CD-Charts Position 1

Resist. Revolt. Reclaim.

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by: Sadaharu

Release Date August 21, 2007

CD-Charts Position 2

Breeding the Disease

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by: Way to Fail!!

Release Date July 29, 2001

CD-Charts Position 3
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Live at Maritime Hall

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by: Gregory Isaacs

Release Date July 21, 1998
Yes! Gregory Issacs has done it again. Live at Maritime Hall is a great CD. This CD features most of the Cool Ruler's romantic music "Live". What more could you ask for?

If you like Gregory Issacs, then you must get this CD.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Live at Maritime Hall

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by: Gregory Isaacs

Release Date July 21, 1998
Yes! Gregory Issacs has done it again. Live at Maritime Hall is a great CD. This CD features most of the Cool Ruler's romantic music "Live". What more could you ask for?

If you like Gregory Issacs, then you must get this CD.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Live in San Francisco

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by: Gregory Isaacs

Release Date December 05, 2006
I was really excited to open up this DVD, crank up the volume, and skank along with the one and only Gregory Isaacs. Unfortunately I was disappointed from the outset. The video quality is quite poor (along with camera-work and editing) and Gregory himself was a sad sight. A once handsome, confident, strapping figure, he is now reduced to a grey-haired, pot-bellied, teetering old shell of himself. What's equally disappointing is the obvious weakness of his once strong, silky voice. In fact, his songs often sound best when he turns his mike to the audience (which he does constantly throughout the show). Gregory has been such a wonderful part of the reggae world that it's heartbreaking to see what he's become. On the positive side, the song selection ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Taming Butterflies

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by: Athron

Release Date May 28, 2007
I was really excited to open up this DVD, crank up the volume, and skank along with the one and only Gregory Isaacs. Unfortunately I was disappointed from the outset. The video quality is quite poor (along with camera-work and editing) and Gregory himself was a sad sight. A once handsome, confident, strapping figure, he is now reduced to a grey-haired, pot-bellied, teetering old shell of himself. What's equally disappointing is the obvious weakness of his once strong, silky voice. In fact, his songs often sound best when he turns his mike to the audience (which he does constantly throughout the show). Gregory has been such a wonderful part of the reggae world that it's heartbreaking to see what he's become. On the positive side, the song selection ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Communication Overdue

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by: Ian Babington

Release Date February 28, 2006
British singer Ian Babington's "Communication Overdue" is an independent release. He sings with his acoustic guitar backing him. Babington's great limitation is his vocal instrument. He's mostly listenable, but his voice does require some tolerant adjustment from the listener. On "To Be With You Always," there is a tremble in his voice as he sings full of emotion, "I love the sun for how you light up in the morning; I love the way you come alive." His songs have a direct lyrical approach free of frills like metaphors and simile as on "Chocolate," "Woke up to find my head lost in a different bed; So don't know where it lead or what was sinking." His melodic approach is not overly individual, but creates a pleasant sound. "Learning To Fly" is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Dub for Daze, Vol. 1

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by: Various Artists

Release Date April 27, 1997
When you go to MP3.com you'll find many of the more serious Reggae artists in the USA have been connected with JIM FOX of the Lion and Fox Studios. These artists have a lot of reasons to choose Mr. Fox, as he is a very skilful producer and recording engineer and has made numerous albums for an all-star posse such as Israel Vibration, Culture, Christafari, and Peter Broggs. "The Dubs I do, they are basically a live performance be me working the board.", he says. "They are almost always done in one take. So, no one really decides what to do, including me. I just set to do the mix, and when the time comes, I roll the tape, mix it one time. It becomes a performance which is controlled by the music itself. The board and the song, call out ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Modern Antique

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by: Ras Pidow

Release Date April 20, 1992
I like sounds like roots and 2 or 3 songs of dub is good opcion for listen diferent reggae.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Modern Antique

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by: Ras Pidow

Release Date April 20, 1992
I like sounds like roots and 2 or 3 songs of dub is good opcion for listen diferent reggae.