Culture

- Two Sevens Clash
- Two Sevens Clash · 1977
- The International Herb
- Reggae Anthology - Natty Dread Taking Over · 1979
- Zion Gate
- Baldhead Bridge · 1978
- Addis Ababa
- Chanting On · 1996
- Cumbolo
- Reggae Anthology - Natty Dread Taking Over · 1979
- Peace and Love
- Culture in Culture · 1986
- Natty Dread Taking Over
- Two Sevens Clash · 1977
- Lion Rock
- Lion Rock · 1982
- Stop the Fussing & Fighting
- Reggae Anthology - Natty Dread Taking Over · 1978
- Why Am I a Rastaman?
- Humble African · 2000

Two Sevens Clash (The 30th Anniversary Edition)

Culture’s debut album established the roots reggae group in their Jamaican homeland and in the UK, where they were embraced by the rising punk movement. The delicious sunny-side-up melodicism, lazy horns and languid grooves are as addictive here as their spiritual, social and political insights are intelligent and poetic. The title song is a doomsday warning, “See Them a Come” rails against poverty and “Pirate Days” is all about divine transformation. Lead singer Joseph Hill was a militant Rasta, and here he’s a street-corner prophet winning true believers.