Adults Only volume 2 - Another rude, dirty explicit 1992 reggae LP on Trojan
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Adults Only volume 2 – Another rude, dirty explicit 1992 reggae LP on Trojan
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“Rub and scratch your khaki, squeeze and love up with 18 Jamaican classics”
Welcome brothers and sisters, to another batch of gems to get you in that lovin’ mood.
Independent review from Allmusic.com:
“"What is catty," the backing singers ask U-Roy on the innuendo-laced "Big Boy & Teacher"; "The same as pussy cat, lying on the mat," he replies. Well that obviously explains why felines are running rampant over Adults Only!, Vol. 2. Stranger Cole has his "Pussy Cat"; Max Romeo doesn't have a feline of his own, so he wants to "Play With Your Pussy"; Lloydie & the Lowbites love theirs so much they exclaim "Yum Yum Pussy"; while the Soulmates attempt to put out the blaze after "Pussy Catch a Fire." The girls, meanwhile, seem to have their eyes on the chicken ruling the roost, as Owen & Leon explain on "Want Me Cock." And so Trojan excites listeners with another collection of rude reggae, raunchy rocksteady, and scandalizing ska classics and covers. Once again, there's an odd number out, "Rub up Push Up," which is no relation to the Termites' song that appeared on the first volume, where Justin Hinds & the Dominoes actually tell off their contrite girl for her lovey-dovey behavior. But when the Termites deliriously sing "Push It Up" and the Itals dulcetly intone "Push Push," it's in another context entirely. There's plenty of sweet singing as well from the likes of Max Romeo, Lloyd Charmers, and the Ethiopians, who beat down "Satan Gal" with great whip effects and fabulous harmonies, while the aforementioned Soulmates song boasts wailing fire sirens. Others numbers are so salaciously suggestive they stun on their own, notably Lloyd & Patsy's "Papa Do It Sweet," a cross between a back-alley "Je T'aime" and "Soldering," while Charlie Ace & Fay return with another heavy rhythm to accompany the DJ's heavy-handed seduction technique. And if the "Rough Rider" leaves you with a limp, "Doctor Dick" will put you right, just beware of the "Hole Under Crutches." For with the fabulous rhythms streaming behind the suggestive lyrics, you'll want to get up and dance, unless you'd prefer to have a bit of a lie-down.”
Tracks:
Justin Hinds & The Dominoes - Rub Up Push Up
Owen And Leon - Want Me Cock
Stranger Cole - Pussy Cat
Lee Perry - Doctor Dick
The Termites - Push It Up
Calypso Joe - Adults Only
The Itals - Push Push
Lloyd Charmers - Mr Rhya
The Ethiopians - Satan Gal
The Soulmates - Pussy Catch A Fire
U Roy - Big Boy And Teacher
Lloydie & The Lowbites - Rough Rider
Max Romeo - Play With Your Pussy
Lloyd & Patsy - Papa Do It Sweet
The Flowers & Alvin - In A De Pum Pum
Charlie Ace & Fay - Mr Whittaker
Max Romeo - Hole Under Crutches
Lloydie & The Lowbites - Yum Yum Pussy
Vinyl: EX-/VG+
Sleeve: VG+ (some small written marks to track list on reverse)
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