The Culture Of Me — Completely devoid of price, the workaholics in Streetlab are offering up the download of their latest mixtape, a collection of some of their (and our) favorite bootleg classic remixes, including their revisionist take on works from The Doors, Bob Mar... more info

Released in 1984, Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and the Wailers didn't stir it up on the charts. It entered Billboard at No. ... more info

USA Today Music — Released in 1984, Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and the Wailers didn't stir it up on the charts. It entered Billboard at No. ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — roy rocket said...Hiya Fuzzies!The original 1998 release of the 1997 recording:Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Live at the Royal Albert HallLush, gorgeous recording. Fair dinkham! royhttp://rocketremnants.blogspot.comthemusicologist said...musicology #41... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — 1981: The year that saw the demise of Punk, the birth of New Romanticism, the rise of the CD, the death of Bob Marley, and John Lennon’s message for “the world to live as one” top the charts world-wide with the posthumously-release... more info

Totally Fuzzy — luigi said...Ritual - Presencia (1994)Cecil Taylor - Conquistador! (1966)http://lascintasrecuperadas.blogspot.com Sir Charlie Palmer said...Get Hot: Sleazy Rhythm ‘n’ Blues Volume 3 – Various ArtistsUncut Magazine: In God’s... more info

Perfect Porridge — I have kids and am a big fan of children’s music with substance (you know, stuff that doesn’t drive adults crazy). Recent favorites have included Adam Levy’s Bunny Clogs project, Michael Heart’s Songs for Ice Cream Trucks, and the entire Ro... more info

XLR8R — The majority of the population would cite Bob Marley as the original harbinger of the reggae movement. But filmmaker and director of Beck's "Loser" music video Steve Hanft might have you think otherwise with his documentary, Return of the Rub-A-... more info

JamBase — Toubab Krewe launches the second wave of summer tour with release of "Fire" A new single featuring Jamaican legends Lukani, Earl Smith and Leroy Wallace Toubab Krewe Fresh from widely praised performances at Rothbury (read our review here), ... more info

Chorus.fm — Grab an mp3 of *Brendon Urie* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/panicatthedisco) covering “Three Little Birds” by Bob Marley here (http://supjustin.com/post/136916404/brendonmarley). Submitted by lovemedo more info