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Really enjoyed this record. Great stuff and looking forward to seeing them live.... Love the Michie One track
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Discovered Pama International after watching The Specials on their 30th anniversary tour and think they're superb. Saw them live and was knocked out so went out and bought all the albums and have been impressed with every one. Chilled out, relaxing mixture of reggae, dub, ska - you won't be disappointed...
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I personally know Pama International, but have no business interest with them. I got to know them frorm their gigs and fell in love. I think this is one of their best albums, and my friend just happened to be playing it now, in fact! 'Throwaway Society' is a downbeat song, but says something I never hear people saying "Television broke, so you throw it away... Your marriage is broke so you throw it away... My mind is broke so you throw me away... Throw-away Society". This is a real observation on today's society distilled into song.
It's not all doom and gloom, but the album has a very thoughtful vibe about the whole thing, and this as stated above certainly has its place in music, even Ska/Dub/Soul of this nature.
'The Race For Inner Space' is a great, spiritual track, which is a good thing to listen to when you find yourself having one of life's inner struggles. Shaun (the songwriter of the band and all-round sound bloke) has some good lyrics and subjects on here, including 'High Rise', which is a simple, female-led uncontroversial call to peace aimed at weapons-wielding youth.
You probably won't hear that in a grime track...
It's not all doom and gloom, but the album has a very thoughtful vibe about the whole thing, and this as stated above certainly has its place in music, even Ska/Dub/Soul of this nature.
'The Race For Inner Space' is a great, spiritual track, which is a good thing to listen to when you find yourself having one of life's inner struggles. Shaun (the songwriter of the band and all-round sound bloke) has some good lyrics and subjects on here, including 'High Rise', which is a simple, female-led uncontroversial call to peace aimed at weapons-wielding youth.
You probably won't hear that in a grime track...
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