Showing posts with label Limonious. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Limonious. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Ram Jam Master



Strictly for the sound boys that read SDTW.

Here is the Ram Jam Riddim w/ versions from Horace Martin, Dignitary Stylish, Little Jon, Yellowman and others.

Nice 80's rammer style. Peep the wicked sleeve art by Limonious.

Murder.




Run it HHHHEEEEERRRREEEEEE

Friday, July 24, 2009

Michael Palmer



Big big album. I've been hunting this one down for a minute. If you can get a physical copy I'd highly suggest it. It has a mean Limonious scene on the back.

Check the "Mr. Booster" tune.

Track Listing:

Lickshot
Gunshot A Burst
Hey Margaret
Appetizing
I Love Jah Jah
Mr Booster
Chief In A Town
Gi Mi Wha Mi Want

Download:

Michael Palmer "Lickshot"

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Early B "Ghost Busters"



So after getting that first Early B album off I found out that I've been sleeping on the real gem which came out a year later called "Ghost Busters."

The album has some heat on it courtesy of production by Ossie Thomas, Tristan Palmer, and Garrick Robertson and as bonus you get Scientist on the engineering tip.

The sleeve art is by one of my favorite illustrators Wilfred Limonious. For reasons unknown there seems to be no website, book, or any sort of contact for Limonoius or his work. I know he is dead, but that's about it. If anyone knows anything about him that is noteworthy get at me.

For now just sekkle with one of the meanest covers ever.

Track Listing:

Ghost Buster
Naw Leave Me Biible
Sleep & Drive
Mek The Girls Fat
Gone A Mexico
Live Good
Two Is Better Then Too Many
Identity


Download:

Early B "Ghost Busters"

Thursday, July 31, 2008

Wilfred Limonious















Wilfred Limonious is the man. I wish dude had a book or something. Sadly, I think his work will only survive on wax. His artwork is the personification dancehall and Jamaican culture.

There is no real archive of his work or any website worth while to point you to. Essentially, if you want to see his work you need to dig through crates of 80's dancehall and rub a dub and have a good eye.

I will try and post up some hi-res joints when I have some time for all of you design nerds.