Damian Marley Album Review:
Simply Amazing. at 2005-08-03
Im not too sure what to say. There is no music like this, Damian is my hero. So glad I bought the album aswell as Halfway Tree. Both are awesome straight through. This one is on a more positive note.
Damian Marley Album Review:
Damian Marley is unreal at 2003-01-09
I had no idea how good Damian was until I heard his album Mr. Marley. One of my friends brother brought it home from Jamaica with him and the first time I heard it I was amazed. It is a good cd to just chill out and listen to. Its simply amazing.
Damian Marley Album Review:
Mr.Marley and Halfway Tree by Shanelle at 2005-08-16
Damian is such a good artist and he is soooooooo cute I just absolutely love him.Get the cds both while you can, because they will run out definitely.My mother bought both cds and then bought for my cousins in St.Vincent and Grenada. These are two wonderful cds with excellent songs such asMe Name Jr. Gong, 10,000 Chariots, It Was Written, and More Justice. Also if you are a true Jr.Gong fan go to this website to see his new videoWelcome to Jamrock.
Damian Marley Album Review:
Best CD I own at 2006-04-14
Thank you Bob, as if the legacy of his music was not enough, his greatest legacy is his Children. Zig Zag, Ragamuff, Ju Ju, and Ky-mani, have continued to carry the troch admirably. This CD is an absolute must own, Jr. is fast becoming the best Reggae artist around, and this CD really sticks to his roots while adding some great beats and lyrics, Raga Muff and Jr. are a deadly combo, and they absolutely rock this CD out, Kingston 12, One More Cup of Coffee, Trouble, are Great tribute to their Dad. Makes me want to have children, Bob must be in heaven with a smile ear to ear.
Damian Marley Album Review:
Damian Marleys first album and ode to his father. at 2005-11-03
The title of Mr. Marley is truly the correct one. Many tracks contain the lyrics of Bob Marley, sung by Bobs son and Damians half-brother Stephen. Damian toasts his way through an array of roots, and sometimes almost hip hop influenced reggae. This was a Marley production, and theres plenty of Marley influence. Some beats come from the days when Damian had seen his big brother Ziggy, and his band The Melody Makers (contained Cedella Marley, Bobs daughter), others are complete creations by Stephen Raggamuffin Marley, who has produced not only Damians album, but Chant Down Babylon, a Bob Marley album containing many of hip hops largest name. The Marley Brothers truly start to develop the type of music you hear later in Halfway Tree and Welcome To Jamrock. It sounds nothing like Welcome to Jamrock for the most part, but is essential to understand the path Damian took to get to where he is musically at with his lyrics and stephens producing.