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    Peter Tosh - Equal Rights (1977/2013) [Official Digital Download 24bit/96kHz]

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    Peter Tosh - Equal Rights (1977/2013) [Official Digital Download 24bit/96kHz]

    Peter Tosh - Equal Rights (1977/2013)
    FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time - 40:08 minutes | 880 MB
    Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Artwork: Digital booklet

    "Equal Rights" is widely acclaimed as one of Reggae’s most influential albums. It established Tosh as a leader in the genre. In peak form, this political outing includes the standouts “Stepping Razor”, “African” and “Apartheid”. It received outstanding praise from Rolling Stone, Spin, The Wire, Q, MOJO and more.

    Equal Rights was to be the album that propelled Peter Tosh to the top of the reggae world – the rival to onetime fellow Wailer Bob Marley. Time has shown that this lofty aspiration was not borne out, but Equal Rights remains among the handful of best, and most influential, reggae albums ever recorded. Tosh was always the most militant of the original Wailers and this album reflects that outlook. Whether it is preaching about the unity of the African diaspora ("African"), protesting conditions in South Africa ("Apartheid"), or giving a more general call to arms ("Get Up, Stand Up"), Equal Rights is a political album. This is at times crippling, as some tracks are more effective as political statements than they are as songs. This, in fact, is a primary difference between Tosh and Marley – Marley's political statements never overwhelmed his songs. Unfortunately, this is not always the case with Tosh. That being said, "Downpresser Man" (based on a folk standard), "Stepping Razor," and his definitive version of "Get Up, Stand Up" are as good a trio of songs as you will find on any album, reggae or not. Tosh's singing is angry and forceful and the music is intricate and distinctive. On these three tracks you can see why people thought that Tosh could become a transcendent international star. The rest of the album, however, shows why he never quite lived up to that potential.

    Tracklist:

    01 - Get Up, Stand Up
    02 - Downpressor Man
    03 - I Am That I Am
    04 - Stepping Razor
    05 - Equal Rights
    06 - African
    07 - Jah Guide
    08 - Apartheid

    Analyzed: Peter Tosh / Equal Rights
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    DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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    DR11 0.00 dB -12.69 dB 3:38 01-Get Up, Stand Up
    DR11 -0.75 dB -12.50 dB 6:28 02-Downpressor Man
    DR9 -0.55 dB -11.74 dB 4:32 03-I Am That I Am
    DR9 -0.55 dB -11.21 dB 5:50 04-Stepping Razor
    DR11 -0.55 dB -12.35 dB 6:00 05-Equal Rights
    DR11 -0.55 dB -12.87 dB 3:46 06-African
    DR9 -0.55 dB -11.27 dB 4:31 07-Jah Guide
    DR11 -0.41 dB -12.50 dB 5:23 08-Apartheid
    ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

    Number of tracks: 8
    Official DR value: DR10

    Samplerate: 96000 Hz
    Channels: 2
    Bits per sample: 24
    Bitrate: 2981 kbps
    Codec: FLAC
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