The Icebreakers, The Diamonds - Planet Mars In Dub (2000 Digital Remaster) (1978)

Released in 1978, the album "Planet Mars Dub" serves as the dub companion to "Planet Earth" by the renowned reggae harmony group Mighty Diamonds, who were credited simply as The Diamonds. Recorded with the studio collective Icebreakers and engineered by Karl Pitterson at Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas, the album reflects a relaxed environment that contrasted with the political turbulence of Kingston. The record is characterized by an anomalous sound that successfully merges adventurous dub techniques with a smooth, polished production style. While this sonic juxtaposition complements the lighthearted love songs, it proves less effective on the more militant Rastafarian tracks. The release is highly recommended for fans of the group's broader discography.

Tracklist:
1-1 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Dub With Garvey (2000 Digital Remaster) [4:12]
1-2 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Sweet Answer (2000 Digital Remaster) [4:02]
1-3 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Work Out (2000 Digital Remaster) [3:39]
1-4 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Who Cares? (2000 Digital Remaster) [3:20]
1-5 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Run Away (2000 Digital Remaster) [3:51]
1-6 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Grand Rock (2000 Digital Remaster) [3:13]
1-7 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Two Brothers (2000 Digital Remaster) [3:41]
1-8 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Finger Out (The Icebreakers With The Diamonds) (2000 Digital Remaster) [3:38]
1-9 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Ital Rock (2000 Digital Remaster) [2:47]
1-10 The Icebreakers;The Diamonds - Planet Mars (2000 Digital Remaster) [5:06]