Good comma placement.

Didn't want to send the wrong message.

Lovely obituary to the great man by a journalist I've always enjoyed reading

Rolling Stone dead? Sorry, sorry...
:shycouch:

Lee "Scratch" Perry

Came to see if anyone had mentioned this yet.

Gonna throw on Super Ape right now. RIP.

R.I.P. "Pipecock Jackson" :pimp:

Scratch another one then.
I'll see myself out.
:shycouch:

While I'm here, Ed Asner, who will be known to people of my generation from the TV series The Mary Tyler Moore Show and its spinoffs. RIP Lou Grant.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...Asner_1977.JPG

Don't sleep on this comp if you haven't heard it. It's the one I reach for whenever I want some Perry or dub in general

Sad to hear about "Scratch." He did an enormous amount of great work - especially in the 70s.

Tho I agree with Frown most of the time, that "Skanking..." album is one of about 3 dozen dubious,
at best, albums attributed to Lee Perry. No matter how good someone thinks the album is,
it's more of a fudged-up Bunny Lee album because of his noticeable "riddims" while being extremely doubtful that
Perry had any hand in creating any of those dubs. It's yet another case of Perry's notoriety being used to sell albums.