Opening the 6-track album, which was recorded at the Channel One studio in one hour, is the killer “Trouble You A Trouble Me”, the hit single that established him. The riddim of this piece, and also of the other tracks, has a metallic, almost non-human sound – sometimes also referred to as ‘robotic’ – which anticipated the digital revolution in Jamaica’s popular music.
 
The amazing album opener is matched by the other tracks, which all became major hits and resulted in one of the biggest selling reggae albums of the time – although moneywise the artist himself didn’t benefit from it.