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96 Degrees In The Shade

by: Third World

Release Date September 12, 1990
This is some of the most soothing reggae you're likely to hear ( sort of 'night nurse' ( Greg Isaacs ) like in a way ) and yet has the menacing rhythm of the slaver british system skanking in the backyard.
If you want to chill to intelligent music not for de babylon people. This is the one for you, true; sticks to the soul like glue. Harmony mon !

CD-Charts Position 2
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Reggae Ambassadors

by: Third World

Release Date May 10, 2004
This is some of the most soothing reggae you're likely to hear ( sort of 'night nurse' ( Greg Isaacs ) like in a way ) and yet has the menacing rhythm of the slaver british system skanking in the backyard.
If you want to chill to intelligent music not for de babylon people. This is the one for you, true; sticks to the soul like glue. Harmony mon !

CD-Charts Position 3
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Reggae Greats

by: Third World

Release Date June 03, 1998
This is some of the most soothing reggae you're likely to hear ( sort of 'night nurse' ( Greg Isaacs ) like in a way ) and yet has the menacing rhythm of the slaver british system skanking in the backyard.
If you want to chill to intelligent music not for de babylon people. This is the one for you, true; sticks to the soul like glue. Harmony mon !

CD-Charts Position 4
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Third World: Music Hall in Concert [1993]

by: Third World

Release Date February 21, 2006
This is some of the most soothing reggae you're likely to hear ( sort of 'night nurse' ( Greg Isaacs ) like in a way ) and yet has the menacing rhythm of the slaver british system skanking in the backyard.
If you want to chill to intelligent music not for de babylon people. This is the one for you, true; sticks to the soul like glue. Harmony mon !

CD-Charts Position 5
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25th Anniversary

by: Third World

Release Date October 07, 2001
The mightiest of all reggae bands revists their classic songs and update them, awesome is what the result is.
The new song Jamacia IS GREAT ITS THEIR AUTOBIOGRAPHY. Highly Recommended

CD-Charts Position 6
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Committed

by: Third World

Release Date October 01, 1999
Masters of Reggae-Pop Third World were off target with this 1992 album.Produced by Mikey Bennett it is too commerical and not has good as serious buisness or Generation Coming.The song Committed was ok and Living For The Sunshine is classic Third World.All the rest apart from Riddim Haffe Rule are average or poor songs.Bunny Rugs had a solo album out 2 years later and was the complete opposite of this....very cheap.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Third Collection

by: Third World

Release Date February 02, 2004
I first purchased this on vinyl years ago when it first came out. I chanced upon it recently and repurchased it. It is still very good, if different from their contemporaries. If you are looking for Marley influences, forget it, this has a sometimes reggae jazz feel to it with great vocals, I know not everyone will enjoy it, so what, I think it is very good.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Sense of Purpose

by: Third World

Release Date October 25, 1990
I first purchased this on vinyl years ago when it first came out. I chanced upon it recently and repurchased it. It is still very good, if different from their contemporaries. If you are looking for Marley influences, forget it, this has a sometimes reggae jazz feel to it with great vocals, I know not everyone will enjoy it, so what, I think it is very good.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Reggae Ambassadors: 20th Anniversary Collection

by: Third World

Release Date February 02, 1994
In the great scheme of things, Third World is a sadly neglected band. Think of reggae with a bit of funk, a loose jamming vibe and some rather unlikely smash hits, and you come up with this package.

The stand-outs are the three live tracks starting CD2, but if you have never heard the first ever track on CD1, you're in for a treat. It always did intrigue me, starting off at a lope and gradually increasing speed.. promising something fascinating.

In the event, the band went for commercial glory rather than fiery political respectability, and you can hear how they did it on this intelligent collection. But they are skilled at what they do and .. it sounds almost like an insult these days.. truly melodic. Good band, great ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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The Ultimate Collection [Us Import]

by: Third World

Release Date June 18, 2001
In the great scheme of things, Third World is a sadly neglected band. Think of reggae with a bit of funk, a loose jamming vibe and some rather unlikely smash hits, and you come up with this package.

The stand-outs are the three live tracks starting CD2, but if you have never heard the first ever track on CD1, you're in for a treat. It always did intrigue me, starting off at a lope and gradually increasing speed.. promising something fascinating.

In the event, the band went for commercial glory rather than fiery political respectability, and you can hear how they did it on this intelligent collection. But they are skilled at what they do and .. it sounds almost like an insult these days.. truly melodic. Good band, great ... Read More: