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| The Selecter | Primary Artist |
| Pauline Black | Vocals |
| Jimmy "Senyah" Haynes | Guitar |
| Arthur "Gaps" Hendrickson | Vocals |
| Martin Stewart | Keyboards |
| Nick Welsh | Bass |
| Rico Rodriguez | Trombone |
| Gary Locksy | Vocals |
| Denis Blackham | Mastering |
| Jimmy "Senyah" Haynes | Producer |
| Nick Welsh | Producer |
| Jimmy Haynes | Producer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Rick Anderson
The Selecter are still a ska band, but at this point other influences are being allowed into the mix as well, with mostly pleasing results. "Reselecterization" opens the album with an explicitly hip-hop-derived instrumental flourish, but the band soon settles into a ska groove that is far from the old school on its shiny surfaces but still deeply rooted in Jamaican verities. The best juxtaposition of old and new comes on a cover version of the old Toots Hibbert song "Sweet and Dandy," on which slick production is counterbalanced by a greasy trombone courtesy of Rico Rodriguez! and Pauline Black's husky vocals. A few songs, including the lackluster "Neurotica" and ...