The second chapter of Bob Marley's reggae message
As a sequel to the Glorious Apocalypse series, this collection of works condenses Marley's spirituality.
The songs, which sing of Rastafari ideals and social messages, demonstrate that his music is more than just entertainment. The Japanese release in 1991 coincided with a time when Marley's legacy was being reevaluated around the world. The album is filled with the universality and revolutionary spirit of reggae music.
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21 TRACKS:
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1)
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Trenchtown Rock
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2)
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All In One
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3)
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Soul Rebel
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4)
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Try Me
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5)
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It's Alright
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6)
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No Sympathy
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7)
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My Cup
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8)
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Corner Stone
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9)
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No Water
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10)
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Reaction
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11)
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Rainbow Country
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12)
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Kinky Reggae
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13)
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Natural Mystic
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14)
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There She Goes
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15)
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Mellow Mood
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16)
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Treat You Right
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17)
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Chances Are
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18)
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Hammer
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19)
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You Can't Do That To Me
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20)
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Touch Me
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21)
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How Many Times
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