Chant Down Babylon: The Island Anthology

Chant Down Babylon: The Island Anthology is a compilation album by Burning Spear. It was released by Island Records in 1996.

Disc one

 * 1) "Marcus Garvey" (Winston Rodney, Phillip Fullwood)
 * 2) "Slavery Days" (Rodney, Fullwood)
 * 3) "I & I Survive" (Rodney, Fullwood)
 * 4) "Old Marcus Garvey" (Rodney, Fullwood)
 * 5) "Tradition" (Rodney, Delroy Hines, Rupert Willington)
 * 6) "The Invasion (A.K.A. Black Wa-Da-Da)" (Rodney, C. Paisley, Fullwood)
 * 7) "Door Peep" (Rodney)
 * 8) "No More War" (Rodney)
 * 9) "Black Soul" (Rodney)
 * 10) "Man In The Hills" (Rodney)
 * 11) "Cultivation" (Rodney)
 * 12) "The Sun" (Rodney, Fullwood, Don Taylor)
 * 13) "It's A Long Way Around" (Rodney, Fullwood)
 * 14) "Throw Down Your Arms" (Rodney)
 * 15) "Dry & Heavy" (Rodney)
 * 16) "Black Disciples" (Rodney)
 * 17) "The Lion" (live) (Rodney)
 * 18) "Jordan River" (live) (Rodney, M. Lawrence, Fullwood)
 * 19) "Jah No Dead" (Rodney)

Disc two

 * 1) "Marcus Children Suffer" (Rodney)
 * 2) "Social Living" (Rodney)
 * 3) "Marcus Say Jah No Dead" (Rodney)
 * 4) "Nyah Keith" (Rodney)
 * 5) "Civilize Reggae" (Rodney)
 * 6) "Mek We Dweet" (Rodney)
 * 7) "My Roots" (Rodney)
 * 8) "Recall Some Great Men" (Rodney)
 * 9) "Great Men's Dub" (Rodney)
 * 10) "One People" (Rodney)
 * 11) "African Women" (Rodney)
 * 12) "Jah Kingdom" (Rodney)
 * 13) "Praise H.I.M." (Rodney)
 * 14) "Should I" (Rodney)
 * 15) "Estimated Prophet" (Robert Weir, John Perry Barlow)
 * 16) "Thank You" (Rodney)

Credits

 * Compilation produced by Jerry Rappaport
 * Executive producers Bill Levenson and Trevor Wyatt
 * Digitally mastered by Joseph M. Palmaccio, PolyGram Studios
 * Additional mastering by Suha Gur, PolyGram Studios
 * Essay by Amy Wachtel
 * Package design by Aldo Sampieri
 * Photographers: David Corio (front cover), Chris Carroll, Adrian Boot, Dennis Morris
 * Project coordination by Terry Tierney
 * Project assistance by Catherine Ladis
 * Special thanks: Chris Blackwell, Hooman Majd, Jon Baker, Pat Monaco, Holly Ferguson, Harry Weinger, Pattie Chirico and the staff at the Polygram Studios and the staff at Island Studios, London.