The last trip to the local record store was very successful indeed. This is the third and last record I bought that da. I only knew a few songs on this album but I was pleasantly surprised how well it flows as an album and there are no songs I‘d skip to be honest. I was kinda amused at the title of the last song because my first asscoiation is obviously the Youth Of Today song, but this LP was released way before YOT were even a band.
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I‘m aware that I have blogged mainly about hardcore and punk, but of course there are other genres that I‘m into as well. I’ve been listening to reggae since I was a teenager and that has never gone away. There‘s a lot of nostalgia involved obviously, but I still like the music and I find the lyrics much more interesting these days because I know more about the history of Jamaica and reggae itself.
This is considered to be Bob Marley & The Wailers‘ magnus opus, and it‘s a really, really good record, but it‘s not my personal favourite in the band’s catalogue.
This may be my favourite Bob Marley & The Wailers albums because it has a bunch of songs that I really love. Can‘t really go wrong with Kaya, Is This Love or Sun Is Shining.
