Bob Marley & The Wailers' "Survival," released on October 2, 1979, under Island Records, is a powerful testament to the enduring legacy of reggae music and its profound social commentary. This roots reggae masterpiece spans 44 minutes and features 10 tracks, including the iconic "Zimbabwe" and "Africa Unite," which resonate with themes of unity, resistance, and African pride. The album opens with "So Much Trouble In The World," setting the tone for a collection that is both politically charged and spiritually uplifting. "Survival" is not just an album but a declaration of resilience and hope, with Bob Marley's soulful vocals and The Wailers' tight, rhythmic instrumentation creating an unforgettable listening experience. The bonus track, "Ride Natty Ride - 12” Mix," adds an extra layer of depth to this essential reggae classic.