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Album review
Trust Me Culture RAS CD 22-09-1997 |
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Rating :
from 5 (excellent) to 1 (poor) |
| Vocals : 4 | Backing : 4 | Production : 4 | Sound quality : 5 | Sleeve : 5 |
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For over 20 years Joseph Hill and Culture are one of the most respected and
popular reggae artists in the world. Their story begins in 1977 with their
legendary release of "Two Sevens Clash" - which is still heralded as
one of the greatest all time reggae releases for its prophetic revelations -
and spans two decades of musical change where the group, headed by the
dynamic Joseph Hill, has always moved with the times, while remaining as an
identifying source of roots music. This nice and solid followup to the highly
acclaimed and successful "One Stone" album proves that Joseph Hill has
continue to create inspirational, uplifting reggae with a contemporary and
international sound. As ever Culture's message is positive as they deal with
items such as justice and equality, sharing and faith in Rastafari. All tunes
are delivered in Culture's inimitable energetic style with seductive riddims
played by its own band Dub Mystic. More Culture reviews : RAS Portraits...Culture Stoned Production Something Cultural Livity ~ Live Culture '98
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