Scientist - Meets the Crazy Mad Professor At Channel One (Vinyl) slint each of them could have

each of them could have been the title song for the same director’s Private Road

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This irreverent approach to the music reflects some of the key influences: specifically Public Enemy on the City album itself - Jon professed his love of the hyper-collaged sampledelic barrage of the Bomb Squad’s productions - and also the radical tape splicing that Teo Macero brought to his work with Miles Davis

Special mention needs to be made of Anita Clark's (Motte) contribution

Scientist - Meets the Crazy Mad Professor At Channel One (Vinyl) slint each of them could haveThe mighty Scientist meets Jamaica's original Crazy Mad Professor in a dub showdown pitching their best musical shots against each other. The connection between these two great mixers producers is that they both learned the trade and also cut their musical teeth working with the master himself King Tubby. Scientist and the Crazy Mad Professor (not to be confused with the London based Mad Professor, Neil Frazer) initially both helped King Tubby wind