Dub Syndicate Out Here On The Perimeter 1989-1996

• 1. Cuss Cuss
• 2. Hey Ho
• 3. Shout It Out
• 4. Je T'Aime
• 5. Chapter & Verse
• 6. Mafia
• 7. Hawaii
• 8. J.A. Minor
• 9. Boof Um Baff
• 10. I'm The Man for You Baby
• 11. Wadada (Means Love)
• 12. Stoned Immaculate
• 13. Forward Not Back
• 14. Glory To God
• 15. No Dog Barks
• 16. More And More
• 17. Well Tuned Now
• 18. King Of Sound And Blues
• 19. Fight The Power
• 20. Wadada (Means Love) Part 2
• 21. Well Tuned Now Part 2
• 22. Well Mashed
• 23. Barking Mad
• 24. Roots Commandment
• 25. Dubbing Psycho Thriller
• 26. Dubaddissababa
• 27. Walking Jerusalem
• 28. No No
• 29. 93 Struggle
• 30. 2001 Love
• 31. What Happened?
• 32. Green Stick
• 33. Rock Back
• 34. Echomania
• 35. Throw Down Your Gun
• 36. The Corporation
• 37. The Jewel
• 38. Gun Too Hot
• 39. No Lightweight Sound
• 40. Ital Breakfast
• 41. Japanese Record
• 42. Jamaican Jig
• 43. Natural Selection
• 44. Above & Beyond
• 45. The Captain's Trance Mission
• 46. Plains of Africa (Echo, Echo, Echo)
• 47. Alive And Burning Bright
• 48. Right Back To Your Soul
• 49. Stay Tuned
• 50. Pleasurezone Transmitter
• 51. Command Centre
• 52. Corporate Takeover
• 53. No Lightweight Here
• 54. Intercommunications

A follow-up to the Ambience In Dub set that anthologised the early Dub Syndicate albums, this picks up the story in the late 1980s with Style Scott coming more to the forefront of the project as bandleader and co-producer, and the group emerging as a live entity, mirroring the trajectory of Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah of labelmates African Head Charge.

This was also the period of their greatest popularity, with a classic series of albums that combined the best of Jamaican musicianship and the wild studio experimentation of UK production maverick Adrian Sherwood, resulting in music that appealed to ravers and dreads alike. Sherwood has also concocted a special bonus album of brand new version excursions on rhythms from the period. Contains: