Scratch Came, Scratch Saw, Scratch Conquered

1	Having a Party 4:40
2	Heavy Voodoo / Keith Richards 5:03
3	Saint Selassie 4:19
4	Scratch Is Alive 4:14
5	Jealousy 5:18
6	Yee Ha Ha Ha 4:32
7	The Game Black 4:35
8	Headz Gonna Roll 4:40
9	Rolling Thunder 4:41
10	Rastafari Live 5:08
11	Once There's a Will There's a Way / Keith Richards 5:33
12	Sinful Fuckers 4:10
13	The Seven Wishes of Lee "Scratch" Perry 5:12

Barnes & Noble

Dub reggae pioneer and septuagenarian Lee "Scratch" Perry's brazenly-titled Scratch Came Scratch Saw Scratch Conquered comes in the wake of the higher-profile effort Repentance with "party music" producer Andrew W.K. Whereas the latter is a dance club ready ménage, the new disc is minimalist by comparison. It's a sequel of sorts to last year's Grammy-nominated The End of an American Dream, a collaboration with multi-instrumentalist Steve Marshall (also credited as producer "John Saxon" -- one of many handles Perry bestows on him).

All Music Guide

Out of the three albums of new material that Lee "Scratch" Perry released in 2008, Scratch Came, Scratch Saw, Scratch Conquered comes in third. Unlike Repentance with Andrew W.K. as producer and The Mighty Upsetter with Adrian Sherwood behind the boards, Scratch Came, Scratch Saw, Scratch Conquered is a misfire with Perry and multi-instrumentalist John Saxon failing in the chemistry department. The duo did a much better job on their 2006 collaboration The End of an American Dream. David Jeffries