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Artist:Prince Buster
Title:What A Hard Man Fe Dead
Label:  Prince Buster
Country:Jamaica
Catalogue:PB 108
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Format:LP
Collection:  I Own It     I Want It 
Community: 1 Owns
Price Guide:$189
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$189


TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
A1Prince BusterHard Man Fe DeadRate
A2Prince BusterThat's Saying A LotRate
A3Prince BusterWords Of WisdomRate
A4Prince BusterSit And WonderRate
A5Prince BusterSad SongRate
A6Prince BusterThanksgivingRate
B1Prince BusterTen CommandmentsRate
B2Prince BusterMoving SpiritRate
B3Prince BusterThe ProphetRate
B4Prince BusterMy GirlRate
B5Prince BusterI Won't Let You CryRate
B6Prince BusterAnswer Your NameRate


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Comments and Reviews
 
Madame Streggae ●
20 hours ago
 I'm only missing the 2nd HMV album for my Elvis wants but that's tougher than the first, and so many tatty copies with their sleeves in shreds. Can I justify the £300+ for a decent one or should I be content with my `62 RCA reissue? I swing back and forth on that one.

Don't actually regret not shelling out for the Buster as it was just a mad price. I regret more passing up two quid Pama and Trojan 45s, even though I was always more after the albums, which had become comparatively expensive by the late `80s. Now you can pay a ton for something like 'Reggae Hit The Town' on a Crab 45 but getting it on a Pama comp will likely come at half the price. The 45 seems to be king these days, partly I guess 'cos everyone's now a 'sound man'.
 
 
johnnyhotspur
14th Feb 2025
 Mark! What a buy that would have been, but obviously you know that now. Mind, the Elvis HMV LP was a touch. Brings to mind when I got said Elvis LP for 50p from a car boot, alas it was minus the sleeve. I managed to get a reproduction sleeve made up from a guy I knew in Peterborough who did them for £10 a pop. I then gifted it to my father (who was an Elvis fan) but the old sod sold it for £75!
 
 
Madame Streggae ●
13th Feb 2025
 I remember seeing a mint original UK issue of this for sale in Kensington Market in 1983 for £20. I thought 'I know this is Kensington Market but you have got to be bloody kidding'! Two Tone was done with and there was no market for this sort of thing (and I for one was no longer buying it). I bought a decent copy of Elvis's first UK HMV LP not long after for the same money, and I thought that was a gift.
 
 
johnnyhotspur
13th Feb 2025
 Reissue.
The track lists for side-A and side-B on the back cover are opposite way around to the labels and are related to the real tracks on the vinyl, despite the label on side-B being a completely different track listing to what's actually on the vinyl.
Confused? So am I!!

Track A3 'Words Of Wisdom' AKA 'Drunkard Psalm'

A fairly sought after LP. Even the re-issues.
 

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