Classic! 5

2. Riddim No. 1
Fast ska title, very good danceable. 10/10

3. Papa Noah
My Favorite. Music style? A mixture of ska and reggae, especially much rhythm carries the trumpet solo. Since the dance floor is heated! Try to save your soul, before you get old! 11/10

4. Walk Upright
A quieter love song. Does not quite fit into the format, neither can you dance to it yet it's a feel-good reggae song, still not bad. 8/10

5. Dickes B (feat. Black Kappa)
As reggae, dub and dancehall mix perfectly! Loud trumpets, plus a couple of reggae / dancehall toasts of Seeed Member Enuff and Hospitality Black Kappa. 10/10

6. Psychedelic Kingdom
At the latest from here is only Reggae to bear! No pure Jamaican roots reggae, dub reggae rather but reggae! A very summery Title 10/10

7. Sense Milla (feat. Denyo)
This song goes even deeper towards roots reggae. Partly melancholy song, but it has more rhythm than Walk Upright. A melting pot between German and English verses. 10/10

8. We Seeed
Complete Reggae without electrical instruments! Little Voice, for a first-class guitar solo by Rudeboy Rudy. 10/10

9. Tide Is High
Does the chorus of Paragons' The Tide Is High. However well implemented, additionally with German rap parts of Peter Fox. 10/10

10. Top Of The City
Was included on the soundtrack of Kan ** Attack. Again Bob Marley reggae comes into its own. Does social criticism, partly negative content, but at the same time also a bold solo wind instruments. Fits! The rhythm fails somewhat in some places and so really especially the song is not for me, so a point deduction. 9/10

11. Fire The Hidden
Now finally a dub track, but a clear momentum fuller than Dancehall Caballeros. Here the electric sounds and the saxophone Part tolerated particularly well! 10/10

12. New Dubby Conquerors
Since they are now! The first single from Seeed, also includes electro sound, but rather limited. Overall, a first class roots reggae tracks. 10/10

13. Miss Understanding
Behold, a hidden track! Perhaps nothing special, but again a good reggae titles, partly melancholic but partly moody technically (occurs to me no other word). 9/10

Total: 126/130

Average: 9,692

Conclusion: Masterpiece! This was the first album of Seeed. The current three successors have very well developed, but New Dubby Conquerors remains the best album!

Favorites:

1. Papa Noah

2. New Dubby Conquerors

3. Psychedelic Kingdom

4. Dickes B

5. Riddim No. 1