For who is interested, the following tracks are originally from Pete Weston - Rasta Dub '77A2 No Tennants Dub = Quake A Talent Dub A3 Long Sentence Dub = Wireites Dub A4 Jah Live Dub = Eternal DubA5 Babylon War Dub = Quake A Setter Duband have absolutely nothing to do with Lee Perry or the Upsetters.B4 Heavy Revolution Dub = Ja-Man All Stars - Higher Ranking Dub from Ja-Man Allstars - King's Dub.Still a nice sounding dub album all the same.Peace,DJ

This album is widely considered to be a bootleg and falsely labeled as Upsetter music. Here is a quote from Ron the curator and owner of "TheSmokeyRoom.com" a web site dedicated to all Upsetter music: "Reminah Dub is indeed listed in my bogus section. it's in fact listed there because of the albums title "Lee Perry & The Upsetter". The only connection to Lee Perry there is "Babylon War Dub", a remake of Max Romeo's "War Ina Babylon". But there's nothing Lee Perry or Black Ark to this track. Probably Tubby's, early Channel One or something. Some nice dubs on the album, I think, but I would have accepted the album as a more genuine one when Lee Perry's name wasn't used." from here http://www.roots-archives.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=45819.

mine is white label with reminah dub stamped on both sides, but with the same cover