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| Label: |
Shanachie |
| Date: |
1988 |
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0:00 |
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CD |
| Genre: |
Reggae; Reggae |
| Category: |
reggae |
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Get Ready To Ride The Lion To Zion
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Black Starliner Must Come
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Jah Pretty Face
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See Them A Come
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Natty Dread Taking Over
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Calling Rasta Far I
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I'm Alone In The Wilderness
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Pirate Days
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Two Sevens Clash
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I'm Not Ashamed
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"Are you ready for reggae in its entirety?" Culture frontman Joseph Hill is wont to challenge audiences. Ready or not, Culture's been hurling lightning-'n'-thunder reggae prophesy--live and on numerous classic sets--for nearly three decades. The most feverish of the act's consistently inspired output has to be the apocalyptic Two Sevens Clash, which includes the close-second warrior anthems "I'm Not Ashamed" and "See Them a Come." No matter that 1977 came and went without a ripple; it's all Hill's--a mesmerizing preacher-teacher who's still singing at the crossroads where Rastaman gospel meets Hendrix's acid communion. --Elena Oumano
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