What is the best Third World album of all time?

Jamaica's most genre-spanning reggae band blended roots, funk, rock, and soul across four decades of unforgettable records. From island classics to Stevie Wonder-produced moments — where do you stand?

1. 1
   96° in the Shade

   The 1977 breakthrough album mixing reggae with rock and soul, launching Third World to international success.
2. 2
   Journey to Addis

   The 1978 album featuring the massive hit Now That We Found Love, a fusion of reggae and pop-soul.
3. 3
   You've Got the Power

   The 1982 Grammy-nominated album featuring their iconic cover of Try Jah Love that became a global hit.
4. 4
   Rock the World

   The 1981 album with a harder edge, showcasing Third World's versatility across reggae and funk styles.
5. 5
   The Story's Been Told

   The 1979 album continuing their winning streak with heartfelt roots reggae and smooth melodic songwriting.
6. 6
   Sense of Purpose

   The 1985 album produced by Stevie Wonder bringing Third World a brand new audience with polished pop-reggae.
7. 7
   All the Way Strong

   The 1983 confident roots-pop album maintaining their Grammy momentum with tight rhythms and radio-friendly hooks.