1. Survival by Bob Marley & the Wailers
The Genius Of Marley
Part of the Bob Marley Memorial Remaster Series. Japanese remastered
reissue of 1979 album. Packaged in a limited edition miniature LP sleeve.
Includes the bonus track Ride Natty Dread (12 inch version).
If you are starting your reggae collection, this is the first album you should
buy. If you have Legend already this works out because the albums dont
share any tracks (the main flaw in Legend). Id rather listen to this than
Legend any day. This album has great music that is true to the genre. The
aspect that I think defines reggae music is the percussion style, it is
amazing and emphasized on this album. The most important thing about
Bob Marleys music, is the political lyrics suggesting change. The album
handles some terrible issues, but suggests a very positive future if we are
able to Wake Up and Live. This feel is evident in all songs, especially in
Africa Unite. The beats in this album are heart-thumping, and make you
feel absolutely amazing. Its a pity that Marleys most important music is not
heard by everyone. I think this album is better and characterizes Marleys
purpose for making music better than Legend. My favorite song on the
album is Ride Natty Ride, just an overall powerful song, everything about it
is great. The weakest song is So Much Trouble in the World, but I think it
works well as an opener (not the way it was released initially). Its message
is vague, but leads in to the rest of the album. The listener asks, What Kind
of Trouble, then the rest of the album answers the question. It closes with
Wake Up and Live. The message of this song is to do our share and to live
without hate. The bass and the saxophone are also incredible in this song,
I cannot imagine a better song order for this album, and I cant imagine any
music being better than this, and i listen to a lot of music.

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