2004 studio album by Lee Perry
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Released | 27 September 2004 |
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Label | Damp |
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Producer | Pascal Brunkow and DJ Startrek |
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Panic in Babylon is a 2004 studio album by Lee Perry. He was backed by the all-white and all-Swiss White Belly Rats.
- Rastafari
- Purity Rock
- Pussy Man
- Fight to the Finish
- Voodoo
- Panic in Babylon
- Perry's Ballad
- I am a Psychiatrist
- Inspector Gadget 2004
- Are You Coming Home?
- Baby Krishna
- Greetings
- Devil Dead Live
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