Rebel Music 3 O'Clock Roadblock (1974) - Bob Marley & The Wailers

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[badiraha]

I strain to put into words the shared beauty of how these lyrics captured the group and individual oppression that people across the planet were experiencing 50 years ago, giving hope and power through rebellion and struggle that many of us still embrace and embody in our lives today.

[imanihekima]

Natty Dread is a timelessly great album. Every track on it is a killer. Right from the opening notes of the band and the I Threes' backing vocals on 3 O'Clock, this music has an attitude that just grabs your attention - and keeps it.

[anonymous-rhet]

Time has come." Up ye mighty race."-Marcus Messiah Garvey

[raulcvaladez]

From 1980 to 2024 still listening to the great bob marley ..never stop till the almighty calls me home

[awen]

A 1968 VW delivery van full of flowers, a cassette player with reggae playing and there can be no road rage!

[grantperkins]

112 people (thumbs downs)
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Such a beautiful song.

[Lester-lv]

I and I will survive, give thanks and praises, thank you Mr Marley

[dominicblanchard]

Maybe one of the best examples of Bob's ability to do falsetto during recording..Rebel Music..

[FloydPlater]

The organ on this track absolutely wicked.

[mrjomonic]

This is the sound. Thanks Bob Marley and the Wailers

[c]

They don't make music like this anymore. Classic Bob. May God Rest his soul.

[watergraves]

The way Bob screams at 1:46 with that little twist at the end is magnificent

[alialilo]

Reggae art is the art of love and peace 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[paulstrangers]

I am not a drummer but Dam I just got another reason to listen to Marley..Carlton Barrett.

[philipddg]

have you noticed how the prophets words become more relevant with every passing day? Thank you Bob for lifting i & i out of babylon

[leilas]

This song has always just hit different. My favourite album ❤

[matt.knoblock]

My favorite, when I studied in Argentina I also learned it’s low key the unofficial country song.

[takeova]

I've been listening to Bob since early 80's and with the help of other reggae artists relating the worlds troubles I understand we are here to correct the wrongs done to humanity

[markepsteen]

I had the natty dread album 45 years ago. Listened and sang along.
3 oclock roadblock ~ curfew

I was way ahead of my time.

[lionobudden]

I can relate to this because I had to throw away my herb stock. I been clean for ten years now. I know bob didn't quit smoking but i did and it feels so good!