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like a professional. Post your free job on LinkedIn.com slash agree today. Hello and welcome back to the album years and we are on part four of 1977. Part four, can you believe it?

I mean, I knew 1977 was going to be a big one, Tim.

I predicted three parts.

But what happened?

Is it just us becoming more sort of verbally incontinent or something?

I think so I think we've lost all discipline.

Well, we've certainly talked a lot about a lot of records. And that's the bottom line. There's a lot of records we wanted to talk about in 1977, isn't there?

Now, one of the genres we haven't talked about at all is reggae. Now, I, unfortunately, I feel, I mean, I quite like reggae. I have some reggae albums, but I feel completely out of my depth talking about, I feel like Mr. Greatest Hits when it comes to reggae.

Oh, yeah, I like Bob Marley's greatest hits, you know.

Oh, it's very good.

That Bob Marley.

I mean, I have got the album from this year, Exodus.

It's a fantastic record.

But I feel like, you know, when I talk about reggae,

it's like the guy that says he likes rock music and then he can only talk about the Beatles. Yeah. I don't, I mean, and the only comment you've got to make on, it's got a good

beat. It's got a good beat. Yeah. Good beat. But you've noted, uh, Junior Mervin police and thieves. I know

the song Police and Thieves. Yeah. The Upset is return of the super ape. I'm'm i'm out of my depth here now well i was assuming you'd

know that one i mean no like you i mean i do like reggae and dub and the only reason i sort of

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