Punky Reggae Partyby Bob Marley & The Wailers

T"he punky reggae party flared just as the shock of Britain’s loss of empire clashed with the Queen’s silver jubilee. Britain was about to realise that, long-term, colonialism is not just a one-way street; that Britain was now multicultural and always would be. Class, the foundation of the British system, was shaken in the 60s and cracked further in the 70s. The times they were a-deconstructin’, and inevitably, confusion reigned amid garbage strikes, homework by candlelight and three-day weeks. Unpredictable dub was the soundtrack to our fragmented times.": www.theguardian.com