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 Welcome to Jamrock

Artist(s):

Damian Marley

Label: Universal / Island
Publisher(s):

Universal / Island

Studio: Universal / Island
Manufacturer: Universal / Island
Binding: Audio CD
List Price: £8.99
Our Price: £7.98
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Track Listing

1.

Confrontation - Damian Marley, Bunny Wailer

2.

There For You - Damian Marley

3.

Welcome To Jamrock - Damian Marley

4.

The Master Has Come Back - Damian Marley

5.

All Night - Damian Marley, Stephen Marley

6.

Beautiful - Damian Marley, Bobby Brown

7.

Pimpa's Paradise - Damian Marley, Stephen Marley, Black Thought

8.

Move! - Damian Marley

9.

For The Babies - Damian Marley, Stephen Marley

10.

Hey Girl - Damian Marley, Stephen Marley, Rovleta Fraser

11.

Road To Zion - Damian Marley, Nas

12.

We're Gonna Make It - Damian Marley

13.

In 2 Deep - Damian Marley

14.

Khaki Suit - Damian Marley, Bounty Killer, Eek-A-Mouse

15.

Carnal Mind - Damian Marley, Chew Stick

Customer Reviews

purely gnarli

the first jr. gong song i heard was welcome to jamrock and i was blown away. the lyrics and the beat were crazy!!!
i thought im buying this album!!
when i got it and played with volume and bass i was amazed this by far one of the best albums ever made!!!
the lyrics really make you think and realise.
if you you are thinking of getting the album please get and spread damians word and music
craziness
bless
x

What a find

My first damian marley album.I saw him on tv at glastonbury 2007 and was intrested.What can i say this is a classic what a find i love it.There is not a bad track on it.Get it now! you wont be dissapointed.I,m gonna check out his other stuff for sure.A true talent inspiring .

"Got to keep on walking on the road to Zion"

I had this album for some time now and "Welcome to Jamrock" is a tremendous achievement for Damian. Stephen has done an outstanding job helping his brother putting this album together. It's full of social commentary, tribal drums, and intense introspection into the state of society. It's hard to imagine that anyone can't feel the voyage to this album and putting this on last night still obtains me.

You wont found no typical reggae here, Damian has truly raised the bar here. It's an exceedingly well produced effort; it is reflective, exciting and uplifting from so many perspectives. For me the standout cut is "We're gonna make it" which in many ways is the flip side of "Welcome to Jamrock." where WTJ paints a grim and realistic picture of life in Kingston;s inner cities, the Jimmy Riley inspired track, presents a way out. A belief that despite it all there is still a light at the end of the tunnel. If WTJ speaks of lost youth led to criminal behavior by political negligence and abuse, "We're gonna make it" shows that Junior Gong believes these youth can be saved with the key line being "It's not to Late."

The other tracks on the album display a coherence not found on his masterpiece, "Halfway Tree" even if his lyrics are sometimes not as deeply personal as on "Still Searchin," "Stand a Chance"... etc. Nas lends his masterfully aggressive flows on the politically charged and incredible "Road to Zion." Both "Confrontation" and "Pimpa's Paradise," illustrate why Junior Gong cannot be placed in a box. "Beautiful"- with Bobby Brown is incredible and fittingly name. "In 2 Deep" is just as contagious as well as "For the babies". Damian brings it old school with "Khaki Suit" this track has a little bit more dance hall due to the presence of Elephant Man along with Bounty Killer and Eek-A-Mouse whom all closes this album exceptional well.

This album proves that old and new school roots reggae is not as different as it seems. If you have love for Bob Marley there's a strong chance you'll enjoy his son's as well, it's absolutely fantastic.

JR GONG Now become SENIOR GONG

I first heard Damien on a visit to the Gambia. impressed by his halfway tree album that was constantly played out there. decided to look into buying when got home. found Welcome to Jamrock latest album. This is one of them albums that everybody should own whatever musical taste its up there with Darkside of the moon, Rumours, Bat outta Hell, Thriller, Sgt Pepper, you know the ones everyone has a copy and this must be one also. There not a duff track a bum note a wasted lyric this album is an absolute masterpiece, Buy, buy, buy, and as most other reviews mentioned fav tracks today mine is Road to Zion, and Confrontation tomorrow it may be different Just buy and listen FOR YOURSELFS JR GONG IS NOW DEH MAN BIG RESPECT and look forward to the next.

Welcome to Jamrock - it certainly is!!

The name "Marley" immediately filled me with anticipation of what this CD was to bring with it. Either it was going to be a CD that his father would be proud of, or it would be a compilation of poor wannabe imitations trading on the Marley name. Thankfully, it was the former - this is an album that will not disappoint. From the hard-hitting Confrontation at the beginning to Carnal Mind at the end, each track is memorable. It's difficult to pick favourites, although at a push I would definitely say that All Night and Beautiful were highlights, along with Move which can only be described as a genius cover of Exodus. Keeping it in the family, Damian Marley is clearly a credit to his father...C21st reggae has never sounded so good!

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