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180 gram vinyl.

180g coloured vinyl.<br/><br/>Before Bob Marley came on the scene, many in Britain dismissed reggae as either the stuff of one-hit wonders or skinhead dance music. Now it is recognised as a highly influential style, which has not only sold millions of records worldwide but had a major effect on the mainstream. We all <br/>knew his music was timeless. Enjoy a trip back in time with reggae's greatest name.

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180 gram coloured vinyl.<br/><br/>Everybody loves the vocal sound of Bob Marley. But what about the music that supports his songs? This album contains a variety of mostly instrumental remixes of well-known Bob Marley songs. An eclectic mix of names have put their personal stamp on some of Bob's classic tunes with some Interesting results. Cypress Hill's Sen Dog has taken on 'African Herbsman', while Sheep On Drugs have had a stab at 'Don't Rock My Boat'. These and many more versions will keep the head nodding at the very least.

180 gram coloured vinyl.<br/><br/>Dub music, as this heavily instrumental reggae became known, became very popular in the 1970s, when many of the 7" singles that came out of Jamaica had a 'dub' version of the A-side on the B-side. In many cases this became the listener's preferred version, with its heavy bass and echoed drum rhythms. That led to the most progressive producers putting together complete albums of this heavy dub music. These tracks by Bob Marley have been stripped back to bare instrumentals with occasional additions of heavy reverb and echoed vocals. Here is a chance to listen to these well-known songs with more emphasis on the backing track.

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