Get tickets to concerts, and festivals online!
|
|
|
|
Music CD - Various Artists: Trojan: Rocksteady

|
Music CD: Trojan: Rocksteady Artist: Various Artists
List Price: $21.98
Our Price: $16.49
Your Save: $ 5.49 ( 25% )
Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 2 days
Manufacturer: Sanctuary Records
|
Average Customer Rating:     

|
|
Tracks:
|
1. Rock Steady - Ellis, Alton 2. Beautiful & Dangerous - Dekker, Desmond 3. On the Beach - Holt, John 4. Little Nut Tree - Brevett, Tony 5. Teardrops Falling - Unknown 6. The Loser - Harriott, Derrick 7. Shocking Love - Smikle 8. Just Tell Me - Hibbert, Toots 9. Here I Stand - Hinds, Justin 10. Come on Now - Dillon, Leonard 11. Somebody's Baby - Kelly, Pat [1] 12. Illya Kuryakin - Harriott, Derrick 13. You You - Unknown 14. It's Hard to Confess - Seaton, B.B. 15. Do I Worry? - Cowan, Stanley 16. Conquering Ruler - Morgan, Derrick 17. My Conversation - Lee, Bunny
|
|
|
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0060768028920 Format: Box set Label: Sanctuary Records Manufacturer: Sanctuary Records Number Of Discs: 3 Publisher: Sanctuary Records Release Date: 2002-06-25 Studio: Sanctuary Records
|
|
|
|
|
|
Spotlight customer reviews:
|
Customer Rating:      Summary: Trojan Records: Rocksteady Comment: I was only vaguely familiar with Rocksteady as a more modern Ska listener, but after listening to the Trojan Records Ska (vol. 1 & 2) and this compilation, I find this to be my favorite of the 3 compilations. You can hear the beginnings of modern reggae in these songs, and understand where Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Jimmy Cliff took it/
Customer Rating:      Summary: Budget set - great music, cheapo presentation Comment: You really can't argue too much with the price on this set, especially if you pick it up used. Buyers should be aware that in this case, "box set" just means a box is involved. There is no extensively-researched and lovingly written booklet, or even the inclusion of discographical details. You just get the dics in cardboard sleeves with artist, song title, and publishing info--nothing more. And the 50 songs on the Rocksteady set would fit onto two discs no problem, but are for reasons of "box set-ness" spread out over three discs. Not much of a reason to hang onto the thing, once the tracks are loaded on one's iPod.
Now, none of this has anything to do with the quality of the grooves, which is high. Enjoy
Customer Rating:      Summary: if not disgruntled, far from gruntled. Comment: brilliant songs, great sequencing, can't beat the price. BUT BEWARE. when i ordered this new "remaster", i received the original 1998 release instead. the sound is flat and muddy, the mixes uneven. these priceless tracks cry out for remastering.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Not bad, but not great. Comment: I'm a fan of Rocksteady but this collection did not live up to expectations. I am a proud and pleased owner of some other very fine Trojan Box Sets, namely "Club Reggae" and "Tighten Up" both of which I would recommend over the "Rocksteady" set. Don't get me wrong, there are some great artists on the roster, but the song selections seem plodding and tired. (some people like their Reggae along those lines.) Besides, the "Rocksteady" set is one of the few Trojan Box packages that you can actually listen to snippets of here on Amazon so you're more able to decide for yourself. This is certainly not a bad collection, but if you're planning on acquiring more of the Trojan Box Sets leave "Rocksteady" for later.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Wonderful overview of the rocksteady era Comment: This 3 cd box set is a wonderful overview of the few years where rocksteady was popular.. All original tracks make you want to jump on a plane and head over to Jamaica... if you are just starting to listen to, or just want a decent collection of rocksteady tunes, this is the one that you want
|
|
|
Editorial Reviews:
|
50 great reggae tracks from the vaults of Trojan Records. Includes cuts by Desmond Dekker, Lee Perry, The Ethiopians, The Maytals, Phyllis Brown & The Rulers. Each CD comes in aseparate slipcase sleeve & together they come packaged in a full color brilliant box. 1998 release.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|