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Reggae's social message
Screwdriver depicts the reality of cannabis culture.
"Ganja Killer" delivers a straightforward message of social criticism, unique to dancehall reggae. It's a socially conscious song that criticizes violence while exploring the relationship between reggae culture and marijuana. The simple rhythm accentuates the power of the message.
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- Lacquer Cut By - Spiderman (2)
- Producer - Bert Dixon
Screwdriver
Girl You Look So Good
(7")
Cornell Campbell
Jah Jah Give Us Love
(7")
Powerman & Baby Wayne
Man Idiot
(7")
Everton Blender
Family Man
(7")
Morgan Heritage / L.M.S
Reggae Music / Imitations
(7")
Screwdriver
Road Block
(7")
Sizzla & Yami Bolo
Black Treasure
(7")
Various
Quarter To Twelve
(LP)
Linval Thompson
The General
(7")
Anthony Malvo
No Foul Play
(7")
Glen Washington
Wages Of Sin
(7")
Anthony Red Rose & Anthony Malvo
Never Get Jumpy
(7")
