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Contents: [Limited Edition] CD, new liner notes, no lyrics or translations, limited production until 2026/12/31 *After the period ends, it will end when stock runs out. [Track Listing] 1. Hymn to Victory 2. Ship Ahoy 3. Polluted Air 4. Hooks in Me 5. For the Love of Money 6. Now That We Found Love 7. Don't Call Me Brother 8. Nasty Rumors 9. Hymn to Victory (Live in London) **Bonus Track Rediscovering Hidden Gems for Western Music Fans! Hidden Masterpieces ~ Hidden Gems in 60/70s [37] Hidden masterpieces and long-awaited reissues that Western music fans can't miss are being released at affordable prices. The first in the series features 40 works selected from 60s and 70s rock/singer-songwriter/soul/funk. The O'Jays became the flagship act of Philadelphia International Records (PIR). Their second album with PIR, featuring a memorable cover with a slave ship motif, was produced by Gamble & Huff, and showcases the passionate roars of Eddie Levert and the soulful voice of Walter Williams clashing. It includes the funky track "Green God" with Anthony Jackson's striking bass, and "Fortress of Love," which has been covered by many artists from Third World to Heavy D & the Boys. (1973 release) Media reviews and more The O'Jays became the flagship act of Philadelphia International Records (PIR). Their second album with PIR, featuring a memorable cover with a slave ship motif, was produced by Gamble & Huff, and showcases the passionate roars of Eddie Levert and the soulful voice of Walter Williams clashing. This album includes "Green God," a funky track featuring Anthony Jackson's striking bass, and "Fortress of Love," a song frequently covered by artists ranging from Third World to Heavy D & the Boys. (1973 release) (C)RS