| | Pablo Gad Hard Times CD - Import Pablo Gad Discography of CDs
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Originally released in 1981 on LP, this digipak reissue features 3 bonus tracks. Pablo Gad Hard Times Songs | 1. | Hard Times |
| 2. | Black Before Creation |
| 3. | Crisis |
| 4. | Reggae Music |
| 5. | Sad Mistake |
| 6. | Oh Jah |
| 7. | Tougher Than The World |
| 8. | Leaders Of The World |
| 9. | Gun Fever |
| 10. | Throw Your Dreams |
| 11. | Lighter Shade Of Black |
| 12. | Iration |
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Purchase Hard Times CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Bob Marley Survival CD (1979) Bonus Track; Remastered
Hard Times album
 $10.65  
Digitally remastered by Ted Jensen (2001, Sterling Sound, New York, New York)
Bob Marley And The Wailers' seventh studio album finds the masterful Jamaican singer turning his attentions away from purely domestic Caribbean matters to the African continent. His songs had previously often cited Africa as both an influence and a final spiritual destination for Rastafarians; RASTAMAN VIBRATION's "War" had even named a laundry list of aggrieved nations struggling for freedom. But with SURVIVAL's "Africa Unite," and "Zimbabwe" in particular, Marley focuses for the first time both on solutions to the struggle, and on a specific nation and its fight against oppression--all to the Wailers' characteristically irrepressible skank.
"So Much Trouble in the World" is an apt scene setter for an overtly political album worldwide in its aspirations, while "Babylon System" ("is the vampire...") expertly skewers the West and its centuries-old involvement in Africa. Marley's strength as a songwriter, and the Wailers' strength as a band, is that they can perform an operation like this and still leave the victim smiling and happily tapping his feet as they stick the knife in. The album's highlight is unquestionably the inimitable "One Drop," an irresistibly danceable paean to the Rastafarian religion and the glory of the almighty beat.
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| | Wibal & Alex Los Duenos Del Planeta: Los Bionikos CD (2009)
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| | African Head Charge Song Of Praise CD (1990)
Hard Times music CDs
$13.75
Progressive dub producer Adrian Sherwood first made his mark in the early '80s as the man behind the boards for groups like African Head Charge, Creation Rebel, and New Age Steppers. His revolutionary combination of dub reggae with a gritty, forward-looking post-punk aesthetic was a breath of fresh air. A decade later, SONGS OF PRAISE finds African Head Charge and Sherwood still fully capable of innovation.
The distinctive sound is still there; atmospheric synth stabs, percolating percussion, stinging, minimalist guitar lines, sturdy bass lines. AHC has progressed since the heady days of MY LIFE IN A HOLE IN THE GROUND, though. The dense, dark soundscapes of that era are supplanted here by a more celebratory air and an open, spacious feel. Several cuts feature what sounds like children chanting, and there's a more spiritual tone throughout, even reflected in song titles such as "Hymn," "Healing Ceremony," and "Gospel Train." Fear not, Sherwood and company haven't gone ...
| | Bob Marley Live At The Roxy: The Complete Concert CDs (2003)
Hard Times songs
$16.95 
Recorded live at The Roxy, Hollywood, California on May 26, 1976.
Bob Marley and the Wailers were on tour promoting their newly released album, Rastaman Vibration, when they arrived at the Roxy nightclub in Hollywood, CA, for a performance on May 26, 1976. At the height of their early American fame -- Rastaman Vibration would become their only Top Ten album in the U.S. -- they were also a seasoned concert act. They played the same songs featured on their compelling album Live! (a U.K. hit not yet released in America at that time), plus songs from their new record, before a small audience that combined acolytes with industry figures. In 2002, when Island Records issued its Rastaman Vibration (Deluxe Edition), the ten songs that made up the main part of the show were included as part of the package's second disc; a notable addition that gave a good sense of the band playing the new material. Of course, you had to buy the whole set to get the show. Here, in a move to alleviate that situation, and also create yet another piece of Marley product, Island put out the Roxy show separately; expanding it to two discs by including the encore, which consists of a performance of "Positive Vibration," and a 24-minute medley comprising "Get Up Stand Up," "No More Trouble," and "War." Completists will have to buy it to get the second disc, while others will have another Marley concert on disc. So, the release addresses both Marley's rabid fan base and, potentially, newcomers. It's good marketing, but you can't help thinking that at this point, Island is tipping over the edge of exploiting consumers by repeatedly repackaging the same material ...
| | Steel Pulse Rastafari Centennial: Live In Paris - Elysee Montmartre CD (1992)
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$6.59 
This live album contains some of the bands greatest hits, including "Stepping Out," "Chant a Psalm," and "Roller Skates." Also, songs which got a lukewarm reception from critics and fans off of State of Emergency and Victims hold up rather well. Even with the slight downsizing in their popularity it is obvious from this album that the band could still put on an energetic live performance. The stunning ten-minute extended version of "Rally Round" is the ultimate proof of this. ~ Curtis Zimmermann
Rastafari Centenial Elysee Montmartre
Recorded live in Paris, France on January 9-11, 1992.
Personnel: David Hinds (vocals, guitar); Kevin Batchelor (vocals, trumpet); Selwyn Brown, Sidney Mills (vocals, keyboards); Clifford ...
| | Ub40 Promises And Lies CD (1993)
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$11.69
All songs written by UB40 except "Can't Help Falling In Love" (George David Weiss/Hugo Peretti/Luigi Creatore).
Carried by the hit "Can't Help Falling in Love," Promises and Lies finishes UB40's transition from a reggae band to an adult-contemporary ...
| | Led Zeppelin Houses Of The Holy CD (1973) Remastered
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$11.65 
By 1973, Led Zeppelin was getting used to being the biggest band on the planet (both financially and sonically). Letting their guard down and their spirits wander, they came up with the most widely varied album in their discography. Stylistically, HOUSES OF THE HOLY is all over the map, but it coheres in a grand manner befitting the '70s rock royalty Zeppelin had become. Stepping back a little from the epic scale of ZEPPELIN IV, the group slips into a funky James Brown homage ("The Crunge"), offers one of the first-ever attempts at reggae-rock ("D'yer Ma'ker"), and ventures into Pink Floyd-like prog rock ("No Quarter"). Jimmy Page's guitar work is at its most exquisitely beautiful on ...
| | Ray Stevens Mississippi Squirrel Revival CD (1992)
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$5.75
| | Dozan Fujiwara Yume CD (2002)
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$21.09
| | Southern Lean Volume One: Screwed And Chopped CD (2007) Parental Advisory
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$11.35
| | Gregory Isaacs Reggae Chronicles CD (2006) (Import)
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| | Black Uhuru CD (Import) Import
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$14.45
| | Tribeca Sun Always Shines On TV CD (Import)
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$7.85
| | Morning Light CD (2008)
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$11.25
This fresh-faced Pittsburgh band has something more going for them than just boundless energy. They might profess the modest goal of simply spreading good vibes but the intricate harmonies and wistful piano heard on tracks like "Clouds" reveal something craftier at work. The unit is tight, but their secret weapon is pianist/singer Harrison Wargo, whose voice grazes falsetto country on the standout cut "Honest." Overall, the Morning Light successfully combine the ...
| | Bill Bruce Acoustic Sides CD (2009)
Hard Times music CDs
$16.59
"Bill Bruce is one of the best guitarists I've ever heard, The ...
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