Peaceful and prophetic, Culture wrapped Rastafarian dogma in entrancing backbeats to become one of the biggest roots-reggae acts of the late '70s. Helmed by Joseph Hill, the band scored a massive hit with the single “Two Sevens Clash,” a track so sweet and twinkling that you'd never guess the group was singing about an impending apocalypse. Amid the increasingly violent clashes of Kingston, Culture pleaded for compassion with dubbed-out drums on “Stop the Fussing & Fighting,” laying out their philosophy instead against the mellow groove of “Peace and Love.”