This isn't a tidy fit under progressive rock. It's not a tidy fit under reggae, either, though. There is a lot of space rock here and some pure prog. I'd say that this is progressive music. Maybe "progressive reggae" would be the best title, but landing it under "progressive rock" works reasonably well. This set is classy no matter how you slice it, though.

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More pure reggae than a lot of the others here, this is rather exploratory and progressive in some ways. The instrumental jam later is one of those ways.

This remix is even trippier than the original take of the piece. The vocals are dropped way back in the mix.

The take here is also quite tied to prog rock, but this time more of a space rock vibe. The vocals are dropped way back into the mix.

The usual, vocals dropped way out approach is heard on this mix. The cut is more of a pure reggae one. The jam section pulls it up a bit, but of these versions, I think this is my least favorite.