Who You Fighting For? [Import]

Product Description
For the last few albums, UB40 often wrote different elements of the songs separately, but for this long-awaited return, they not only jammed, but wrote the songs together as a unit. By doing this and recording in an open-air style studio environment, the overall sound and quality of the album really shines through with Ali Campbell's voice sounding richer and more soulful than ever before. Who You Fighting For? includes signature ballads, politically charged lyrics, toe-tapping summer reggae tracks and wonderful covers, including an obscure track by the Beatles. The single 'Kiss and Say Goodbye' (originally performed by The Manhattans) is an infectious ballad that’s destined for radio ubiquity. EMI. 2005.

Who You Fighting For?,UB40,Virgin/DeP International,Adult Contemporary,College Rock,Contemporary Reggae,England,Pop/Rock,Reggae-Pop,Soul/R & B

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Average customer rating: A great popular reggae band throws down a great album A Step Back, Though Not Much of a Step Forward No bad tracks but no standouts either One of their BEST ! ANOTHER GOOD ONE FROM UB40

Who You Fighting For? UB40 Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | Compilations | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rhino Records | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Similar Items: Homegrown Signing Off Promises and Lies Labour of Love I II & III: The Platinum Collection Cover Up ASIN: B000C65Z3E Release Date: 2006-01-24

Tracks:

1. Who You Fighting For?
2. After Tonight
3. Bling Bling
4. Plenty More
5. War Poem
6. Sins of the Fathers
7. Good Situation
8. Gotta Tell Someone
9. Reasons
10. One Woman Man
11. I'll Be On My Way
12. Kiss and Say Goodbye
13. Things You Say You Love

Amazon.com

At some indeterminate point in their now 25 year long history and with serenely inconspicuous efficiency, Birmingham's UB40 rose to a level of peerlessness as the first-family of British reggae. While they've absolutely nothing left to prove--save to those bored by their longevity--Who You Fighting For finds UB40 shouting more loudly than usual; the likelihood being - even at this autumnal stage of the band's career--that less partisan ears may be pricked by such refreshing spices as the Bhangra chorus of "Reasons" or even by more traditional summer reggae sweeteners as "Gotta Tell Someone" or the dark, philanderer-reformed ruminations of "One Woman Man". But the real reason why UB40 are raising their voices is Iraq, possibly the most upset they've been about anything since Maggie's iron grip on the keys of Number 10. While having the brass to call one tune "War Poem" doesn't bode well, UB40 reach for the shrewd invective on "Sins Of A Father", a well-written censure of Christian neo-Conservatism and oil lust. Sensibly, the lean skin-and-bone production and avoidance of MOR blandishments make UB40 seem meaner and younger than they have done in years. --Kevin Maidment

Album Description

With a winning sound fusing reggae with both pure pop and topical politics, UB40 has sold over 50 million albums worldwide. Twentyfive years down the road from their groundbreaking debut LP Signing Off, the eight-man British reggae supergroup is still at the top of their game with the new album Who You Fighting For?. Weaving together the band's revolutionary roots and pop sensibilities, their latest is among the best, delivering originals including the title track, "Sins of the Fathers," and "One Woman Man" alongside a handful of irresistible covers, in grand UB40 tradition.

Customer Reviews:

A great popular reggae band throws down a great album.......2007-05-26

It's hard to believe UB40 has been around nearly 30 years and still sound so fine. They have written several fantastic songs here, and covered a few other great ones. This is get-up-and-dance reggae, sing-along reggae, reggae of love, protest, and philosophy; beautiful stuff. Every song has good lyrics (some great) and every song sounds like a hit.

This is probably their greatest album ever, and I have them all.
Don't miss it.

(also available as an import with a DVD)

A Step Back, Though Not Much of a Step Forward.......2006-09-02

Besides the politically focused lyrics the beats, rhythms, synths, horns etc....feel luke warm and familiar. There is not a single track on here that sounds like an anthem. The songs start at a mid level tempo and stay there for the duration of the track.

UB40's earlier works were most noteworthy for a song to go through multiple phases of progression, leading to dynamite "crescendo's" featuring synth solos or horn solos, choruses that made you want to sing! In terms of production UB40's earlier works are a goldmine of multidimensional richly layered tunes.

The production is totally lacking on this album.

On this album you will find the simple "one" "two" "one" "two" piano rhythm (on almost every track!), coupled with very basic(bland) & repetitive bass rhythms. The Sax is here, though it never shines.

Though if you are a fan of UB40's more toned down late 90's to present sound, this album probably will not dissapoint you. Because even though the songs on this album are not bad, they just are not that good.

Furthermore, in light of this album being toted as UB40 "getting back to its roots"....do not be fooled.

Simply put this album lacks the energy of their earlier works.

If you are interested in UB40 check out the following albums for some of the best Reggae period. Listed in order from heavy dub influence to more progressive/cross genre influenced works; 1980-1983, Present Arms, Signing Off, Geofrey Morgan, Labour of Love, Labour of Love II.

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No bad tracks but no standouts either.......2006-07-02

When I found out that UB40 did this album I was initially skeptical because I was unimpressed with all their cross-over stuff from back when. On the reviews here at amazon, I decided to buy it and give it a try. Thankfully, the whole CD is really true reggae and for that I give it 5 stars. I'm not compelled to skip any song on the whole CD which doesn't happen often. You can put it on in the background and just relax with it.

On the other hand, I must say that none of the tracks blew my mind, either. The cover gave me the idea this would be much more of a message CD and instead its full of love and relationship related songs more than anything else. You might say its mostly lovers rockers style. Its mellow and melodic.

This album is perfect for true fans of UB40 but also of true roots style reggae. Its a good CD, but "I'm Not Fooled" will remain my favorite UB40 song of all time. Nothing on this album comes close in my opinion. Still, if you're starved for roots style reggae this is a good bet.

One of their BEST !.......2006-06-11

This is, without a doubt, one of their best albums to date. No bad tracks on the cd. My favorite tracks are: ONE WOMAN MAN, PLENTY MORE, AFTER TONIGHT (please note: the short version is included on the album - not the Extended VERSION which is 1:40 longer, and the better of the two), WAR POEM, WHO YOU FIGHTING FOR?, .....oh hell, the WHOLE ALBUM is friggin fantastic! BTW, saw them in VEGAS and they were unreal! THey are coming back this summer - august 2006 - highly recommend that you go see them LIVE! And GET THE ALBUM!

ANOTHER GOOD ONE FROM UB40.......2006-06-02

As always, another impressive album from UB40. I listen to this c.d.every morning as I commute to work. You would too, if you saw them live in San Diego on March 28th, 2006 promoting "Who You Fighting For". Alot of new sounds and familiar ones too. This album you must buy, especially if you are a "true" UB40 fan. Trust me, you won't get tired of this one.

Average customer rating:

Who You Fighting For? UB40 Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | Compilations | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0009MI7O0 Release Date: 2005-07-05

Tracks:

1. Who You Fighting For
2. After Tonight
3. Bling Bling
4. Plenty More
5. War Poem
6. Sins of the Fathers
7. Good Situation
8. Gotta Tell Someone
9. Reasons
10. One Woman Man
11. I'll Be on My Way
12. Kiss and Say Goodbye
13. Things You Say You Love

Amazon.com

UB40 rose to a level of peerlessness as the first-family of British reggae. While they've absolutely nothing left to prove - save to those bored by their longevity - Who You Fighting For finds UB40 shouting more loudly than usual; the likelihood being - even at this autumnal stage of the band's career - that less partisan ears may be pricked by such refreshing spices as the Bhangra chorus of "Reasons" or even by more traditional summer reggae sweeteners as "Gotta Tell Someone" or the dark, philanderer-reformed ruminations of "One Woman Man". But the real reason why UB40 are raising their voices is Iraq, possibly the most upset they've been about anything since Maggie's iron grip on the keys of Number 10. While having the brass to call one tune "War Poem" - not the wisest! thing to do if one wants to avoid the elicitation of disparaging comparisons with Wilfred Owen - doesn't bode well, UB40 reach for the shrewd invective on "Sins Of A Father", a well-written censure of Christian neo-Conservatism and oil lust. Sensibly, the lean skin-and-bone production and avoidance of MOR blandishments make UB40 seem meaner - and younger - than they have done in years. --Kevin Maidment

Album Details

For the Last Few Albums, the Band Often Wrote Different Elements of the Songs Separately, but for this Album, They Not Only Jammed, but Wrote the Songs Together as a Unit. By Doing this and Recording in an Open-air Style Studio Environment, the Overall Sound and Quality of the Album Really Shines Through with Ali Campbell's Voice Sounding Richer and More Soulful Than Ever Before. ''who You Fighting For?' Includes Signature Ballads, Politically Charged Lyrics, Toe-tapping Summer Reggae Tracks and Wonderful Covers, Including an Obscure Track by the Beatles. The Single 'kiss and Say Goodbye' (Originally Performed by the Manhattans) is an Infectious Balladwhich Has Already Had Good Reaction from Colin Martin at Radio 2.

Average customer rating:

Concert, Theater & Parlor Songs of John Philip Sousa Manufacturer: Premier Recordings ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Sousa | Sousa, John Philip | ( S ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Marches | Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Operettas | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Marches | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music ASIN: B000009CSC Release Date: 1994-08-23

Tracks:

1. I've Made My Plans For The Summer - Joyce Guyer/Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
2. The Love That Lives Forever - Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
3. Valse Song: The Crystal Lute (From 'The American Maid') - Joyce Guyer/Dennis Buck
4. Oh, Ye Lilies White - Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
5. Girls Who Have Loved (Or The Mystery Of History) (From 'The Free Lance') - Joyce Guyer/Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
6. There's A Merry Brown Thrush - Joyce Guyer/Dennis Buck
7. The Fighting Race - Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
8. A Serenade In Seville - Joyce Guyer/Dennis Buck
9. My Own, My Geraldine - Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
10. Sweet Miss Industry - Joyce Guyer/Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
11. I Wonder - Joyce Guyer/Dennis Buck
12. You Cannot Tell How Old They Are By Looking At Their Skirts (From 'The Bride Elect') - Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
13. Forever And A Day From ('Speakeasy') - Joyce Guyer/Dennis Buck
14. Sweetheart, I'm Waiting (From 'El Capitan') - Joyce Guyer/Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
15. Blue Ridge, I'm Coming Back To You - Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
16. Love's Radiant Hour - Joyce Guyer/Dennis Buck
17. A Rare Old Fellow - Michael Willson/Dennis Buck
18. The Stars And Stripes Forever - Joyce Guyer/Michael Willson/Dennis Buck

Average customer rating: Back, and Better Than Ever UB40 is a way of life

Who You Fighting For? UB40 Manufacturer: Virgin/DeP International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Homegrown Cover Up Labour of Love III Signing Off UB40 ASIN: B0009OAF1Q Release Date: 2005-06-21

Tracks:

1. Who You Fighting For
2. After Tonight
3. Bling Bling
4. Plenty More
5. War Poem
6. Sins of the Fathers
7. Good Situation
8. Gotta Tell Someone
9. Reasons
10. One Woman Man
11. I'll Be on My Way
12. Kiss and Say Goodbye
13. Things You Say You Love

Album Description

For the last few albums, UB40 often wrote different elements of the songs separately, but for this long-awaited return, they not only jammed, but wrote the songs together as a unit. By doing this and recording in an open-air style studio environment, the overall sound and quality of the album really shines through with Ali Campbell's voice sounding richer and more soulful than ever before. Who You Fighting For? includes signature ballads, politically charged lyrics, toe-tapping summer reggae tracks and wonderful covers, including an obscure track by the Beatles. The single 'Kiss and Say Goodbye' (originally performed by The Manhattans) is an infectious ballad that's destined for radio ubiquity. EMI. 2005.

Customer Reviews:

Back, and Better Than Ever.......2006-02-01

Not to be overtly judgmental, but I figured the days of relevance for UB40 were long gone. Twenty years ago, they had a significant impact on the pop charts, and brought a degree of contemporary flair and respectability to `classic' reggae music (as opposed to the `dancehall' style which virtually usurped reggae on Jamaica's own pop charts). The band's original output consisted of original compositions, but their biggest success came from reggae-fied cover versions of other people's songs (Neil Diamond, Al Green, etc., etc.). While financially successful, this "Labour of Love" formula deprived the band of their own means of self-expression and began to wear thin after a series of albums dedicated to other people's music. I simply figured that the band had lost its creative edge, which would have explained why they faded into the woodwork for a while.
Judging from the evidence provided on "Who You Fighting For?," it appears as though against all odds - the band has regained its creative focus, and perhaps even improved. The majority of the songs here are written by the bandmembers, combining political observations and love songs with a strong melodic edge that stands easily among their best work. "War Poem" has an ominous title, but the rhythmic melody is practically contagious, while the album's title track and "Plenty More" are equally commendable (and equally politicized, dancing on the vocal hook of "Five megatons of oblivion, sent with love from the Pentagon"). All three songs betray the working-class politics of a country dragged into an unpopular war, and they make their point while somehow managing to sound downright joyful. Elsewhere, "Gotta Tell Someone" is flat out celebratory, discussing love in gratifyingly uncomplicated terms, along with the danceably energetic come-on of "After Tonight". And just for the record, "Things You Say You Love" is the best pop song I've heard so far this year, with an intoxicating string arrangement that suggests (and surpasses) the Supremes' "Someday We'll Be Together".
Given their history, this wouldn't be a UB40 album without a few well-chosen cover songs, and the choices presented here are brilliantly selected. I consider myself a Beatles fanatic, but I have no idea where they found a Lennon-McCartney tune entitled "I'll Be On My Way." Naturally, it's great, but just as good is their reworking of "Kiss and Say Goodbye," a song that already got the reggae treatment from singer John Holt. Considering the overall quality of "Who You Fighting For?," I can only wonder why UB40 has been away so long. Better than good, this might just be the best album of their career, and it's great to have them back. A Tom Ryan

UB40 is a way of life.......2005-11-15

For 15 years now I have been inspired by UB40. you can say that I am their biggest fan! Theis album has topped my expectations. The arrangement of Love songs and their polically charged songs is outstanding. UB40 has never let me down and they seem to always find ways to reinvent themselves and from the first recording days until now, it just gets better and better.

Average customer rating: Delivers what is expected from the group Solid Album this album should be doing better UB40 - They are amazing!! They're Back

Who You Fighting For? UB40 Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Homegrown Cover Up Present Arms Labour of Love I II & III: The Platinum Collection The Very Best of UB40 1980-2000 ASIN: B0009MI7OA Release Date: 2005-06-20

Tracks:

1. Who You Fighting For
2. After Tonight
3. Bling Bling
4. Plenty More
5. War Poem
6. Sins of the Fathers
7. Good Situation
8. Gotta Tell Someone
9. Reasons
10. One Woman Man
11. I'll Be on My Way
12. Kiss and Say Goodbye
13. Things You Say You Love

Tracks:

1. Who You Fighting For [DVD][Live][*]
2. After Tonight [DVD][Live][*]
3. Kiss and Say Goodbye [DVD][Live][*]
4. Reasons [DVD][Live][*]
5. Sins of the Fathers [DVD][Live][*]
6. War Poem [DVD][Live][*]
7. Plenty More [DVD][Live][*]
8. Bling Bling [DVD][Live][*]
9. Things You Say You Love [DVD][Live][*]

Amazon.com

This Limited Edition version includes a bonus DVD. At some indeterminate point in their now 25 year long history and with serenely inconspicuous efficiency, Birmingham's UB40 rose to a level of peerlessness as the first-family of British reggae. While they've absolutely nothing left to prove - save to those bored by their longevity - Who You Fighting For finds UB40 shouting more loudly than usual; the likelihood being - even at this autumnal stage of the band's career - that less partisan ears may be pricked by such refreshing spices as the Bhangra chorus of "Reasons" or even by more traditional summer reggae sweeteners as "Gotta Tell Someone" or the dark, philanderer-reformed ruminations of "One Woman Man". But the real reason why UB40 are raising their voices is Iraq, possibly the most upset they've been about anything since Maggie's iron grip on the keys of Number 10. While hav! ing the brass to call one tune "War Poem" - not the wisest thing to do if one wants to avoid the elicitation of disparaging comparisons with Wilfred Owen - doesn't bode well, UB40 reach for the shrewd invective on "Sins Of A Father", a well-written censure of Christian neo-Conservatism and oil lust. Sensibly, the lean skin-and-bone production and avoidance of MOR blandishments make UB40 seem meaner - and younger - than they have done in years. --Kevin Maidment

Album Details

For the Last Few Albums, the Band Often Wrote Different Elements of the Songs Separately, but for this Album, They Not Only Jammed, but Wrote the Songs Together as a Unit. By Doing this and Recording in an Open-air Style Studio Environment, the Overall Sound and Quality of the Album Really Shines Through with Ali Campbell's Voice Sounding Richer and More Soulful Than Ever Before. ''who You Fighting For?' Includes Signature Ballads, Politically Charged Lyrics, Toe-tapping Summer Reggae Tracks and Wonderful Covers, Including an Obscure Track by the Beatles. The Single 'kiss and Say Goodbye' (Originally Performed by the Manhattans) is an Infectious Balladwhich Has Already Had Good Reaction from Colin Martin at Radio 2. The Video for the Single and Eight Further Album Tracks have Been Videoed and Directed by World-renowned Director Aubrey Powell (Business Partner to Storm Thorgerson at Hipgnosis - who Jointly Created Many of the Early Floyd Cover Art). Dvd is Pal Format.

Customer Reviews:

Delivers what is expected from the group.......2006-02-10

The Good
We all know that UB40 is a predominately reggae band, but there is a lot of pop-rock appeal to there music. The group comes out swinging on the opening track "Who You Fighting For," as they describe how big business and the government profits from the little guy putting his life on the line. "After Tonight" (Matumbi) is a seductive track full of brass and percussion. Despite its silly title, "Bling Bling" is quite catchy and refreshing. It's not all about political outcry for UB40, they engage in a spiritual discussion of the first law makers and first rules of the land on "Sins of the Fathers."

"Good Situation" (Gene Chandler) focuses on determination in the eyes of infatuation. UB40 count off one by one the "Reasons" why they're attracted to someone special. The tempo in this one is faster that usual for the group. "I'll Be on My Way" is a remake of a McCartney/Lennon collaboration. It's not a song a recognize, but it's enjoyable just the same. The group's cover of The Jamaicans' "Things You Say You Love" has a nice bounce to it.

The Bad
The covers chosen for this album are quite obscure, for me at least.

The Verdict
UB40 have a distinct sound of there own, and nothing has changed on Who You Fighting For. Though I feel that this release caters more to longtime fans, it still delivers what is expected from the group.

Solid Album.......2006-02-08

This new release from UB40 is really quite good. The band moves away from some of the synthetic sounds found on their recent albums, and returns to form with simple, clear grooves. Their unsophisticated, left-wing politics aren't my cup of tea, but only three songs are marred by such diatribes. And it is nice to see a new album from the band that is not an import costing $30 or $40.

this album should be doing better.......2005-09-25

Reggae originated as a form of peaceful protest and to spread political awareness. But the best UB40 song on this album is not the title track or any of the "statement" songs. My favorite track on this album is "Things You Say You Love". It deserves to be as big a hit as UB40's version of "I Just Cant Help Falling In Love With You". "Kiss and Say Goodbye" is outstanding too. Both are beautiful love songs. "Reasons" is a fun mid-tempo track with a neat Punjabi chorus that I think means "Without You There is No Comfort My Love". "One Woman Man" has seductive sax and vocals - it sounds almost sexy.

UB40 - They are amazing!!.......2005-08-24

UB40 just keeps getting better and better. This CD is amazing!!
The opening track - "Who You Fighting For?" - sends out the question many of us would like an answer for. In a day and age where we are all supposed to be better educated and be able to reason on our differences - UB40 wants to know why are we at war? Who will actually benefit?... The guys give us a few songs that will make you think and be more aware. Ali Campbell's voice stills sounds as sweet as ever. Another outstanding cut on the disk is "Gotta Tell Someone". It's just too bad they don't release their stuff over here anymore and we don't justify any live shows. Have UB40 forgotten about their American fans... sure seems like it.

They're Back.......2005-08-11

And better than ever, really good album, I haven't heard them this good since Labour Of Love II ...

Average customer rating:

Who You Fighting For? UB40 Manufacturer: Toshiba EMI ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | Compilations | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0009EVI76 Release Date: 2005-07-11

Album Description

Japanese pressing. For the last few albums, UB40 often wrote different elements of the songs separately, but for this long-awaited return, they not only jammed, but wrote the songs together as a unit. By doing this and recording in an open-air style studio environment, the overall sound and quality of the album really shines through with Ali Campbell's voice sounding richer and more soulful than ever before. Who You Fighting For? includes signature ballads, politically charged lyrics, toe-tapping summer reggae tracks and wonderful covers, including an obscure track by The Beatles. The single 'Kiss and Say Goodbye' (originally performed by The Manhattans) is an infectious ballad that's destined for radio ubiquity. EMI.

Average customer rating:

Who You Fighting For? UB40 Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | Compilations | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0009RQSV4 Release Date: 2005-06-23

Tracks:

1. Who You Fighting For
2. After Tonight
3. Bling Bling
4. Plenty More
5. War Poem
6. Sins of the Fathers
7. Good Situation
8. Gotta Tell Someone
9. Reasons
10. One Woman Man
11. I'll Be on My Way
12. Kiss and Say Goodbye
13. Things You Say You Love

Tracks:

1. Who You Fighting For [DVD][Live][*]
2. After Tonight [DVD][Live][*]
3. Kiss and Say Goodbye [DVD][Live][*]
4. Reasons [DVD][Live][*]
5. Sins of the Fathers [DVD][Live][*]
6. War Poem [DVD][Live][*]
7. Plenty More [DVD][Live][*]
8. Bling Bling [DVD][Live][*]
9. Things You Say You Love [DVD][Live][*]

Average customer rating:

Who You Fighting For? UB40 Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | International | Styles | Music General | Reggae | Compilations | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0009OAF16 Release Date: 2005-07-19

Tracks:

1. Who You Fighting For
2. After Tonight
3. Bling Bling
4. Plenty More
5. War Poem
6. Sins of the Fathers
7. Good Situation
8. Gotta Tell Someone
9. Reasons
10. One Woman Man
11. I'll Be on My Way
12. Kiss and Say Goodbye
13. Things You Say You Love

Average customer rating:

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Corridors of Power/Run for Cover

Crooked Rain Crooked Rain

Boleros con Mucho Corazon

Dirty South [Clean]

Adventures in Foam

Meeting of the Times/Ornette!