Now

The whole album is good. Don Carlos vocals are amazing. Holds its own very well with other Black Uhuru band incarnations.

This brings back so many memories of my youth!!! This whole cd was a big part of my life! Love Black Uhuru!!

This album is irresistible. Luckily, I caught Black Uhuru during this tour - it's the closest thing to their early years (i.e.. red, utterance, etc.) - including a few re-makes like Heathen. I can groove to this baseline all day long.

This is a modern classic of reggae music featuring the grimiest, tuffest, collection of roots musicians and vocalists of this era-Black Uhuru. This was the album that turned be on to Uhuru because Reggae Rock was getting lots of radio play at the time. I was floored, especially by the vocals and rhythm section. I don't know if Sly and Robbie were on this release, but the bass and drums are heavy, heavy, heavy-none of that synthesized drum kit nonsense. The bass and drums literally shake you to the core. And the melodies-forget about it. Though it doesn't match up to the golden era of Uhuru under Rose and Reid, this is their last great masterpiece-a magnum opus for modern times. It is simply stunning.

Great album.....if you like reggae you will like this album.

take it from me don carlos is da sh.t.GOT TO HAVE THIS ALBUM.If u really like roots reggea.To my bro tito oye boricua remember staring at tress when we blew some herb good times hermanito.

The first reggae album I ever bought in 1990. I was into alternative music at that time, but NOW captured my attention somehow and it became the only reggae album I ever owned for 15 years. It is a very pleasant sounding album, and I love revisiting it 18 years later (although now I have added Peter Tosh, Bob Marley and other rasta/reggae songs to my collection of music).

I like this album. The top songs are Thinking about you and Heathen.