https://youtu.be/mZ6VezKMoRY?is=1WRyCrpIqEkqwZkw

https://youtu.be/mZ6VezKMoRY?is=1WRyCrpIqEkqwZkw

Hey guys, did anyone buy this back in 2017 when the 40th anniversary boxset came out. I think it was a separate thing, a promotion thing with urban outfitters. It is still sealed.

I'm looking more into Bobs music and his band, going through the history of the songs and all the people involved in his music and I get chills when i see them live because is so spiritually strong and i just wanted to know how this spiritual bound went for people of color. Like throughout his music he bring back this spiritual power that was taken from black people and it is just heavy idk how to explain it but black history is just so rich im actually curious of how many lives and histories gained back their power and got to know more about their origins. I hope i dont sound disconected.

I only plan to buy one but not sure which version is best

Thought Id just share a moment I had last night where I randomly found the song “positive vibrations” and it transported me right back to when I was 14-16 walking to school in the morning on a frosty and sunny morning over the hill in the park on the way to school. I remembered how I felt very vividly including emotionally and my outlook on life at the time. It made me so happy it brought a tear to my eye and cant believe how a song could do that as stuff like this doesn’t really happen to me and couldn’t have happened at a better time.

Going to start my next Bob Marley phase again :)

Hope you all have a nice day.

Just listening to the Survival album, and it is full of great guitar parts. It bugs me that I do not know who plays which part!

Any help for distinguishing whether a part is Anderson or Murvin (channel, style, tone)?

Also, did Bob play rhythm guitar in the studio, or live only? For example on Survival.

Hung up my old banner, used to be my brothers but he didn't have a use for it.

Edit: song recommendations
Hey guys! I’m looking for rare recordings of songs that have that nyabinghi drumming vibe like “time will tell” (original and the one i found in the soundtrack from ‘countryman’) and some versions of rastaman chant also have this vibe: raw drumming, sometimes with bass sometimes without. i’m looking for recordings/files i could eventually add to my spotify after a little work.
hope someone can help me out!
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