Sound (Dreadzone album)

Sound is the fourth studio album by the British band Dreadzone. It was released in 2001 on Ruff Life Records.

For the Roscoe Mitchell album, see Sound (Roscoe Mitchell album).
Sound
Studio album by
Dreadzone
Released2001
LabelRuff Life Records
ProducerDreadzone
Dreadzone chronology
Biological Radio
(1997)		 Sound
(2001)		 Once Upon a Time
(2005)

Track listing
  1. "Return of the Dread" - (6:22)
  2. "Crazy Knowledge" - (5:20)
  3. "Mean Old World" - (6:02)
  4. "Black Rock and Roll" - (5:15)
  5. "Straight to a Soundboy" - (6:05)
  6. "Digital Mastermind" - (5:08)
  7. "Different Planets" - (7:19)
  8. "Dread'Pon Sound" - (6:42)
  9. "Believing in It" - (5:42)
  10. "The Last Dance" - (7:25)

Personnel
  • Greg Roberts
  • Tim Bran
  • Leo Williams
  • Rob Marche - guitar on "Mean Old World" and "Black Rock and Roll"
  • Don Letts
  • Sorel Johnson - vocals on "Believing In It"
  • Brinsley Forde - vocals on "Return of the Dread"
  • MC Spee (Spencer Graham) - vocals on "Return of the Dread"
  • MC Det (Joseph Ellington) - vocals on "Black Rock and Roll"
  • Earl Sixteen - vocals on "Digital Mastermind", "Different Planets" and "The Last Dance"
  • Donna McKevitt - vocals on "Different Planets"
  • Steve Roberts - guitar on "Believing In It"
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