Rastafarian

Limited edition digipack reissue of the rollicking, rastafarian retrospective from the most brilliant Dread Zeppelin! Fronted by the 300-pound Elvis impersonator Turtelvis, Dread Zeppelin warp the compositions of Page, Plant and Co. into heady reggae jams so ingeniously they ll have you begging for more and have even earned the praise of Plant himself! Features recently recorded versions of Zep s all-time favorites Stairway To Heaven, Whole Lotta Love, Immigrant Song, Kashmir as well as some Dread originals!

Although it failed commercially, this 1995 "comeback" record by the on-again-off-again punk/reggae legends features some of the band's most innovative work and is certainly their most polished studio effort.

The Journey Bob Marley grew up influenced by the Rude Boy culture in the ghettos of Kingston, but during his relatively short life Bob Marley achieved almost Saint like status through his music and his spiritual message of one love and world peace. In this 55 minute programme, featuring his music, film footage shown for the first time and exclusive interviews, we seek to examine the motivations of the man, to provide an in-sight into his relatioships and the development of his musical excellence through the people that knew and worked with him.