SOUL REBELS 4/06/2010 from "New Attitude" to "When

from "New Attitude" to "When You Talk About Love

Yukmouth has made little impression outside of rap's hardcore inner circle since his days with the Luniz

But Trendkill is partially redeemed by trading Pantera's usual pound-then-pound-harder approach to albums for a greater variety of tempos and moods

For a movie so ostensibly family-oriented

and power enhanced by backing vocals from the McCrary Sisters and a powerful three-piece horn section

SOUL REBELS 4/06/2010 from "New Attitude" to "WhenLicensed from its original label (Trojan Recordings), this release on Receiver is a reissue of the original 1970 Bob Marley and the Wailers album produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry. The disc is the same, from the track list right down to the sexist commando cover art, and these imminently groovy, R&B flavored pop gems show no signs of wear. Marley's compositions from this period, though often overlooked, are excellent. Such tracks as "Try Me," "It's