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@njerithande mtasis dread! (Taken with Instagram)

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Not yet sweet.. (Taken with Instagram)

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mazungu:

Reggae Sunsplash ‘88

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Ready To Roll! Stephen Marley’s ‘Revelation Part 1: The Root Of Life’,

Best Roots Reggae Album I’ve Heard In A While: There’s always high expectations placed on every Marley release, and Stephen definitely lived up to it with this album.
Besides being a great vocalist, Stephen is known more for his production abilitites:
Live Instrumentation, Clean & Crisp Recording, Bass Heavy Melody, Impressive Guest Artists Roster, & Select Cover Versions of Songs Performed by His Dad!

Classic Lover’s Rock, Dub, & Conscious Roots Rasta Anthems!

Not Forgetting the visually iconic album cover art, and the tour bus based on the same!

#thisbuscanswim

http://www.stephenmarleymusic.com/

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”.. Dance Ah Yard Before You Dance Abroad; The High Priest Tell Yuh Dat And Yuh Deh Frown?!.. Galong Go Get GOOD WAYS, True GRACE, Affi Purge Fi Pass ZION GATE” Sizzla Kalonji The Greatest || http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAMx1t_QItw

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Buju Banton Sentenced To 10 Years On Drugs Charge, Lowest Sentence Legally Allowed.
However, his lawyer David Oscar Markus announced he intends to appeal the guilty verdict and the 10-year sentence very shortly.

Source:http://www.yardlink254.com/news/buju-banton-sentenced-to-10-years-on-drug-charge/

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White Kids On Sizzla Kalonji (BBC Clip) (by ximcix)

Stephen Marley Ft Damian Marley & Notorious B.I.G - Jah Army [Official Video].


While Stephen Marley has built a formidable reputation handily navigating between genres, Revelation Part 1: The Root of Life marks a return to his roots-reggae foundation.

Jah Army, the first single from Revelation Part 1 is a timeless, dub-tinged Rastafarian anthem, which also features his brother, Damian ‘Jr Gong’ Marley.

Written and produced by Stephen Marley, the Marley brothers recorded Jah Army at Tuff Gong studios in Kingston, Jamaica, and the Lion’s Den in Miami, Florida.

The single already set off a media frenzy when a few versions - including a version with vocals by the Marley brothers alongside Buju Banton and a remix version, which is complete with a selection from a classic Biggie Smalls freestyle -surfaced online in December of 2010.

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understandtheuniverse:

“Man.

 Because he sacrifices his health in order to make money.

Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his health.

And then he is so anxious about the future that he does not enjoy the present;

the result being that he does not live in the present or the future;

he lives as if he is never going to die, and then dies having never really lived.”

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Chank Diesel, Type Designer

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