What is the best Burning Spear album of all time?

From chanting Marcus Garvey's name over hypnotic one-drop rhythms to later Grammy-winning devotion, this discography is one of reggae's most spiritually consistent bodies of work. Where do you stand?

1. 1
   Marcus Garvey

   The 1975 roots reggae landmark celebrating Pan-African hero Marcus Garvey, one of the genre's defining albums.
2. 2
   Dry & Heavy

   The 1977 relentless roots reggae classic produced by Jack Ruby, a wall of sound chanting Rastafari truth.
3. 3
   Man in the Hills

   The 1976 album of deep spiritual reflection, featuring hypnotic chanting and Winston Rodney at his most transcendent.
4. 4
   Hail H.I.M.

   The 1980 tribute to Emperor Haile Selassie I, a devotional roots reggae masterwork.
5. 5
   Social Living

   The 1978 album balancing roots militancy with social commentary and some of Spear's most melodic work.
6. 6
   Appointment with His Majesty

   The 1997 Grammy-nominated album marking a major creative resurgence for Spear in his later career.
7. 7
   Calling Rastafari

   The 1999 Grammy-winning album, a powerful celebration of Rastafari faith that won Best Reggae Album.
8. 8
   Garvey's Ghost

   The 1976 dub companion to Marcus Garvey, innovatively transforming the original tracks into heavy atmospheric dub.