Soul Jazz built Rumble in the Jungle as the record that explains where jungle came from: acid house tempo, UK dancehall soundsystem roots, and a generation of London producers pushing breakbeats past what the hardware was meant to do. General Levy's "Incredible" is here, along with Cutty Ranks's "Limb by Limb" and Congo Natty's remake of Barrington Levy's "Under Me Sensi", plus M-Beat, Beenie Man, Ragga Twins, DJ Massive and Shut Up & Dance. This twentieth anniversary edition is newly remastered and cut loud across two black LPs, with extensive sleevenotes, interviews and photography. Street date: September 25.