Centered on Joe Gibbs, with the master musicians who propped up the scene at the time — Soul Syndicate, We The People, the Revolutionaries — rotating in and out as The Professionals to weave these gem-like ensemble sessions, and with the artisanal engineering and mixing of the genius Errol Thomson, whose unique, intelligence-packed ideas are deployed throughout: this is the third chapter of a series that defines the golden age of 1970s dub. It's the most adventurous, roughest and most ferocious of the whole run! Spiritual, smokin' dope, with a fat sound that's simply too good. In the Lee "Scratch" Perry manner, there's water, electronic siren tones, chimes, telephone bells and all manner of found sounds — a bold musique concrète/collage-like psychedelic effects mix that really lands. Opener A1 "Chapter Three" (sample 1), A4 "Freedom Call" (sample 2), and B1 "The Entebbe Affair" (sample 3) — with its collage intro and lovably mellow, oddball synthesizer — are all great. Ten dubwise cuts loaded with inventive dub effects. (Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)