Customer Reviews

Wings of a Dove

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Culture's song wings of a dove when I first listen to, inspired me of how life on earth is really worthless than that life we could live spiritually deep down home where I could not be bothered or waken to peruse the sort of live in cities where you are kept on chasing money to survive while him the slave driver keeps on milking your energy by working for him but never get satisfied then I wish I had those Wings of a Dove to fly away home where Jah calls his children Zion.
I believe Culture displayed Reggae as dynamic not just a music for fun and dance as some of us could think it is, but a medium for spreading the kingdom of Jah to come on earth through this song Wings of a Dove which in some cases signifies Peace on earth through ONE LOVE...

Joseph Hill has struggled to find his footing for the close to 20 years since he split up his classic Culture lineup that produced the amazing "Two Sevens Clash," and "Africa Stand Alone" lps.

During these years, the revamped culture lineups have released lps of varying quality, with "One Stone" being the best release in years. "Wings of a Dove," while having good tracks, seems to me to be overproduced and too slick for my tastes. the over polished feel takes away from Culture's overall effect.

A fair lp, there are better to be had.

This is one of my favorite reggae cd's as it is easy on the ear. It is rhythmic and smooth and the unique vocals are what caught my attention at first. If you enjoy reggae do you self a favor and buy this one.

Good Culture album... Two Sevens Clash and Harder Than The Rest are better in my opinion, but Wings Of a Dove is classic roots reggae, definitely worth owning if you have love for the reggae of that time as I do.

This is powerful, beautiful music. I bought this CD in 92 and it is one of my all time favorites. I don't think I have another reggae album that I like better. The vocals are great and the drums are touching. Marriage in Canaan and Wings of a Dove are the best songs on the album, but every song is solid.

"CULTURE" THE GROUP OF A MILLION SOUNDS! JOSEPH HILL, FORMERLY OF THE "AFRICAN DESCIPLES", WITH THAT FAMOUS VOICE FOUND NOWHERE ELSE IS SUCH A TRIP. IF YOU LIKE LOUD GETTIN' DOWN GOOD REGGAE MUSIC, THIS IS IT! IF THESE GUYS DON'T GET YOU UP ON YOUR FEET, YOU MUST HAVE A CHEAP STEREO! 5-STARS! I REALLY WISH I COULD MEET THAT DARN GUY SO I COULD TELL HIM HOW MUCH I'VE PARTIED WITH THERE MUSIC. BELIEVE IT THEY DELIVER YOUR MONEY'S WORTH 100%!

A music fan from cape coast to Minnesota,since 1996.There has been many release from culture but this release is the best,the words in the music are really inspiring.Reggae fun should buy it and will never regret it

A music fan from cape coast to Minnesota,since 1996.There has been many release from culture but this release is the best,the words in the music are really inspiring.Reggae fun should buy it and will never regret it

"Wings Of A Dove" is without a doubt and by far Culture's best album ever. "Bitter Belly" Joseph Hill's voice never sounded better. I am a really Reggae expert - and believe me everyone who likes Reggae loves "Wings Of A Dove". Everyone who doesn't like "Wings Of A Dove" is not a true Reggae fan. The best tracks on this CD are "Freedom Time", "Marriage In Canaan" and of course "Wings Of A Dove". So check the album.

I have eight culture albums and have seen them 3 times now. I am also an avid reggae listener and enthusiast. I love this album it ranks up there with one of culture greatest works. Listen to tracks 7 and 8 they are very hot. Go buy this album so culture is able to tour the US more often, so we all can enjoy great live reggae music!