An intriguing and slightly anomalous gem in Tubby's extensive discography in that the rhythms he's working with here are supplied by Harry Mudie and as a result are not the normal heavy roots sound that we're used to him using as source material for his dubs.
Instead the rhythms have a much lighter and funkier feel to them that takes influences from soul, jazz and rock & roll with even strings making an appearance on a couple of the tracks which is a rare feature in the world of reggae and dub.
The result is a real one of a kind album that shows another side to Tubby's dubwise expertise and as a result it holds a special place in my heart and record collection (I even wrote a piece about it a little while back for Test Pressing).
Tracklisting:
A1 Full Dose Of Dub
A2 Madhouse Dub
A3 Dub For The Dread
A4 Dub With A Difference
A5 Caught You Dubing
B1 Roman Dub
B2 Dub Confrence
B3 Heavy Duty Dub
B4 Strip-Tease Dub
B5 String Dub In Rema