Living Dangerously Riddim – Time 1 International

Time 1 International’s Living Dangerously Riddim landed in 1995 as a dancehall set led by Paul Love, with Barrington Levy and Bounty Killer’s title cut giving the juggling its biggest pull. The rhythm also carries strong turns from Captain Barkey’s Good Body Gal, Daddy Screw’s Money Money, Degree’s Wo Wo Wo, Delly Ranks’ All Type of Girls, and the Lt Stitchie and Lukie D combination on Dont Deny Me. Saba Tooth’s Ready for the Kill and Simpleton’s Real Badman round out a compact 10-track release that captures that mid-90s dancehall energy. Time 1 International’s name comes up often in that era’s vinyl and dubplate culture, and Living Dangerously remains one of the label’s better-remembered productions.