DFR002: Righteousness EP
General info: (click the song titles for MP3-samples)
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Tracklisting:		 DFR002
r1: 2003-12-12 // r2: 2004-06-06
12" (black cover with sticker)
A1 - Rankin Diddy "Righteousness" 4:39 min.
A2 - Sir Larsie I "Dubteousness" 4:38 min.
A3 - Dubcreator "Righteousness - DC Remix" 4:43 min.
B1 - Rankin Diddy "Jah Will Never Let I Down" 4:35 min.
B2 - Sir Larsie I "Jah Will Never Let Dub Down" 4:43 min.
B3 - Dubcreator "Righteousness - DC Remix Dubwise" 4:36 min.
Label artwork: (click the pictures for bigger versions)

 
The sticker from the cover

 
A-Side label                              B-Side label

Reviews:
Dub Flash website, Germany
Irie Ites website, Germany
(This list does not necessarily have to be complete!)
Airplay:
King Shiloh Soundsystem, Netherlands
One Step To Zion @ Radio Campus Lille, France
Operation Soundsystem, UK
Upfront Radio Show, Switzerland
King Tubbys Sound System, UK (unconfirmed)
Jah Tubbys Sound System, UK (unconfirmed)
Suhinasounds, Finland
King David Soundsystem, Berlin, Germany
Radio Boomerang, France
Dub Flash Sound, several places
Radio Canut, Lyon, France
Radio 101, Zagreb, Croatia
Bass Culture Soundsystem, Croatia
(This list does not necessarily have to be complete!)
Behind the Scenes:

I met Sir Larsie I in summer 2003 and he presented me some dubplates. I was blown away and after I decided to release more than just the first 7", I asked him if he's interested. He was and he also provided a special remix by Dubcreator.

I chose Duophonic as pressing plant and the work with them was smoothly. Unfortunately, there was a misunderstanding concerning the playtime of a 12". Therefore the tunes are faded out although it was a 33.3 RPM pressing which means it wasn't necessary to fade them out. But well...

The first pressing was sold out quite soon but due to a lot of promos, there didn't come much money in. By special request, I repressed the release half a year later and that sold better, so that at the end, I was

The first pressing also had really cheap stickers on them which were printed out with a normal ink printer. For the second pressing, we used a professional laser printer which looked much better.