John Lydon’s longtime friend joined John when he started Public Image Ltd. in the wake of the Sex Pistols’ demise. Jah Wobble was the bassist and the force of funk in PiL’s sound, and he went on to have quite a diverse and dynamic career after parting ways with Lydon, working with members of Can, U2’s the Edge, Sinead O’Connor and Primal Scream and prolifically recording and releasing solo records. Dub reggae, jazz, world music…he’s restlessly experimented with all that and more, and his first box set covers it all across 92 tracks chronicling nearly 40 years of recording. A 56-page booklet with extensive notes by the artist himself joins discs devoted to "greatest hits," "the Eighties," "world roots," "jazz," "ambient and spoken word" and "cover versions." The new single Merry Go Round; B-side Let’s Go Psycho, and new versions of the favorites Visions of You and Becoming More Like God join Public Image; Tightrope; Amor Dub; Feel (remix); Careering; Voodoo; Enough; Soledad; Bomba; Rush Hour; Virus B; Post Modern; Sacred; Liquidator; Take Five…a comprehensive portrait of the legendary Londoner! 30 Hertz.