Bob_Marley_And_The_Wailers-Babylon_By_Bus-(TGDCD1)-CD-FLAC-1990-LEB

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                   Bob Marley & The Wailers - Babylon By Bus

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|   Artist ..... : Bob Marley & The Wailers                                  |
|   Album ...... : Babylon By Bus                                            |
|   Year ....... : 1990                                                      |
|   Label ...... : Island Records/Tuff Gong                                  |
|   Cat.No ..... : TGDCD 1 (846 197-2)                                       |
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+-------------------------------[Release Info]-------------------------------+
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|   Genere ..... : Reggae                                                    |
|   Tracks ..... : 13                                                        |
|   Duration ... : 73:37 min                                                 |
|   Source ..... : CDDA                                                      |
|   Street Date  : 1990-00-00                                                |
|   URL ........ : http://www.discogs.com/release/2037128                    |
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|   Release Size : 508.9MB                                                   |
|   Ripping Tool : EAC                                                       |
|   Encoder .... : FLAC 1.2.1                                                |
|   Quality .... : 917 kbps / Avg 44.1kHz / 2 channels                       |
|   Rip Date ... : 2014-04-03                                                |
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+--------------------------------[Track List]--------------------------------+
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|   01. Positive Vibration                                           05:48   |
|   02. Punky Reggae Party                                           05:50   |
|   03. Exodus                                                       07:39   |
|   04. Stir It Up                                                   05:20   |
|   05. Rat Race                                                     03:38   |
|   06. Concrete Jungle                                              05:39   |
|   07. Kinky Reggae                                                 04:48   |
|   08. Lively Up Yourself                                           06:20   |
|   09. Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Road Block)                           05:23   |
|   10. War/No More Trouble                                          05:30   |
|   11. Is This Love                                                 07:29   |
|   12. Heathen                                                      04:29   |
|   13. Jamming                                                      05:44   |
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|                                                             Total: 73:37   |
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+-------------------------------[Release Notes]------------------------------+
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|   Arguably the most influential live reggae album ever, "Babylon by Bus"   |
|   captures Bob Marley and the Wailers during the European  leg  of their   |
|   "Kaya" tour in the spring of 1978. The  success  of  this  set was not   |
|   entirely unexpected, however. If the universal and  widespread acclaim   |
|   of Live!, their first concert recording was an indicator, all involved   |
|   knew  that a  Bob Marley and the Wailers  performance contained unique   |
|   energies and a vibe all of it's own.  Sharply contrasting the somewhat   |
|   pastoral grooves of the "Kaya" album,  Babylon by Bus possesses a more   |
|   aggressive sound which was a trademark of this particular band. Tyrone   |
|   Downie's progressive  rock keyboard  flavors on  "Exodus," as well his   |
|   judiciously located percussive  clavinet  accentuations  during "Punky   |
|   Reggae Party" lock in with Aston Familyman Barrett's viscous basslines   |
|   to create something akin to psychedelic reggae or even along the lines   |
|   of Parliament / Funkadelic. Likewise, "Heathen"  highlights Anderson's   |
|   explosive guitar leads which are distinctly reminiscent of Eddie Hazel   |
|   from his early days with Funkadelic.  The lead guitar solos  on "Rebel   |
|   Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock)" & "Is This Love" also define Al Andersons   |
|   innovative and decidedly Western guitar style, as it is seamlessly and   |
|   thoroughly integrated with Marley and the Wailers. As with their first   |
|   concert album, "Babylon by Bus" highlights  material  from  the band's   |
|   history up to that point. "No More Trouble" is  placed in an  entirely   |
|   new context when linked with "War," which features lyrics taken from a   |
|   United Nations speech given by Haille Selassie I the Ethiopian emperor   |
|   considered  the  father of modern  Rastafarianism. Other early tracks,   |
|   such as  "Kinky Reggae"  and  "Stir It Up,"  prove  to be not the only   |
|   favorites of concert attendees. More recent offerings of "Is This Love   |
|   "Jammin'" & "Exodus" actually garner the most audible support. Without   |
|   question, Babylon by Bus is an integral component of any popular music   |
|   collection.                                                              |
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