
The Dead 60s (Self Titled) 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Vinyl LP 2025 Dinked Archive Edition #26
The Dead 60s (Self Titled) 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Vinyl LP 2025 Dinked Archive Edition #26
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 31st October, 2025
Dinked Archive #26
â 2LP - disc 1 red, disc 2 white vinyl *
â Bonus âSpace Invader Dubâ album
â Bonus 2 song 7â *
â New insert with liner notes by Don Letts
â Dinked Archive obi strip & gold foil sticker *
â Numbered pressing of 750 *
*EXCLUSIVE to Dinked Archive Edition
Tracklist:
LP 1 - The Dead 60s
1. Riot Radio      Â
2. A Different Age  Â
3. Train to Nowhere        Â
4. Red Light       Â
5. We Get Low     Â
6. Ghostfaced Killer
7. Loaded Gun     Â
8. Control This     Â
9. Soul Survivor    Â
10. Nationwide      Â
11. Horizontal       Â
12. The Last Resort  Â
13. You're Not the Law
LP 2 â Space Invader Dub
1. Too Much TV Dub
2. Invader Dub
3. D-60 Fights the Evil Force
4. No Control Dub
5. Tower Block Dub
6. CNS Lazer Attack D-60
7. Police Radio Dub
8. Flight Mission Dub Â
9. No Good Town Dub
10. Game Over
Bonus 7"
1. Train To Nowhere
2. Riot Radio (Live in New York)
The Dead 60s seminal self-titled album gets a timely Deluxe edition reissue on Vinyl for its 20th Anniversary, on Deltasonic Records.
âBack in the day, punk and dub werenât just sharing spaceâthey were smashing into each other headfirst.
Late 70s Britain was a pressure cooker, and for kids like me, growing up between Brixtonâs bass bins and the chaos of Kingâs Road, that collision was everything. Jamaican sound system culture met punkâs raw spirit in a haze of smoke, sweat, and feedback. It wasnât about genreâit was about energy. Identity. Defiance. So when The Dead 60s came along, post-Britpop and post-bullshit, it felt like someone had dusted off the blueprint and run it through a battered old tape echo. These werenât just lads with good tasteâthey understood the assignment. They took the DNA of two rebel cultures and mutated it into something that could stand tall in the 21st century. Dub-soaked, punk-fuelled, dripping with that Liverpool attitude. I remember first hearing them and thinkingâyeah, here we go again. Not in a retro way, but in a real way. Guitars that cut like sirens in the night. Basslines fat and warm, straight out the Channel One playbook. Lyrics that painted the grey corners of Britain like CCTV poetry. It was the sound of youth under pressure. The sound of not fitting inâand not wanting to. Their debut album dropped in 2005, and it hit like a flare in the dark. âRiot Radioâ was a pirate broadcast from the concrete frontlines. âControl Thisâ swaggered with menace and reverb. It was like someone opened a time capsule from the punky-reggae party and rewired it for a new generation.
Now, with this 20th anniversary vinyl reissueâcomplete with the full dub companion produced by Central Nervous Systemâwe get to hear the bones and blood of it all. The dub versions pull the tracks apart and let the ghosts speak. Reverb, delay, spaceâitâs not just production, itâs meditation. Revolution slowed down to a heartbeat. Itâs music that makes you move and think. What theyâve done here is more than remix a recordâtheyâve revealed its soul. Thatâs what dub does when itâs done right. And The Dead 60s, they got that. They werenât tourists in the cultureâthey were students of it, shaped by it, and ultimately, contributors to the legacy.
Liverpoolâs long had a love affair with Jamaican musicâyou can hear it in the streets if youâre really listening. The Dead 60s tapped into that lineage, but brought their own thing to the table. Punk's fire. Dubâs depth. Skaâs bounce. All filtered through a Northern lens and blasted out like protest graffiti. This 20th anniversary reissue ainât about nostalgia. Itâs a reminder. A celebration. A call to arms. Music like this doesnât belong in a museumâit belongs on a system, shaking walls and waking minds. Crate diggers, completists, young punks, old headsâthis one's for all of you.
So put it on and turn it up. Let the punk edge sharpen your thoughts, and the dub shake your bones âcause this isnât just a reissue - itâs resistance
on wax.....â
Don Letts The Rebel Dread 2025
*Limited to 1 copy per customer/household, multiple orders will be cancelled without notice.
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The Dead 60s (Self Titled) 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Vinyl LP 2025 Dinked Archive Edition #26
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 31st October, 2025
Dinked Archive #26
â 2LP - disc 1 red, disc 2 white vinyl *
â Bonus âSpace Invader Dubâ album
â Bonus 2 song 7â *
â New insert with liner notes by Don Letts
â Dinked Archive obi strip & gold foil sticker *
â Numbered pressing of 750 *
*EXCLUSIVE to Dinked Archive Edition
Tracklist:
LP 1 - The Dead 60s
1. Riot Radio      Â
2. A Different Age  Â
3. Train to Nowhere        Â
4. Red Light       Â
5. We Get Low     Â
6. Ghostfaced Killer
7. Loaded Gun     Â
8. Control This     Â
9. Soul Survivor    Â
10. Nationwide      Â
11. Horizontal       Â
12. The Last Resort  Â
13. You're Not the Law
LP 2 â Space Invader Dub
1. Too Much TV Dub
2. Invader Dub
3. D-60 Fights the Evil Force
4. No Control Dub
5. Tower Block Dub
6. CNS Lazer Attack D-60
7. Police Radio Dub
8. Flight Mission Dub Â
9. No Good Town Dub
10. Game Over
Bonus 7"
1. Train To Nowhere
2. Riot Radio (Live in New York)
The Dead 60s seminal self-titled album gets a timely Deluxe edition reissue on Vinyl for its 20th Anniversary, on Deltasonic Records.
âBack in the day, punk and dub werenât just sharing spaceâthey were smashing into each other headfirst.
Late 70s Britain was a pressure cooker, and for kids like me, growing up between Brixtonâs bass bins and the chaos of Kingâs Road, that collision was everything. Jamaican sound system culture met punkâs raw spirit in a haze of smoke, sweat, and feedback. It wasnât about genreâit was about energy. Identity. Defiance. So when The Dead 60s came along, post-Britpop and post-bullshit, it felt like someone had dusted off the blueprint and run it through a battered old tape echo. These werenât just lads with good tasteâthey understood the assignment. They took the DNA of two rebel cultures and mutated it into something that could stand tall in the 21st century. Dub-soaked, punk-fuelled, dripping with that Liverpool attitude. I remember first hearing them and thinkingâyeah, here we go again. Not in a retro way, but in a real way. Guitars that cut like sirens in the night. Basslines fat and warm, straight out the Channel One playbook. Lyrics that painted the grey corners of Britain like CCTV poetry. It was the sound of youth under pressure. The sound of not fitting inâand not wanting to. Their debut album dropped in 2005, and it hit like a flare in the dark. âRiot Radioâ was a pirate broadcast from the concrete frontlines. âControl Thisâ swaggered with menace and reverb. It was like someone opened a time capsule from the punky-reggae party and rewired it for a new generation.
Now, with this 20th anniversary vinyl reissueâcomplete with the full dub companion produced by Central Nervous Systemâwe get to hear the bones and blood of it all. The dub versions pull the tracks apart and let the ghosts speak. Reverb, delay, spaceâitâs not just production, itâs meditation. Revolution slowed down to a heartbeat. Itâs music that makes you move and think. What theyâve done here is more than remix a recordâtheyâve revealed its soul. Thatâs what dub does when itâs done right. And The Dead 60s, they got that. They werenât tourists in the cultureâthey were students of it, shaped by it, and ultimately, contributors to the legacy.
Liverpoolâs long had a love affair with Jamaican musicâyou can hear it in the streets if youâre really listening. The Dead 60s tapped into that lineage, but brought their own thing to the table. Punk's fire. Dubâs depth. Skaâs bounce. All filtered through a Northern lens and blasted out like protest graffiti. This 20th anniversary reissue ainât about nostalgia. Itâs a reminder. A celebration. A call to arms. Music like this doesnât belong in a museumâit belongs on a system, shaking walls and waking minds. Crate diggers, completists, young punks, old headsâthis one's for all of you.
So put it on and turn it up. Let the punk edge sharpen your thoughts, and the dub shake your bones âcause this isnât just a reissue - itâs resistance
on wax.....â
Don Letts The Rebel Dread 2025
*Limited to 1 copy per customer/household, multiple orders will be cancelled without notice.
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Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 31st October, 2025
Dinked Archive #26
â 2LP - disc 1 red, disc 2 white vinyl *
â Bonus âSpace Invader Dubâ album
â Bonus 2 song 7â *
â New insert with liner notes by Don Letts
â Dinked Archive obi strip & gold foil sticker *
â Numbered pressing of 750 *
*EXCLUSIVE to Dinked Archive Edition
Tracklist:
LP 1 - The Dead 60s
1. Riot Radio      Â
2. A Different Age  Â
3. Train to Nowhere        Â
4. Red Light       Â
5. We Get Low     Â
6. Ghostfaced Killer
7. Loaded Gun     Â
8. Control This     Â
9. Soul Survivor    Â
10. Nationwide      Â
11. Horizontal       Â
12. The Last Resort  Â
13. You're Not the Law
LP 2 â Space Invader Dub
1. Too Much TV Dub
2. Invader Dub
3. D-60 Fights the Evil Force
4. No Control Dub
5. Tower Block Dub
6. CNS Lazer Attack D-60
7. Police Radio Dub
8. Flight Mission Dub Â
9. No Good Town Dub
10. Game Over
Bonus 7"
1. Train To Nowhere
2. Riot Radio (Live in New York)
The Dead 60s seminal self-titled album gets a timely Deluxe edition reissue on Vinyl for its 20th Anniversary, on Deltasonic Records.
âBack in the day, punk and dub werenât just sharing spaceâthey were smashing into each other headfirst.
Late 70s Britain was a pressure cooker, and for kids like me, growing up between Brixtonâs bass bins and the chaos of Kingâs Road, that collision was everything. Jamaican sound system culture met punkâs raw spirit in a haze of smoke, sweat, and feedback. It wasnât about genreâit was about energy. Identity. Defiance. So when The Dead 60s came along, post-Britpop and post-bullshit, it felt like someone had dusted off the blueprint and run it through a battered old tape echo. These werenât just lads with good tasteâthey understood the assignment. They took the DNA of two rebel cultures and mutated it into something that could stand tall in the 21st century. Dub-soaked, punk-fuelled, dripping with that Liverpool attitude. I remember first hearing them and thinkingâyeah, here we go again. Not in a retro way, but in a real way. Guitars that cut like sirens in the night. Basslines fat and warm, straight out the Channel One playbook. Lyrics that painted the grey corners of Britain like CCTV poetry. It was the sound of youth under pressure. The sound of not fitting inâand not wanting to. Their debut album dropped in 2005, and it hit like a flare in the dark. âRiot Radioâ was a pirate broadcast from the concrete frontlines. âControl Thisâ swaggered with menace and reverb. It was like someone opened a time capsule from the punky-reggae party and rewired it for a new generation.
Now, with this 20th anniversary vinyl reissueâcomplete with the full dub companion produced by Central Nervous Systemâwe get to hear the bones and blood of it all. The dub versions pull the tracks apart and let the ghosts speak. Reverb, delay, spaceâitâs not just production, itâs meditation. Revolution slowed down to a heartbeat. Itâs music that makes you move and think. What theyâve done here is more than remix a recordâtheyâve revealed its soul. Thatâs what dub does when itâs done right. And The Dead 60s, they got that. They werenât tourists in the cultureâthey were students of it, shaped by it, and ultimately, contributors to the legacy.
Liverpoolâs long had a love affair with Jamaican musicâyou can hear it in the streets if youâre really listening. The Dead 60s tapped into that lineage, but brought their own thing to the table. Punk's fire. Dubâs depth. Skaâs bounce. All filtered through a Northern lens and blasted out like protest graffiti. This 20th anniversary reissue ainât about nostalgia. Itâs a reminder. A celebration. A call to arms. Music like this doesnât belong in a museumâit belongs on a system, shaking walls and waking minds. Crate diggers, completists, young punks, old headsâthis one's for all of you.
So put it on and turn it up. Let the punk edge sharpen your thoughts, and the dub shake your bones âcause this isnât just a reissue - itâs resistance
on wax.....â
Don Letts The Rebel Dread 2025
*Limited to 1 copy per customer/household, multiple orders will be cancelled without notice.












