Marvellous Cain - Gun Talk FLAC

Marvellous Cain Drum n Bass Jungle 1995 UK

Tracklist

CB4	5:00
Untitled	0:12
Gun Talk	6:26
Jump Up	6:00
45 Clip	4:58
Babaloo	5:45
Love Is Burning	5:14
Creep	6:04
Hitman	5:34
Giness Punch	5:27
Snapper	5:16

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SUBBASE CD3, SUBBASECD3	Marvellous Cain	Gun Talk ‎(CD, Album)	Suburban Base Records, Suburban Base Records	SUBBASE CD3, SUBBASECD3	UK	1995
SUBBASELP3, SUBBASE LP 003, SUBBASE LP 3	Marvellous Cain	Gun Talk ‎(2x12", Album)	Suburban Base Records, Suburban Base Records, Suburban Base Records	SUBBASELP3, SUBBASE LP 003, SUBBASE LP 3	UK	1995
SUBBASE LP3	Marvellous Cain	Gun Talk ‎(2x12", Album, TP, W/Lbl)	Suburban Base Records	SUBBASE LP3	UK	1995

Foginn

Just added the rest of the tracks to the video list. "Love is burning" couldn't be added for some reason, but here's the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_57N6ceRAnU

Rgia

Just got the CD in the mail today. As with anything made by Cain, it's amazing. I may upload some tracks that aren't already on YouTube for listening purposes.EDIT: For anyone wondering, the Untitled Track is just a short Cutty Ranks acapella clip, and "Babaloo" is a remix of "Dub Plate Style".Easy 5/5.

Risteacor

For some reason this ended up in my 'to sell' pile and I thought I'd give it a listen as I hadn't for years. I'm glad I did, it's great!Typical Marvellous Cain- stripped down rude boy jungle at it's best. Rolling breaks and sub bass with bags of dancehall flavour.As others have stated, there's alternate mixes of 'Hitman', 'Jump Up' and 'Creep' here that as far as I'm aware aren't available elsewhere, but my fave by a long shot is '45 Clip' with Frankie Paul. It's more of a meditative, subtle roller than the rest, and Frankie's vocals are sweet and soothing. Works a treat! It seems most of the vocals were recorded exclusively for the album, which is interesting and goes to show how strong the links between jungle and reggae/dancehall music were at the time. 'Babaloo' sees Daddy Freddy spitting the same lyric Marvellous sampled on his 'Dub Plate Style' single. Needless to say, I'm going to keep this one!

Bralore

Disturbingly good 2x12" here. Like Urban style Ragga jungle at its peak? Do yourself a favor and pick this up!

Uthergo

the version of hitman on this only appears on this album, probably the best version to

Falya

The version of Jump Up on this release is different to the one on the B-side of his Dub Plate Style single. So I think since this was released later it must be a remix. Similarly the version of Creep on here is a different edit to the B-side on his Chewbacca single.