9 thoughts on “ Rok With Me - Peter Tosh - Wanted Dread & Alive (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Wanted: Dread And Alive on Discogs/5(3).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Wanted Dread & Alive on Discogs. Label: Rolling Stones Records - 1C ,EMI Electrola - 1C • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Germany • Genre: Reggae • Style: Roots Reggae/5(49).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Wanted Dread & Alive on Discogs. Label: Rolling Stones Records - CUNS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Reggae • Style: Roots Reggae/5.

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4. Label: EMI - 1 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered • Country: UK • Genre: Reggae • Style: Roots Reggae Peter Tosh - Wanted Dread & Alive (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5(10).

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5. While not as powerful as "Legalize It" or "Equal Rights," Peter Tosh's offering, "Wanted Dread or Alive" is a very credible roots reggae effort, complete with powerful songs and messages ("The Poor Man Feel It," "Wanted Dread or Alive," and the beautiful "Rastafari Is")/5(10).

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6. Stock Images, ask for actual images if interested. Peter Tosh's final album for the Glimmer Twins' imprint label found him continuing to relish his image of urban bandit, as the Wild West-style wanted-poster graphics aptly illustrate. So does the slinky title track, which comes off as a downmarket "I Shot the Sheriff," yet done with panache. "Coming in Hot" is a classic statement of intent.

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7. Peter Tosh - Wanted Dread & Alive - LP Vinyl -RSR / EMI SO Cover is in VG+ condition with light ring wear. The vinyl has light surface scuffs / scratches on both sides. All records are visually graded and come from a non-smoking hidowrebookniworl.giastouttercaptpupdavagoticityma.co date: Apr 05,

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8. This powerful Peter Tosh CD combines the US and International versions of the original 'Wanted: Dread and Alive' releases into one CD, and that makes it just great. I had wondered about the purpose of releasing two different versions of that album to the US and UK/world markets in /5(40).

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9. Peter Tosh's final album for the Glimmer Twins' imprint label found him continuing to relish his image of urban bandit, as the Wild West-style wanted-poster graphics aptly illustrate. So does the slinky title track, which comes off as a downmarket "I Shot the Sheriff," yet done with panache. "Coming in Hot" is a classic statement of intent, while "Nothing But Love" is an inspired pop-reggae.

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