 White's "No, No, No" rhythm, "Tippertone Rock" (though the single version was different), and "The Killer".Several other tracks employed rhythms from Clarke's other productions, including Leroy Smart's "Pride & Ambition" (on "Pride & Joy Rock"), Lloyd Parks' "Slaving" ("Honesty"), Dennis Brown's "In Their Own Way" ("Be Careful"), and Gregory Isaacs' "One One Cocoa Fill Basket" (on "One of These Fine Days").The album was a favorite dub LP for music critic Robert Christgau in the 1970s, although he omitted it from "" (1981), lacking the comprehensiveness for import-only albums at the time.