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The title is an insight into the working process of The little hand of the faithful
The amount of originality in his playing could have only been summoned when one is forced to confront limitations and raise a big middle finger to the 'status quo'
Recorded at Channel 1 and Randy's Studio 17Voiced at King Tubby'sOriginal cuts dubbedA1: "Mr Smart"A2: "Mr Rich Man"A3: "Jah Helps The Man"A4: "Shame & Pride"A5: "Bad Minded People"A6: "Fittest Of The Fittest" - a version of Jimmy Riley's "Thanks and Praises"B1: "Wreck Up My Life"B2: "Stop The Fighting"B3: "Jah Jah Forgive Them" - on the "My Conversation" riddimB4: "No Love" - a version of Horace Andy's "Zion Train"B5: "Ghetto Girl"B6: "In Slavery" - a version of Dennis Brown's "Tribulation"
reminiscent of the early Dangerhouse Records singles as well as the “Bloodstains Across
Paul Kidney Experience
Silicone Prairie - Vol. II LP punk The title is an insightFormed in Missouri, but migrated to Australia somewhere around the release of Vol. II, Ian Teeples Silicone Prairie exists in a pretty unique space in the post Omicron, post Coneheads, next wave of Aus Garage bands at Gonerfest world. Coming from a scene thats usually walloping the listener with high energy, jittery, pulling funny faced style antics (I took the long road to writing egg punk), twas a shock cracking open Vol. II and hearing something