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DISCID=e5123612
DTITLE=Bob Marley / Songs of Freedom - Disc4
DYEAR=1999
DGENRE=Reggae
TTITLE0=Africa Unite
TTITLE1=Survival
TTITLE2=One Drop
TTITLE3=One Dub
TTITLE4=Zimbabwe
TTITLE5=So Much Trouble in The World
TTITLE6=Ride Natty Ride (12" mix)
TTITLE7=Babylon System
TTITLE8=Coming in from the cold (12" mix)
TTITLE9=Real Situation
TTITLE10=Bad Card
TTITLE11=Could You Be Loved (12" mix)
TTITLE12=Forever Loving Jah
TTITLE13=Rastaman Live Up
TTITLE14=Give Thanks and Praise
TTITLE15=One Love - People Get Ready (12" mix)
TTITLE16=Why Should I
TTITLE17=Redemption Song (Live in  Pittsburgh)
EXTD=(C) 1992 Island Records Ltd - (P) 1999 Island Records Ltd - www.bobmarley.com\n------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nOriginally r
EXTD=eleased as a limited-edition box set in 1992, Songs of Freedom presents an alternate \nhistory of Bob Marley's career, tracing his progression with outtakes, rare singles, alternate mixes, \nlive tracks, and album tracks instead of the songs that fo
EXTD=rmed the bulk of his legacy, as it were. The \nquestion is, is this a reasonable track to take? For the most part, yes it is, even if it tends to be a little \nmisleading. That problem isn't too great, since Songs of Freedom isn't targeted at the au
EXTD=dience that \nwould want just the basics - Legend already exists for them, and that sums up everything they need \nto know about Marley, the ambassador of reggae. The remainder of Marley's audience realizes this \nbox exists just to get rarities to 
EXTD=the diehards, and they're thrilled that it exists for that purpose. \nBecause of its nature, Songs of Freedom isn't especially compelling to anyone that isn't a hardcore \nfan - although the first disc of ska and rocksteady material will be delightf
EXTD=ul to anyone that likes early \nreggae and isn't thrilled by Marley's rock-star posturing in the '70s - but for those very fans, it's a \nvaluable addition to their collection, since it rounds up rarities with ease and purpose. What Songs \nof Freed
EXTD=om should not be seen as is a definitive overview of Marley's career - it's just for collectors \nand hardcore fans, the kind of listener who has memorized the original studio albums. For those \nlisteners, it's hard to resist Songs of Freedom, but 
EXTD=everybody else will be able to safely pass it by.\n------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ YEAR: 1999
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