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hey everyone,

I feel that it`s time for a Bunny Wailer album i already own "Blackheart Man" and "Dubdisco vol1&2" so is there any other must have roots classics from this great artist.

I have been looking for "Rootsman Skanking" but cannot buy it any where on CD do you know where it is sold?

Thanks for any help;)

Peace out!(tu)

these two are crucial:

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I picked up the vinyl of "Rootsman Skanking" for cheap at a local used record shop, and this city isn't that great for reggae so it can't be that hard to find.

Even though it's a little later, I really enjoy Liberation.

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Oh I should also add that this album should be **avoided**:

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you should also look into 'Grumption' .....naw im just kidding! That album is absolutely terrible!

sorry i just wanted to bash that album...i would like to look into those top 2 though, i havent heard either of them.

Protest from '78 i think is an absolute class album in my eyes. I belive it was slated at the time my being a bit disco??? But it's a great album a must have for Bunny fans and reggae fans and music fans alike.

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I liked this one.

I n I fathers house is definitly The must have apart from Blackheart man. Beautiful vynil cover...
I also have the LP Rock and Groove which is excellent.

i agree with kukuman, 'struggle' and 'in i fathers house' are must haves, i also love 'liberation, rock n groove, and roots radics rockers reggae'. ones to be avoided along with 'hook line and sinker', i would add, 'just be nice'. terrible. bunny also tried his hand at some dancehall, 'gumption, dance massive and rule dancehall'. the third one being the best of the three.

ital kemar

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