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DISCID=0c119012
DTITLE=Bob Marley / Songs of Freedom - Disc3
DYEAR=1999
DGENRE=Reggae
TTITLE0=No Woman No Cry (Live at the Roxy)
TTITLE1=Who the Cap Fit
TTITLE2=Jah Live
TTITLE3=Crazy Baldheads
TTITLE4=War
TTITLE5=Johnny Was
TTITLE6=Rat Race
TTITLE7=Jammin' (12" Mix)
TTITLE8=Waiting in Vain (Advert Mix)
TTITLE9=Exodus (12" Mix)
TTITLE10=Natural Mystic
TTITLE11=Three Little Birds (Alternate Mix)
TTITLE12=Running Away
TTITLE13=Keep on Moving (London Version)
TTITLE14=Easy Skanking
TTITLE15=Is This Love (Horns Mix)
TTITLE16=Smile Jamaica
TTITLE17=Time Will Tell
EXTD=(C) 1992 Island Records Ltd - (P) 1999 Island Records Ltd - www.bobmarley.com------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Originally relea
EXTD=sed asa limited-edition box set in 1992, Songs of Freedom presents an alternatehistory of Bob Marley's career, tracing his progression with outtakes, rare singles, alternate mixes,live tracks, and album tracks instead of the songs that formed the bu
EXTD=lk of his legacy, as it were. Thequestion is, is this a reasonable trackto take? For the most part, yes it is, even if it tends to be a littlemisleading. That problem isn't too great, since Songs ofFreedom isn't targeted at the audience thatwould wa
EXTD=nt just thebasics - Legend already exists for them, and that sums up everything they needto know about Marley, the ambassador of reggae.The remainder of Marley's audience realizes thisbox exists just to get rarities to the diehards, and they're thri
EXTD=lled that it exists for that purpose.Because of its nature, Songs of Freedomisn't especially compelling to anyone that isn't a hardcorefan - although the first disc of ska and rocksteady material will be delightful to anyone that likes earlyreggae a
EXTD=nd isn't thrilled by Marley's rock-star posturing in the '70s - but for those very fans, it's avaluable addition to their collection, since itrounds up rarities with ease and purpose. What Songsof Freedom should not be seen as is a definitive overvi
EXTD=ew of Marley's career - it's just for collectorsand hardcore fans, the kind of listener who has memorized the original studio albums. For thoselisteners, it's hard to resist Songs of Freedom, but everybody else will be able to safely pass it by.----
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