Barrington Levy: Robin Hood Vinyl LP Holiday Vinyl directed by Joel Schumacher

directed by Joel Schumacher

" with its Fishbone

Choose Your Weapon was born

it's a fair bet that the double exclamation mark and orange-and-black spine of Impulse quickly comes to mind

The opener "Bump It" sounds like floating on a cloud

Barrington Levy: Robin Hood Vinyl LP Holiday Vinyl directed by Joel SchumacherRobin Hood is probably worth it alone for "Rock And Come In," one of my favorite Barrington tracks (and one we've never had a single to). This is vintage Barrington sweetness (age 17 in 1980) marking his early Greensleeves period. However, really get into this album and you'll see a serious, darker side of Barrington. Seriously, this is some emo goth reggae pondering about life and love. Check out darker tracks like "Many Changes In Life," "Na Broke