Alpha One Three - Jah Wobble

Advantages: It's emphasized loss of time and space
Disadvantages: Head hurts after listening more than 77 times

.... However, just to be lucid, the next "Full circle R.P.S. (No. 7)" will kill your thirst for Mexican tequila on the cold German sun that warms the Turkish cafeteria. Have some please, do chill. Who the bloody hell is Jah Wobble? The man on the bass, your kerosene ignition that comes with my favorite "Mystery R.P.S. (No. 8)" Damn!!!! I believe that this is the core of the album, its 9th circle of pleasure. Can you feel the wind? Its temperate progression is simply remarkable even after you hear it 78 times as I did. Listen but do not inhale! It gets to you. Shall we continue? "Trench warfare" gets psy-avangard. NO, Miles Davis did not forget how to play the trumpet and allowed to perform in this song. It's purely a horrid way of artistic expression, get used to it. For that matter, "Twilight world" can rage for not being in a Tarantino movie... Read review

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Advantages: This is not a love song
Disadvantages: Kill The Bloody Horn Section

...It was the 80's and no-one escaped unscathed not even John Lydon. This album was originaly titled Comercial Zone but former guitarist Keith Levene had ran off with the matser tapes and released it, causeing much licencing problems. The Album was re-recorded by drummer Martin Atkins and John Lydon, and a host of session musicians, the result is on the hole pretty disapointing considering the standard of the three previous releases by PIL. Take "Bad Life" as an example the combination of Atkins tribal Drumming and Lydons Vocal would have been perfectley good by itself but it has terribly produced 80's horns splatered throughout it, and really sums up the 80's for me too much tinkering in the studio and not enough thought. Though it is not all bad with the superbly tounge in cheek "This Is Not A Love Song" whih plows the same musical... Read review

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Advantages: insight into Bobs true feelings for his religion
Disadvantages: none

...Title: Bob Marley And The Wailers, Uprising Release Date:10 June 1980 Label: Island/Tuff Gong Recorded: Tuff Gong Studios, Kingston Jamaica Personel: Bob Marley - lead vocal, rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar Tyrone Downie - keyboards, backing vocal Aston "Family Man" Barrett - bass, piano, guitar, percussion Al Anderson - lead guitar Alvin Patterson - percussion Junior Marvin - lead guitar, backing vocal Earl Lindo - keyboards I Threes (Rita Marley, Marcia Griffiths and Judy Mowatt) - backing Carlton Barrett - drums, percussion vocals Errol Brown - engineer, mixing engineer Chiao Ng - assistant engineer Neville Garrick - art direction Adrian Boot - photo Front Cover: This illustration shows Marley breaking free from the chains of Babylon holding his arms out to the sun and to Jah. Looks like a crayon drawing which... Read review

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