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01) Jah Jah Voice Is Calling
02) 80,000 Careless Ethiopians
03) Push Comes to Shove
04) Nice Up Dancee
05) Youthman Move
06) Great Train Robbery
07) Cool and Calm
08) Highway Robbery
09) Spring Heel Skanking
10) Pride and Dignity
11) Every Posse Get Flat
12) Place Mash Up
13) Reggae on the Move
14) Wild Wild West
15) Oh Me Oh My
01) Jah Jah Voice Is Calling
02) 80,000 Careless Ethiopians
03) Push Comes to Shove
04) Nice Up Dancee
05) Youthman Move
06) Great Train Robbery
07) Cool and Calm
08) Highway Robbery
09) Spring Heel Skanking
10) Pride and Dignity
11) Every Posse Get Flat
12) Place Mash Up
13) Reggae on the Move
14) Wild Wild West
15) Oh Me Oh My
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First Released
2003
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there's no arguing with the quality of the 15 tracks nor with the star appeal of all the artists featured within. The songs are all licensed from RAS Records, the American label so instrumental in seeing roots reggae and culture through the lean years of the '80s and beyond, a musical propensity the company maintains to this day. But that isn't to suggest this is a roots comp, although two masterpieces from Peter Broggs and Jacob Miller certainly fit that category. Even the culture icons had to move with the times, and there's a dancehall-lite vibe to the majority of the music here, which on occasion moves straight into ragga territory. Considering both the label's and the artists' reputations, it's surprising, however, that the messages mostly revolve around mashing up the dancefloor, with the DJs inevitably delivering up the most massively pleasing numbers. Regardless, with such artists as Black Uhuru, Israel Vibration, and Gregory Isaacs on board, this set truly nices up the
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there's no arguing with the quality of the 15 tracks nor with the star appeal of all the artists featured within. The songs are all licensed from RAS Records, the American label so instrumental in seeing roots reggae and culture through the lean years of the '80s and beyond, a musical propensity the company maintains to this day. But that isn't to suggest this is a roots comp, although two masterpieces from Peter Broggs and Jacob Miller certainly fit that category. Even the culture icons had to move with the times, and there's a dancehall-lite vibe to the majority of the music here, which on occasion moves straight into ragga territory. Considering both the label's and the artists' reputations, it's surprising, however, that the messages mostly revolve around mashing up the dancefloor, with the DJs inevitably delivering up the most massively pleasing numbers. Regardless, with such artists as Black Uhuru, Israel Vibration, and Gregory Isaacs on board, this set truly nices up the
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