Genre > Reggae

While I'm alone
Lady Of Magic
Workin' Together
Golden Time of Day
Feel That You're Feelin'
Lovely Inspiration
Southern Girl
Joy and Pain
Happy Feelings (Live)
Reason
Running Away
Before I Let Go
Love Is the Key
Never Let You Down
I Wanna Thank You
Your Own Kind of Way
Back In Stride
Too Many Games
I Wanna Be With You
When You Love Someone

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Pains Of Life
One Bright Day
Urban Music
All Love
Look Who's Dancing
Black My Story (Not History)
Love Is The Only Law
Who Will Be There
When The Lights Gone Out
Justice

Conscious Party
Tumblin' Down
New Love
A Who A Say
Have You Ever Been To Hell
Lee And Molly
Tomorrow People
We Propose
What's True
Dreams Of Home

Easy Life
No Camouflage
Jealousy
Love Me Or Leave Me
Why Cry
Neon Lights Flashing
Big All Around
Open Up

Mek Me Prosper
Don't Take Your Love
Twelve Tribe Dance
Let's Talk
One Good Turn (featuring Beres Hammond)
Not Because
Non Stop Loving
I Could Not Believe
Hello Stranger
Good Bye Love

The Wailers' fourth album overall, Burnin', was their second for Island Records, released only six months after its predecessor, Catch a Fire. Given that speed, it's not surprising that several tracks — 'Put It On,' 'Small Axe,' and 'Duppy Conqueror' — are re-recordings of songs dating back a few years. But they fit in seamlessly with the newer material, matching its religious militancy and anthemic style. The confrontational nature of the group's message is apparent immediately in the opening track, 'Get Up, Stand Up,' as stirring a song as any that emerged from the American Civil Rights movement a decade before. The Wailers are explicit in their call to violence, a complete reversal from their own 1960s 'Simmer Down' philosophy. Here, on 'Burnin' and Lootin',' they take issue with fellow Jamaican Jimmy Cliff's song of the previous year, 'Many Rivers to Cross,' asking impatiently, 'How many rivers do we have to cross/Before we can talk to the boss?' 'I Shot the Sheriff,' the album's most celebrated song, which became a number one hit in the hands of Eric Clapton in 1974, claims self-defense, admits consequences ('If I am guilty I will pay'), and emphasizes the isolated nature of the killing ('I didn't shoot no deputy'), but its central image is violent. Such songs illuminated the desperation of poor Jamaican life, but they also looked forward to religious salvation, their themes accentuated by the compelling rhythms and the alternating vocals of the three singers. Bob Marley was a first among equals, of course, and after this album his partners, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer, quit the group, which thereafter was renamed Bob Marley and the Wailers.

1. Get Up, Stand Up
2. Hallelujah Time
3. I Shot The Sheriff
4. Burnin' And Lootin'
5. Put It On
6. Small Axe
7. Pass It On
8. Duppy Conqueror
9. One Foundation
10. Rasta Man Chant

Reggae Anthology presents The Sweet Sound of Cocoa Tea, the first ever career retrospective on the influential singer. The collection covers every stage of Cocoa Tea's prolific career as well as his popular collaborations with Shabba Ranks and Cutty Ranks among others.

Cocoa Tea The Sweet Sound Of Cocoa Tea Track Listing

1. Lost My Sonia
2. Rocking Dolly
3. Informer
4. Children Of The Ghetto
5. Hey Bobby
6. Come Again
7. Death In The Stadium
8. Tune In
9. All Night Saturday Night
10. Young Lover
11. Lonesome Side
12. Love Me
13. Who She Love w/ Home T & Shabba Ranks
14. Holding On w/ Home T & Shabba Ranks
15. Pirates Anthem w/ Home T & Shabba Ranks
16. The Going Is Rough w/ Home T & Cutty Ranks
17. Riker’s Island
18. Bust Outta Hell
19. Good Life
20. Too Young w/ Buju Banton
21. She Loves Me Now
22. No Threat
23. We Do The Killing
24. Come Love Me
25. Rip & Run Off w/ Cutty Ranks
26. Holy Mount Zion
27. Heathen
28. Israel’s King
29. Hurry Up & Come
30. Rough Inna Town w/ Luciano
31. Moving On
32. Mr. Neck Tie Man
33. Zeeks w/ Louie Culture
34. Can’t Be Real
35. Tek Wey Yu Gal
36. Save Us Oh Jah

By popular demand 17 North Parade Presents a new 2 LP Edition of the classic 1977 Lee Perry produced Congos Heart of the Congos. This recording represents the pinnacle of the Black Arc sound and is the most critically acclaimed of any album produced by Lee Perry. It is a prime example of Jamaican vocal group harmonies featuring guest vocalists such as the Heptones, Gregory Isaacs and The Meditations. A must have for reggae specialists!

Congos Heart Of The Congos: Deluxe Edition Track Listing

1. Fisherman
2. Congoman
3. Open Up The Gate
4. Children Crying
5. La La Bam Bam
6. Can't Come In
7. Sodom And Gomorrow
8. The Wrong Thing
9. Ark Of The Covenant
10. Solid Foundation
11. Don't Blame I
12. Days Chasing Days
13. Haul The World Of Jah
14. Only Jah Know
15. Music Maker
16. Stay Alive (extended mix)
17. Problems
18. Face The Music
19. Can't Take It Away
20. Enemy & Spy (extended mix)
21. Aaron & Moses (extended mix)

Track Listing

1. Version Dub
2. Conquering Dub
3. Jah Love Dub
4. Anti Christ Rock
5. Beware Of God
6. Robber Rock
7. Rock Vibration
8. Zion Is Here
9. Hungering Dub
10. Love And Peace
11. Homelessness
12. Creations And Versions

Jamaican filmmaker Perry Henzell made reggae an integral player in his gritty 1973 saga of a renegade Kingston singer who becomes a modern Robin Hood, casting one of the style's earliest stars, Jimmy Cliff, in the lead, and filling the soundtrack with classics from Toots & the Maytals ("Pressure Drop," "Sweet and Dandy"), Desmond Dekker ("Shanty Town"), the Melodians ("Rivers of Babylon"), and the Slickers ("Johnny Too Bad"). Cliff himself gets pole position, however, getting in the first ("You Can Get It If You Really Want") and last ("The Harder They Come") words in this first-rate reggae primer, which also features Cliff's enduring "Many Rivers to Cross." Reissued here on 180g Vinyl from Universal Records.

Jimmy Cliff The Harder They Come Track Listing

1. You Can Get It If You Really Want - Jimmy Cliff
2. Draw Your Breaks - Jimmy Cliff, Harriott, Derrick
3. Rivers of Babylon - Jimmy Cliff, Dowe, Brenton
4. Many Rivers to Cross - Jimmy Cliff
5. Sweet and Dandy - Jimmy Cliff, Hibbert, Toots
6. The Harder They Come - Jimmy Cliff
7. Johnny Too Bad - Jimmy Cliff, Crooks, Sydney
8. Shanty Town - Jimmy Cliff, Dekker, Desmond
9. Pressure Drop - Jimmy Cliff, Hibbert, Toots
10. Sitting in Limbo - Jimmy Cliff, Bright, Gully
11. You Can Get It If You Really Want - Jimmy Cliff
12. The Harder They Come - Jimmy Cliff

Track Listings

1. Get Up, Stand Up
2. Downpressor Man
3. I Am That I Am
4. Stepping Razor
5. Equal Rights
6. African
7. Jah Guide
8. Apartheid

SIDE ONE:

1. I Made A Mistake
2. One Love (People Get Ready)
3. Let Him Go
4. Love And Affection
5. Simmer Down

SIDE TWO:

6. Maga Dog
7. I Am Going Home
8. Donna
9. Nobody Knows
10. Lonesome Feeling

SIDE THREE:

11. Wings Of A Dove
12. It Hurts To Be Alone
13. I'm Still Waiting
14. Who Feels It Knows It
15. Do You Remember

SIDE FOUR:

16. Dancing Shoes
17. I Don't Need Your Love
18. Lonesome Track
19. Do You Feel The Same Way
20. Ten Commandments Of Love

Satisfy My Soul
Running Away
Three Little Birds
Time Will Tell
Talking Blues
Love and Affection
So Much Trouble
Waiting In Vain
One Drop
Soul Rebel
Redemption Song

TIGER & CHEVELLE FRANKLYN Wey 'U' Scheming
GREGORY ISSACS Victim
CHEVELLE FRANKLYN No Push Over
ANGIE ANGEL Best Love
CULTURE T. Thinking Back In Time
DADDY LILLY Come Hot
SKULLMAN Gun Fool
TIGER Hello
REDROSE We A Rude Boy
HOPETON LINDO Street Wise
GENERAL DEGREE Wants
TWITCH Too Much Gun Gun
DADDY LIZZARD Gun Something
CULTURE T. Killer Sound

Track Listing:

1. Fire Of Heaven
2. Altar Of Earth
3. Youth
4. Time Of Your Song
5. Dispatch The Troops
6. Indestructible
7. What I'm Fighting For
8. Jerusalem
9. WP
10. Shalom/Saalam
11. Last Night In Zion
12. Unique Is My Dove
13. Ancient Lullabye
14. King Without A Crown

Previously Unreleased - Re-Mix By Alex Natale of ALEX PARTY

Alex Natale Re-Mix (Extended Version)
Angels of Love (Dub Mix)
Marley Family Re-Mix
Urban Reggae Mix

Import (England)

1.  Natural Mystic

2.  So Much Things To Say

3.  Guiltiness

4.  The Heathen

5.  Exodus

6.  Jamming

7.  Waiting In Vain

8.  Turn Your Lights Down Low

9.  Three Little Birds

10.  One Love/People Get Ready

1. Put It On
2. Sun Is Shining
3. Rebel's Hop
4. Brand New Second Hand
5. Corner Stone
6. No Water
7. Jah Is Mighty
8. Riding High
9. Brain Washing
10. Dreamland

1. Mr. Brown
2. Soul Rebel
3. Duppy Conqueror
4. Four Hundred Years
5. Try Me
6. African Herbsman
7. Keep On Moving
8. Fussing and Fighting
9. Stand Alone
10. My Cup

Import

The classic Bob Marley album, the one that any fair-weather reggae fan owns, Legend contains 14 of his greatest songs, running the gamut from 'I Shot the Sheriff' to the meditative 'Redemption Song' and the irrepressible 'Three Little Birds.' Some may argue that the compilation shortchanges his groundbreaking early ska work or his status as a political commentator, but this isn't meant to be definitive, it's meant to be an introduction, sampling the very best of his work. And it does that remarkably well, offering all of his genre-defying greats and an illustration of his excellence, warmth, and humanity. In a way, it is perfect since it gives a doubter or casual fan anything they could want. Let's face it, the beauty and simplicity of Bob Marley's music was as important as his message, and that's captured particularly well here.

1. Is This Love
2. No Woman, No Cry
3. Could You Be Loved
4. Three Little Birds
5. Buffalo Soldier
6. Get Up Stand Up
7. Stir It Up
8. One Love / People Get Ready
9. I Shot The Sheriff
10. Waiting In Vain
11. Redemption Song
12. Satisfy My Soul
13. Exodus
14. Jamming

For Bob Marley, 1975 was a triumphant year. The singer's Natty Dread album featured one of his strongest batches of original material (the first compiled after the departure of Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer) and delivered Top 40 hit 'No Woman No Cry.' The follow-up Live set, a document of Marley's appearance at London's Lyceum, found the singer conquering England as well. Upon completing the tour, Marley and his band returned to Jamaica, laying down the tracks for Rastaman Vibration (1976) at legendary studios run by Harry Johnson and Joe Gibbs. At the mixing board for the sessions were Sylvan Morris and Errol Thompson, Jamaican engineers of the highest caliber. Though none of these cuts would show up on Legend, Marley's massively popular, posthumous best-of, some of the finest reality numbers would surface on the compilation's more militant equivalent, 1986's Rebel Music set. 'War,' for one, remains one of the most stunning statements of the singer's career. Though it is essentially a straight reading of one of Haile Selassie's speeches, Marley phrases the text exquisitely to fit a musical setting, a quiet intensity lying just below the surface. Equally strong are the likes of 'Rat Race,' 'Crazy Baldhead,' and 'Want More.' These songs are tempered by buoyant, lighthearted material like 'Cry to Me,' 'Night Shift,' and 'Positive Vibration.' Not quite as strong as some of the love songs Marley would score hits with on subsequent albums, 'Cry to Me' still seems like an obvious choice for a single and remains underrated. Though record buyers may not have found any single song to be as strong on those terms as 'No Woman No Cry,' Rastaman Vibration still reached the Top Ten in the United States.

1. Positive Vibration
2. Roots, Rock, Reggae
3. Johnny Was
4. Cry To Me
5. Want More
6. Crazy Baldhead
7. Who The Cap Fit
8. Night Shift
9. War
10. Rat Race
11. Jah Live

Kaya continues what has become an unspoken tradition in the evolution of Bob Marley & the Wailers discography — blending western sounds and motifs with the icons and traditions from the very core of Jamaican society. In fact, the very word 'kaya' is synonymous with marijuana in Rastafarian culture. Likewise, the album Kaya could be easily construed as an open love letter or musical paean to the lifestyle that Bob Marley so eagerly embraced and promoted. Themes of commonality and unity pervade this release more so than previous albums. Likewise, the overt political stances that had become somewhat of a moniker for Bob Marley and the Wailers are temporarily replaced by timeless compositions, such as the eternally optimistic 'Easy Skanking' and 'Is This Love.' Marley had not — as some proclaimed — gone soft, however. The light, at times practically giddy, rhythms on 'Satisfy My Soul' contrast the darker brooding sonic and lyrical images on 'Running Away.' The most pressings issues Marley deals with concern ever-increasing spiritual consciousness. Throughout Kaya, humble thanks is offered to, as well as guidance sought from, Jah — evidence that the spirituality that permeates the Wailers music is real and not lip service. Kaya could be considered the oasis before the political and personal eruptions that would inform and influence Bob Marley and the Wailers next studio releases Survival and Uprising.

Bob Marley Kaya Track Listing

1. Easy Skanking
2. Kaya
3. Is This Love
4. Sun Is Shining
5. Satisfy My Soul
6. She's Gone
7. Misty Morning
8. Crisis
9. Running Away
10. Time Will Tell

Mr. Brown
Soul Rebel
Try Me
It's Alright
No Sympathy
My Cup
Duppy Conqueror
Rebel's Hop
Corner Stone
400 Years
No Water
Reaction
Soul Almighty
Lively Up Yourself
Trench Town Rock
African Herbsman

Mr. Brown
Soul Rebel
Try Me
It's Alright
No Sympathy
My Cup
Duppy Conqueror
Rebel's Hop
Corner Stone
400 Years
No Water
Reaction
Soul Almighty
Lively Up Yourself
Trench Town Rock
African Herbsman

When Bob Marley and the Wailers recorded their legendary 1975 London gig, little did they know of its lasting power. From the opening shuffles of Trenchtown Rock to the rabble-rousing Get Up, Stand Up, this brief recording captured Marley's combo of critical invective and languid musical power. The rhythm team of Aston and Carlton Barrett make time-keeping splendidly melodic as Marley's gently scouring voice gets woven in with his backup vocalists in a mellowly dazzling display. On fire, the band jumps into the discovery of its power without regard to keeping the songs tidy or reflective of anything other than the moment of execution. No matter the years between its original release and the present, this recording will always breathe. Between Live! and the later, longer Babylon by Bus, Bob Marley showed categorical know-how in the art of executing state-of-the-art performances in the era of arena rock's supremacy.

1. Trenchtown Rock
2. Burnin' & Lootin'
3. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
4. Lively Up Yourself
5. No Woman, No Cry
6. I Shot The Sheriff
7. Get Up, Stand Up

239 pg. Hardcover Book

ISBN: 1860743145

Why was Bob Marley chosen to lead reggae onto the international stage? What is the importance of Rastafari in the development of reggae? What trends are emerging in the music today?

The answers are in Jamaican Warriors, an entertaining exploration of the cultural, social, and historical roots of reggae and its modern-day relevance.

The "Rockers" music produced at the Joe Gibbs Studio by Joel Gibson and pioneering engineer Errol Thompson became the soundtrack of the golden era of roots reggae. With the masterful Sly Dunbar's intense and militant drumming (which some say echoed the sounds of an M-16' assault rifle) and a handful of the music most talented instrumentalists, Joe Gibbs was an ambassador of reggae music to the world. This double LP extravaganza gathers a great portion of the "Mighty Two's" greatest productions, many which became huge international hits.

Joe Gibbs Scorchers From The Mighty Two Track Listing

LP1
1. Two Sevens Clash - (with Culture)
2. Money In My Pocket/Cool Runnings - (with Dennis Brown/Prince Mohammed)
3. Officially/One X One - (with Lloyd Parks/Ray I)
4. Babylon Too Rough - (with Gregory Isaacs)
5. Cool Out Son - (with Junior Murvin)
6. Boxing Around - (with Cornell Campbell)
7. I'm Still In Love With You - (with Marcia Aitken)
8. Loving Pauper/Judgement Time - (with Ruddy Thomas/Trinity)
9. Just Like A River - (with The Mighty Diamonds)
10. No Competition - (with Freddie McGregor)
11. Left With A Broken Heart - (with George Nooks)
12. Heart And Soul - (with Junior Byles)
13. No Man's Land - (with Cornell Campbell)
14. Ina Jah Children - (with Dhaima)
15. Su Su Pon Rasta/Heavy Manners - (with Naggo Morris/Prince Far I)
16. Funeral - (with Prince Alla)
17. Jah Golden Pen - (with Sylford Walker)
18. I'm A Natty - (with Jacob Miller)
19. Rockers A Nuh Crackers - (with Glen Washington)
20. Ghetto Girl - (with Dennis Brown)
LP2
1. Jah Bring I Joy In The Morning - (with Bobby Melody)
2. Burn Babylon - (with Sylford Walker)
3. See Them A Come/Natty Pass Him G.C.E. - (with Culture/Shorty The President)
4. Tribal War - (with George Nooks)
5. Identity - (with The Mighty Diamonds)
6. Stop Picking On Me - (with Max Romeo)
7. Rent Man - (with Black Uhuru)
8. Almighty I - (with Dennis Walks)
9. Keep On Knocking - (with Jacob Miller)
10. My Woman - (with Barrington Levy)
11. Virgin Girl - (with Eek-A-Mouse)
12. Hello Carol - (with Enos McLeod)
13. Rope In - (with Cornell Campbell)
14. When I Think Of You - (with Ruddy Thomas)
15. Good To Be There - (with Chalice)
16. Heavy Waist Line - (with Tyrone Taylor)
17. My Princess - (with Sammy Dread)
18. Uptown Top Ranking - (with Althea & Donna)
19. Love Has Found It's Way - (with Dennis Brown)
20. Someone Loves You Honey/One Time Daughter - (with Prince Mohammed/JC Lodge)

(DISC 01)
1.You Think I Have No Feelings
2.I'm Hurting Inside
3.Lonesome Feeling
4.How Many Times
5.Stay With Me
6.Gonna Get You
7.Touch Me
8.Black Progress
9.Nice Time
10.Dance Do The Reggae
11.Bend Down Low
12.The Lord Will Make A Way
(DISC 02)
13.Selassie Is The Chapel
14.Thank You Lord
15.Put It On
16.This Train
17.Don't Rock My Boat
18.Chances Are
19.Stranger On The Shore
20.Feel Alright
21.Tread On
22.Mellow Mood
23.Trouble On The Road Again

Peter Tosh left the Wailers to pursue a solo career and in 1976, he released this bold statement proving he was a creative force in his own right. Often recognized as one of the best albums in Reggae history, Legalize It, features the hit anthem of the same name as well as "Why Must I Cry," co-written by Bob Marley and it firmly established Tosh's position as a giant of the genre.

Legacy Recordings has gone to great lengths to present this classic album exactly the way it was originally intended, with all the warmth and nuance that only vinyl can offer!

Peter Tosh Legalize It Track Listing

1. Legalize It
2. Burial
3. What'cha Gonna Do?
4. No Sympathy
5. Why Must I Cry
6. Igziabeher (Let Jah Be Praised)
7. Ketchy Shuby
8. Till Your Well Runs Dry
9. Brand New Second Hand

Import

Recorded at the height of Bob Marley's popularity, this legendary 1975 London gig gives an overview of the reggae legends' first three international releases with some truly smokin' versions of "Trenchtown Rock," "I Shot the Sheriff" and an extremely poignant rendition of "No Woman No Cry."

Bob Marley And The Wailers Live! Track Listing

1. Trenchtown Rock
2. Burnin' And Lootin'
3. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
4. Lively Up Yourself
5. No Woman, No Cry
6. I Shot The Sheriff
7. Get Up, Stand Up

263 pg. Paperback Book

ISBN: 1-86074-380-3

For generations Jamaica has been seen as the home of reggae music, spawning international icons from Bob Marley to the modern day voice-of-the-people, Burning Spear--artists whose defiant, soulful music has a direct link to the struggles of their ancestors. Steeped in Jamaica's slave history, the island's society and its culture, reggae is part of a centuries-long tradition from the isolated Blue Mountains to the hedonistic beaches of Negril.

Track Listing:

Speak To Me
Breathe (In The Air) feat. Sluggy Ranks
On The Run
Time feat. Corey Harris & Ranking Joe
The Great Gig In The Sky feat. Kirsty Rock
Money feat. Gary "Nesta" Pine & Dollarman
Us and Them feat. Frankie Paul
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage feat. Dr. Israel
Eclipse feat. The Meditations

10 Christmas Hits In A Reggae Style

Side One

1. Santa Clause Is Black
2. Joy To The World
3. Gee Wiz It's Christmas
4. Reggae Christmas
5. Christmas A Pass

Side Two

6. Tiger Claus
7. Christmas Fever
8. Christmas Time
9. Christmas Daya
10. This Christmas

1. Walls Come Tumblin' Down
2. Walls Come Tumblin' Down (Acapella)

1. Airbag
2. Paranoid Android
3. Subterranean Homesick Alien
4. Exit Music (For A Film)
5. Let Down
6. Karma Police
7. Fitter Happier
8. Electioneering
9. Climbing Up The Walls
10. No Surprises
11. Lucky
12. The Tourist
13. Exit Music (For A Dub)
14. An Airbag Saved My Dub (Bonus Track)

176 pg. Paperback Book

ISBN: 0-7893-0375-2

The Black Chord is a landmark depiction of the cultural cross-fertilization that is the foundation of today's pop. Following a circular path, music has traveled from its roots and extended its branches into popular music only to return and recreate itself: Senegalese rhythms survived slavery and flourished in New Orleans to become jazz and rhythm & blues which informed Jamaican reggae, which influenced New York hip-hop, which in turn--completing the circle--inspired young rap artists in Senegal. This is a centuries-long saga that continues to energize musicians in every genre.

Track Listing:

Concrete Jungle
Slave Driver
400 Years
Stop That Train
Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby)
Stir It Up
Kinky Reggae
No More Trouble
Midnight Ravers
High Tide Or Low Tide
All Day All Night

Stereophile magazine senior contributing editor and analog expert Michael Fremer presents his almost three hour long Practical Guide to Turntable Set-Up. Fremer sets up three popular turntables from Pro-Ject, Rega and VPI. Using the hands-on phono cartridge installation techniques, tips and basic principles demonstrated with close-ups and flash animation, any turntable from the popular Technics SL-1200 to the most esoteric can be set up to perfection. Also included: an interview with famed Sterling Sound mastering engineer George Marino, and a 20 page PDF file embedded in the disc's DVD-ROM section that includes even more detailed technical descriptions and an article on record cleaning no vinyl fan should be without. Despite the seemingly dry subject matter, the disc is entertaining. There are even some laughs as Fremer once did stand up comedy (he played legendary Max's Kansas City and even opened for bands like Television and The Jam).

Imitation is the highest form of flattery, but don’t be fooled! Only the Original Master Sleeves from Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab offer the finest protection for your valuable records. These imported, three-ply, anti-static, premium record sleeves have been used in MFSL LP packaging for decades and now you can use them to care for all your vinyl!

This fresh approach to stylus cleaning has saved all of us from the fear of hard bristled brushes and over applying dangerous fluids. Clean your stylus simply and effectively with the Zerodust from Japan. This space-age polymer bubble allows you to simply lower your stylus onto its surface, then quickly lift the arm lever and you’re done! Watch as the stylus tip slowly sinks into the baby soft surface, leaving behind an impression with the stylus debris left behind! This unique device will last a lifetime, can be cleaned with tap water, and can extend the life of your cartridge! Comes complete with a magnifier to inspect your stylus! Our highest recommendation!

“After a few seconds, you lift the stylus, and it’s as clean and reside-free as the proverbial whistle…Upside: no potentially dangerous brushing, and no fluids!” - Michael Fremer, Stereophile, Recommended Components Issue

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Repentance is the new studio album and follow up to Panic in Babylon from Grammy winning Reggae icon Lee 'Scratch' Perry, co-produced with Andrew W.K.! Guest musicians include electronic maven Moby, guitarist Chris Stein of Blondie, seminal producer Don Fleming and drummer Brian Chippendale of staccato noice duo Lightning Bolt! After working for over 40 years in the music business with artists like the Clash and the Beastie Boys, and producing legendary acts like Bob Marley And The Wailers, Lee 'Scratch' Perry shows no signs of stopping anytime soon. This Double Vinyl edition is pressed on 180g Vinyl.

Lee 'Scratch' Perry Repentance Track Listing

1. Shine
2. Fire
3. Pum-Pum
4. Reggae Man
5. Baby Sucker
6. Crazy Pimp
7. War Dance
8. God Save His King
9. Santa Claus
10. Heart Doctor
11. Chooga Cane
12. Party Time

Track Listing

1. Fall In Love
2. Dreaming
3. Everybody
4. Loverman
5. Sweetness
6. Limb By Limb
7. I Will Always Love You
8. Action
9. Wicked Dickie
10. Move With The Crowd
11. Hello Africa
12. Position
13. Sound Boy Killing
14. Gal A Fuss

Track Listing:

1. Cruise
2. Step
3. You Were Wrong
4. Run for Your Life
5. Jah Is Real
6. People in High Places
7. One Africa
8. Grandfather
9. Wickedness
10. Stick to the Plan
11. No Compromise
12. 700 Strong
13. Grassroot
14. Step It [Remix]

Track Listing

Side One

1. Long Road
2. You Keep Telling Me
3. Shanty Town
4. Stop This Crazy Thing
5. Babylon Release The Chains

Side Two

1. Actions Speak Louder than Words
2. The Strong Survive
3. World Cry
4. Rumours
5. Badman
6. Banana Boatman

Since the early 1990s, the uncompromising lyrical insights, razor sharp rhyming skills and gritty yet beguilingly melodic deejay delivery of Buju Banton has dominated Jamaican music, transcending dancehall parameters to become a universally embraced prototype for the 21st century roots reggae movement. Fourteen years after 1995’s exalted ‘Til Shiloh, Buju Banton delivers the long-awaited opus Rasta Got Soul, his most musically audacious work to date. The album unites his characteristic vocals and consistently positive messages, grounded in the tenets of Rastafari, with organic roots reggae rhythms carefully crafted by a select aggregation of Kingston, Jamaica’s finest musicians.

“Roots music is reggae’s foundation,” explains Buju, who became a dancehall superstar by riding the latest synthesized beats with an imposing ferocity that earned him legions of loyal fans and a peerless designation as the ‘voice of Jamaica.’ “To me the computer stuff gets monotonous; every third production you listen to you can hear some similarity in terms of the instruments that they use, as opposed to when you listen to something live there is always something different to catch you. I aim to bring back reggae’s original sounds, original feeling and original consciousness through great poetry and pure live instruments.”

Buju Banton Rasta Got Soul Track Listing

1. Hurt Us No More
2. Magic City
3. I Rise
4. Rastafari
5. I Wonder
6. A Little Bit Of Sorry
7. Affair Of The Heart
8. Lend A Hand
9. Optimistic Soul
10. Mary
11. Make You Mine
12. Bedtime Story
13. Sense Of Purpose
14. Be On Your Way
15. Lights Out

Mixing impassioned political and social protest with stellar Rasta beats, these sons of Jamaican immigrants, led by David Hinds, rose out of humble Birmingham origins to become one of the U.K.'s all-time greatest reggae acts and a globally revered band. Often fusing elements of jazz, dancehall, hip-hop and Latin music into a roots reggae base, Steel Pulse will forever remain icons of the genre. True Democracy was produced by the venerable Karl Pitterson who also helmed Peter Tosh's Legalize It and Bob Marley's Exodus. Features the Steel Pulse classics "Chant A Psalm," "Ravers" and "Worth His Weight In Gold (Rally Round)."

Track Listing:

1. Chant A Psalm
2. Ravers
3. Find It...Quick!
4. A Who Responsible?
5. Worth His Weight In Gold (Rally Round)
6. Leggo Beast
7. Blues Dance Raid
8. Your House
9. Man No Sober
10. Dub' Marcus Say

A classic 1982 release from one of Jamaica's most beloved vocalists, Night Nurse epitomizes the feel-good Jamaican sound and finds Gregory Isaacs in top form. Self-produced with bassist "Flabba" Holt, Isaacs brilliantly balances chilled loves songs like "Night Nurse," "Objection Overruled" and "Cool Down the Pace" with Rasta/cultural themed tracks like "Material Man" and "Hot Stepper" among others. Essential listening for reggae fans! Premium 180g heavyweight audiophile vinyl featuring the original packaging.

Track Listing:

1. Night Nurse
2. Stranger In Town
3. Objection Overruled
4. Hot Stepper
5. Cool Down The Pace
6. Material Man
7. Not The Way
8. Sad To Know (You're Leaving)

Track Listing:

Easy Skanking
Kaya
Sun Is Shining
Is This Love
Satisfy My Soul
She's Gone
Misty Morning
Crisis
Running Away
Time Will Tell

Major Lazer is the Grammy-nominated super producer duo of Switch and Diplo, best known for their work with M.I.A and the hit “Paper Planes”, as well as production work for the likes of Santigold, Amanda Blank, Bondo do Role (Diplo) and Tricky (Switch). Selected Diplo remix credits include Radiohead, Kanye West, Beck, Justin Timberlake and Hot Chip, while Switch has remixed Lily Allen, Basement Jaxx, The Klaxons and Nine Inch Nails, among others.

Known for his forward-thinking productions for M.I.A., Bondo Do Role and many others, and for the solo LP Florida he recorded for the Ninja Tune imprint, Diplo is also the founder and owner of Mad Decent records, which has put out records by DJ Blaqstarr and Bondo do Role.

Switch is the owner of one of the most progressive and respected underground dance music labels around, Dubsided. His work as a producer is revered by critics, emulated by his fellow DJs, and sweated hard to on dance floors on both sides of the Atlantic. Switch also permanently endeared himself to the bespectacled music cogniscenti with his contribution to Santigold’s critically acclaimed self-titled debut.

Guns Don’t Kill People, Lazers Do is a reggae and dancehall explosion just in time for summer, with guest vocals from friends Mapei, Santogold and Amanda Blank; as well as dancehall mainstays like Nina Sky, Vybz Cartel, Ward 21 and Busy Signal, among many others.

Track Listing:

1. Hold The Line feat. Mr. Lex & Santigold
2. When You Hear The Bassline feat. Ms. Thing
3. Can’t Stop Now feat. Mr. Vegas & Jovi Rockwell
4. Lazer Theme feat. Future Trouble
5. Anything Goes feat. Turbulence
6. Cash Flow feat. Jah Dan
7. Mary Jane feat. Mr. Evil & Mapei
8. Bruk Out feat. T.O.K. & Ms. Thing
9. What U Like feat. Amanda Blank & Einstein
10. Keep It Goin’ Louder feat. Nina Sky & Ricky Blaze
11. Pon De Floor feat. VYBZ Kartel (Additional Production By Afro Jack)
12. Baby feat. Prince Zimboo
13. Jump Up feat. Leftside & Supahype (Co-Produced By Crookers)

Track Listing:

1. Wonders (R. McLean)
2. I Love Jah So (W. Nelson)
3. Wisdom City (R. McLean)
4. Guiding Light (R. McLean)
5. Horizon (Adapted)
6. Crazy (Adapted)
7. Isn't She Lovely (Adapted)
8. Youth Man (R. McLean)
9. This Is The Way (R. McLean/Lloyd James)
10. Jah Love Is The Solution (R. McLean)
11. Weep Not
12. Lady In Love CD Bonus:
13. Free The People (R. McLean)
14. Two Lovers (R. McLean)
15. Free Africa (R. McLean)

Hardcore metal leaders Hatebreed are set to return with a brand-new self titled album and the long-awaited follow-up to 2006's Supremacy project. The new album follows the successful release of the #1 charting Billboard DVD, Live Dominance and the recent release of the band's covers album, For The Lions. The new album is a brutal return to form for the quintet. As front-man Jamey Jasta explains, "The record is mean as hell, fans of American metal and east coast hardcore will be very pleased and maybe even somewhat suprised." Hatebreed was produced, engineered and mixed by Zeuss.

Track Listing:

1. None More True
2. The Build
3. Beatings
4. Intro
5. Same As Always
6. The Outro
7. Lament
8. One Of The Last
9. Pollution
10. Of The…
11. Sane For Now
12. Until We Hear
13. Low On Trust
14. Escape (New Version)

Peace on Earth is the first holiday album by the Grammy and Golden Globe Award-winning composer, Kitaro. This New Age master takes long-time holiday favorites and orchestrates them like only Kitaro can, with etheral overtones, spiritual subtleties and bursts of theatrical effects. In addition to classics like "Silent Night" and "The Little Drummer Boy," the album also includes an original Christmas composition by Kitaro. Peace on Earth is an atmospheric and intriguing holiday album that merges the finest of Eastern and Western culture, instilling harmony and peaceful co-existence through melodies of passion and drama. Originally released in 1996, this re-release represents the first time this landmark Kitaro album has appeared on 180g vinyl.

Track Listing:

1. Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring
2. Silent Night
3. Angels We Have Heard On High
4. Joy To The World/The First Noel
5. Little Drummer Boy
6. Jingle Bells
7. Rosa Mystica
8. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
9. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
10. A La Nanita Nana
11. O Holy Night
12. The Great Spirit

A dynamic blend of soul, blues, reggae and gospel. There is no better way to describe the music of Toots & The Maytals. The trio of lead singer and composer Frederick 'Toots' Hibbert and harmony partners Ralphus “Raleigh” Gordon and Nathaniel “Jerry” Matthias worked through the ’60s and ’70s crafting music that was unique unto itself, defiantly Jamaican at times when their contemporaries were trying to sound like American soul singers and remarkably soulful and funky when the sound became distinctly reggae. This early '70s Maytals singles collection didn't disappoint then nor does it now. With Toots Hibbert's gritty vocals at the fore, this is the closest reggae ever got to American soul music. Reissued here on 180g Vinyl from Universal Records.

Toots & The Maytals Funky Kingston Track Listing

1. Time Tough
2. In The Dar
3. Funky Kingston
4. Love Is Gonna Let Me Down
5. Louie, Louie
6. Pomps & Pride
7. Got To Be There
8. Country Road
9. Pressure Drop
10. Sailin' On

Track Listing:

1. Marcus Garvey
2. Slavery Days
3. The Invasion - Burning Spear, Fullwood, Philip
4. Live Good
5. Give Me - Burning Spear, Burning Spear
6. Old Marcus Garvey - Burning Spear, Burning Spear
7. Tradition - Burning Spear, Hines, Delroy
8. Jordon River - Burning Spear,
9. Red, Gold and Green
10. Resting Place

Track Listing:

1. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Featuring Junior Jazz)
2. With A Little Help From My Friends (Featuring Luciano)
3. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (Featuring Frankie Paul)
4. Getting Better (Featuring The Mighty Diamonds)
5. Fixing A Hole (Extended Dub Mix) (Featuring Max Romeo)
6. She's Leaving Home (Featuring Kirsty Rock)
7. Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite! (Featuring Ranking Roger)
8. Within You Without You (Featuring Matisyahu)
9. When I'm Sixty-Four (Extended Dub Mix) (Featuring Sugar Minott)
10. Lovely Rita (Featuring Bunny Rugs & U Roy)
11. Good Morning Good Morning (Featuring Steel Pulse)
12. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
13. A Day In The Life (Featuring Michael Rose & Menny More)

Track Listing:

1. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Featuring Junior Jazz)
2. With A Little Help From My Friends (Featuring Luciano)
3. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (Featuring Frankie Paul)
4. Getting Better (Featuring The Mighty Diamonds)
5. Fixing A Hole (Extended Dub Mix) (Featuring Max Romeo)
6. She's Leaving Home (Featuring Kirsty Rock)
7. Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite! (Featuring Ranking Roger)
8. Within You Without You (Featuring Matisyahu)
9. When I'm Sixty-Four (Extended Dub Mix) (Featuring Sugar Minott)
10. Lovely Rita (Featuring Bunny Rugs & U Roy)
11. Good Morning Good Morning (Featuring Steel Pulse)
12. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
13. A Day In The Life (Featuring Michael Rose & Menny More)

Import

When Bob Marley brought the sounds of reggae to a worldwide stage, he did so on a platform of Rastafarian beliefs with songs that addressed social injustice. The Bob Marley & the Wailers compilation, Rebel Music includes tracks drawn from such albums as Natty Dread, Rastaman Vibration and Survival, material that best represents the motives and themes that he stood for. From the overtly religious material like "War/No More Trouble" and "Crazy Baldhead" to songs about injustice "Slave Driver" and poverty "Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)" to the quintessential protest song "Get Up Stand Up," Rebel Music is as consummate a Marley collection as you can get.

Track Listing:

1. Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock)
2. So Much Trouble In The World
3. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
4. Rat Race
5. War/No More Trouble (Live)
6. Roots
7. Slave Driver
8. Ride Natty Ride
9. Crazy Baldhead
10. Get Up, Stand Up