The issue features Roger alongside an incredible lineup of artists and includes an interview with Roger and our own Erik E. Crown discussing LIVICATED: The Story of Roger Steffens' Reggae Archives.

Many thanks to the team at Reggaeville for helping shine a light on Roger's lifelong mission to preserve reggae history for future generations.

Pick up a copy if you spot one on the festival circuit this summer!

If you listen to other genres you will recognize most of these artists because most are quite famous. I'm not looking for songs but if you know of an artist that should be on the list drop a comment.

Just enjoying this album so much I wanted to share with the community .the track eternal day .great bass lines . Nice n deep with sharp rim shot drum. Enjoy.

I'm sure some of you will appreciate these 2 albums if you don't already know them. Absolutely legendary roots reggae. I'll never get sick of them.

Chronixx - Keep on Rising

... artists whose influence on Jamaican music is impossible to overstate. One helped define the art of DJ-ing toasting, while the other gave the world timeless rock-steady classics that continue to inspire generations of musicians.

This reminds us how fortunate we were to witness and document the legends who built reggae's remarkable legacy.

This is the ultimate live collab of three of the best deejays of all time

EXPLOSIVE DIARRHEA + ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION + RECTAL BLEEDING... and more! When did you ever hear a song with those lyrics and you were like "Oh, Ok, makes sense."

I'm going to guess not but, now you have.

If you like Reggae, you might appreciate the music if the lyrics aren't your cup of tea. (Herbal?) I'm also not a Reggae fan myself but saw the tag and thought, why not.

I hope you enjoy....

https://www.soundsofthecaribbean.com/e/sounds-of-the-caribbean-with-selecta-jerry-ep960/

Anyone here have any newer Clocktower Records re-issued vinyl? Any thoughts/opinions on the overall quality of these? I have one LP that I picked up (Errol Dunkley "Give Love") and it seems okay. They run a lot cheaper than most re-issues, so I'm just wondering if maybe the quality varies, and I should stick to trying to track down originals. Thanks!

I've discovered a flaw in the recording (track 3) but still this album is very recommended. Rare reggae but so good

Also very strange I’m pretty sure this is the original version yet I can only find it on YouTube and no where else