The popular perception of UB40 as a band who cling to the coattails of true reggae artists is partially merited, given their '90s karaoke-quality interpretations of popular standards in a Jamaican rub-a-dub style. But with albums such as their debut and this, admittedly a more uneven effort, their affection for the music was self-evidently genuine and generally well observed. Their conscience-driven lyrics ("One in Ten" especially) are heartfelt and convincing, though Ali Campbell's Rastabrummyfarian voice takes some getting used to. The bottom line? There are dozens of superior reggae albums, but this will do if you're too lazy to find them.
Yes my people!!!I will be blogging here on a part-time basis and am excited to share with you my new works and a couple of updates to bring you up to speed with all things Kiaran aka ch33v3rs.The massive are really feelin Otis lounge (25 Maiden Lane, SF, CA) and our new Reggae Monday night bashment called Sibin (shuh-been). It was real big last night... Wish you were there!Maria Remos (As I Wou...
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Yes my people!!!I will be blogging here on a part-time basis and am excited to share with you my new works and a couple of updates to bring you up to speed with all things Kiaran aka ch33v3rs.The massive are really feelin Otis lounge (25 Maiden Lane, SF, CA) and our new Reggae Monday night bashment called Sibin (shuh-been). It was real big last night... Wish you were there!Maria Remos (As I Wou...
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| 1 Present Arms |
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| 2 Sardonicus |
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| 3 Don't Let It Pass You By |
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| 4 Wild Cat |
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| 5 One in Ten |
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| 6 Don't Slow Down |
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| 7 Silent Witness |
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| 8 Lambs Bread |
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| 9 Don't Walk on the Grass |
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| 10 Doctor X |
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