I tell you little buddy this whole island is bewitched.

Just the cost away, the island lost a sea.

Now I'm stranded all my own own.

Stand it far from home.

You remember we were shipwreck together?

I'm the fuck of the home.

Welcome to this bonus episode of sound opinions. I'm Jim De Regottis, that guy over there, my co-host is Greg Kot,

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one we appreciate everybody's support always and we love to add songs to the

Desert Island jukebox playing you something we can't live without. Mr. Kot just tease it a little bit.

What do you got? Well Jim I think I'm going to talk about one of the founding fathers of reggae music

that doesn't get enough love, and I hope to correct that.

That sounds great. I'm eager to find out who it is. We'll hear about that in a minute on sound opinions.

Welcome back to sound opinions. Greg, one of the founding members of reggae music doesn't get enough love.

Everybody's talking because there's this Bob Marley

bio pick, you know, as if Bob was the only voice. And Bob, you gotta love Marley,

right? But also people get so many things wrong about that legacy and about the man

it's funny you should mention the Marley movie because it's exactly the inspiration

for what I want to talk about the the biopick on Marley.

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