What makes Liberation by Bunny Wailer notable?

This album is notable for its deep exploration of themes such as social justice and personal freedom, aligning with the Rastafarian ethos. While it did not achieve mainstream commercial success, it solidified Wailer's reputation as a voice of the marginalized and contributed to the global appreciation of reggae music during a time of rising interest in world music. By 1989, Bunny Wailer had established himself as a solo artist following his departure from The Wailers. 'Liberation' was his fifth studio album, coming after the critically acclaimed 'Rock 'n' Groove' in 1986, showcasing his continued evolution in sound and message as a prominent figure in reggae music.