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Peter Tosh - No Justice, No Peace (The 1970s Sessions) The Full Militant Unreleased Album

👑 Peter Tosh - No Justice, No Peace (The 1970s Sessions) The Full Militant Unreleased Album 👑 🔊 WARNING: This is not music for the weak-hearted. This is not a request. It is a demand. For decades, rumors have circulated about a lost session. A set of tapes deemed too raw, too political, and too dangerous for any label to release in the 1970s. A session where Peter Tosh, the "Stepping Razor," held absolutely nothing back. Today, that legend becomes reality. We are honored to present "No Justice, No Peace: The 1970s Sessions." This is not just a tribute album; it is a full-scale resurrection of the most uncompromising, defiant, and militant voice in the history of reggae music. ✊🔥 This 12-track militant masterpiece is a declaration of war against the "Downpressor Man" and the entire "Babylon's Game." From the opening shot of "Can't Shut Me Down," Tosh makes his stance clear: he is the truth, and he will not be silenced, intimidated, or bought. He immediately takes aim at the system's rank hypocrisy with the unapologetic anthem "Creation's Law," 🌿 demanding justice and legalization for the holy herb—not asking, demanding. But the heart of this "unreleased album" is the title track: "No Justice, No Peace." This is not a plea; it's a timeless statement of fact that echoes louder today than ever before. It is the raw, unfiltered demand for "Equal Rights and Justice" that defined his entire life. Tosh's fire doesn't stop there. He exposes the traitors, informers, and "vampires" in our midst with the menacing, heavy-hitting "Bloodsuckers." He dismantles the lies of organized religion and colonial history in the scathing "Whitewashed Tomb." This is pure, uncut Peter Tosh. He takes his fight global, attacking the "Mister Big Man" A-play with nuclear fire and standing in full solidarity with the freedom fighters against the "Apartheid Wall." 🌍 He gives a voice to the sufferah in "Downpressor Man" and calls for a spiritual and physical return to the "African Star." This is the sound of revolution. Every note on this album has been crafted to replicate that raw 1970s sound: the heavy, militant drum and bass, the snarling lead guitar licks, and the defiant horns that sound like a call to battle. 🎺 This is the homage "The Toughest" truly deserves, right down to the final, apocalyptic warning: "Judgment Morning." Babylon's time is up. 🔥 This is music to start a fire. This is music to wake the sleeping. This is the truth, blunt and uncooked. What does the message of Peter Tosh mean to you today? Which track hits the hardest? Let us know in the comments. If you believe in Equal Rights and Justice, LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE this fire. The world needs to hear this. ✊ 💿 CHAPTERS (The 1970s Sessions Tracklist) 💿 👇 Click the timestamp to jump to your chosen track: 00:00 🎵 1. Can't Shut Me Down 03:29 🎵 2. Creation's Law 06:29 🎵 3. No Justice, No Peace 09:44 🎵 4. Bloodsuckers 12:55 🎵 5. Babylon's Game 16:02 🎵 6. Whitewashed Tomb 19:51 🎵 7. Apartheid Wall 23:06 🎵 8. Mister Big Man 26:06 🎵 9. The Toughest (Tribute) 29:11 🎵 10. Downpressor Man 32:22 🎵 11. African Star 35:24 🎵 12. Judgment Morning #PeterTosh #NoJusticeNoPeace #FullAlbum #UnreleasedAlbum #TributeAlbum #RootsReggae #MilitantReggae #Reggae #TheLostTapesReggae #SteppingRazor #LegalizeIt #Ganja #EqualRights #Justice #Babylon #DownpressorMan #BobMarley #BunnyWailer #TheWailers #ReggaeMusic #ConsciousMusic #Rasta #Rastafari #Jamaica #Kingston #1970s #RootsRockReggae #ReggaeClassics #FullAlbumTribute #ReggaeLegends