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Diamond in the Rough,
By Big Wheel "big_wheel" (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Rasta Revolution (Audio CD)
An overlooked, underated, seminal landmark of an album, not only for the Wailers but for Reggae in general. The production (Lee Perry), musical, and vocal arrangements on this album were groundbreaking. The Wailers experimented in ways they had not done before or after. Unique, original, raw, and stripped down. If you think "Legend" is the best the Wailers had to offer then this may not be your cup of tea. But if you're a budding Wailers/Reggae fan looking to expand your horizons this would be essential for your collection.
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Songs available on better collections,
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This review is from: Rasta Revolution (Audio CD)
The songs on this compilation are great, but pass on this release and go for "Soul Rebels" which is a superior collection of these tracks. "African Herbsman" also a wonderful collection of the earlier Marley stuff. "AH" is best in its remastered, 26 track form.
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Bob Marley in purest form,
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This review is from: Rasta Revolution (Audio CD)
Bob Marley and the Wailers as Motown band. So damn groovy and brilliantly stoned. For my purposes, this weirdly-recorded version of Bob Marley and the Wailers beats the crap out of every other recording they did. "Mr. Brown" is my favorite Reggae song. Mistress Brown is a clown who rides through town in a coffin. Oh what the confusion?
"Rebel's Hop", "Try Me", "Soul Rebel", and "Cold Water" are the other standout songs. But, really, nobody should have a problem listening to this thing from beginning to end repeatedly.
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