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31 Oct, 2008
Not for the timid!
The Theological Dictionary of the Old Testament (TDOT for short) is a specialized, 15-volume dictionary of nearly 1,100 theologically "significant" words in the Hebrew Bible. It was begun in Europe in the early 1970's and the English translation was only just completed. As mentioned, it is for those who read and work with the Bible in its original Hebrew and it is unparalleled. TDOT gives rich and comprehensive analysis of the roots, uses and parallels of the words of the Old Testament; aiding the scholar, translator or preacher to get closer to "meaning".
24 Nov, 2011
Maybe the best one-disc introduction to Horace Andy
One of Jamaica's favorite singers, Horace Andy has been making hits since his teen years. This CD is a retrospective, including his breakout hits Skylarking and Fever. Andy hit again in the mid 70s in the UK with Natty Dread A Weh She Want and Do You Love My Music. He is known to a whole new generation of fans through his collaboration with Massive Attack, and that is also represented here. This is a good one-disc introduction to a reggae institution.
23 Sep, 2010
Awesome and out of print
Newer Horace Andy fans know the artist from his work with Massive Attack beginning in the '90s. But Andy was big in Jamaica beginning in the early 1970s and has remained popular ever since. Wicked Dem a Burn is a collection of his mid-70s work, arguably his best. I'm not so hot on his cover versions of US pop tunes, but most of this is classic roots reggae from one of the most beloved Jamaican vocalists.