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Creation Rebel - Starship Africa

Starship Africa by Creation Rebel

Creation Rebel’s ‘Starship Africa’ is the greatest sci-fi dub soundtrack never put to film. Produced and arranged by Adrian Sherwood and created by some of the greats from the On-U Sound stable of musicians (including Doctor Pablo, Crucial Tony, Style Scott and Eskimo Fox), it is one of the finest moments of British Dub. Compared to acts as far afield as Tangerine Dream and the Grateful Dread, ‘Starship Africa’ is a truly psychedelic dub experience, spread over just two tracks (albeit broken down into five and four movements apiece), that stands among the most intriguing of all Sherwood’s earliest creations. This album is a criminally underrated masterpiece and essential headphone listening. "...A stone killer...The album still awaits recognition as the only possible soundtrack for William Gibson's as yet unfilmed 'Neuromancer'..." - The Wire. " (it) introduced weirder, more spacey and occasionally jarring effects across two mega 20-minute dub symphonies. Inspirational." – Mojo. Originally released as in 1980 and later re-issued on On-U Sound as ON-ULP8 in 1982, this new edition also includes four bonus tracks previously unreleased outside Japan.

Tracklisting:

1. Starship Africa Section 1   
2. Starship Africa Section 2   
3. Starship Africa Section 3   
4. Starship Africa Section 4   
5. Starship Africa Section 5   
6. Space Movement Section 1   
7. Space Movement Section 2   
8. Space Movement Section 3   
9. Space Movement Section 4   
10. Creation Rock ft Ranking Superstar [ bonus ]  
11. Give Me Power ft Jah Woosh [ bonus ]  
12. Original Power [ bonus ]  
13. In I Father’s House ft Prince Far I  [ bonus ]

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