pressing of this release Cover Art Archive
1 — 14
  1. 1 Ultimate Experience 3:45
  2. 2 Beyond The Realms Of Dub 4:13
  3. 3 The Heart Of The Jungle 3:52
  4. 4 Rebel 3:11
  5. 5 Rat Race 5:06
  6. 6 The Doppler Effect 2:52
  7. 7 Aztec Warrior 5:58
  8. 8 Ariwa - The Dub Sampler 3:37
  9. 9 Invasion Dub 6:32
  10. 10 People Of Yoruba 3:03
  11. 11 Kunte Kinte 6:05
  12. 12 Fast Forward Into Dub 6:14
  13. 13 Medusa's Head 3:20
  14. 14 Pirates Of The Airwaves 2:35
Liner notes

Made in Holland. European marketing by Continental Record Services. Main title on CD artwork has eight "Mad"s! Track 1 was recorded for "Black Liberation Dub Chapter 2" in 1994. Released on 12" as [r=1086614], and appeared on the album [[master:124258]] as "Dangerous Escapades Of Dub". Track 2 was recorded at Gautrey Road, Peckham, October 1982. and published first on [m=86808]. Track 3 was first released on [r=230243] in 1985. Track 4 was recorded at Bruce Road in 1981 and released on [m=124282]. Track 5 was the B-side of the 12" [[release:3083435]], recorded October 1983 during the "Asylum Of Dub" sessions. Track 6 was recorded in 1986 and appeared on [[master:236182]] and on the B-side of [[master:537657]]. Track 7 was recorded in 1987 at Whitehorse Lane. This track was later used by [[artist:Aisha]] for "Guide And Protect" from the album [[master:280349]] and also appeared on [[master:86820]]. Track 8 was recorded in November 1987 and appeared on [[master:86820]]. Track 9 was recorded at Gautrey Road. The original version was called "Nice Children Of Israel" by [[artist:Michael Prophet]]. It became quite famous as "Invasion" from [[artist:Macka B]]'s debut [m=338323]. Track 10 is taken from the LP [[master:410528]] from 1984.The most known version is "My Opinion" by [[artist:Pato Banton]] from [[master:86812]]. Track 11 was released in 1982 on [m=86808]. Recorded at the very first studio in Bruce Road. Track 12 was recorded in 1984 and is taken from [[master:268135]]. It features the vocals for [[artist:Aisha]]'s "Creator" and is also on the first Ariwa recordings to use the drum machine. Sampled by many artists, e.g. [[artist:The Orb]] for "The Blue Room". Track 13 is taken from [[master:86818]]. Recorded at Bruce Road in 1986. Track 14 was recorded 1984 and released on [[master:268135]].

Personnel
Artwork [Art], DesignDick Bangham
Artwork [Art], DesignLinda Gibbon
Illustration [Cover Illustration]Dick Bangham
ProducerMad Professor
Matrix / Runout
EtchedEOD BOD01 CONT CRMCD 1
Rights societyBiem/Stemra
Manufacture
Licensed FromRAS Records
Licensed FromAriwa
Marketed ByContinental Record Services
Phonographic Copyright (p)Continental Record Services
Copyright (c)Continental Record Services
Manufactured ByEurope Optical Disc
Pressed ByEurope Optical Disc
Glass Mastered AtBOD Berlin Optical Disc
Release Europe · 1995 · CD, Compilation
Mad Professor

It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Professor

Label
Continental Record Services
Cat #
CRMCD1
Country
Europe
Released
1995
Genre
Reggae
Style
Dub
Format
CD, Compilation
Barcode
8713762200015
Rights society
Biem/Stemra
Filed under ReggaeDub1990s
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