Live!

This was so beautiful to finally get my hands on this wax! Opened it to get the vinyl and to my surprise a poster of Bob came out the sleeve, I did not know that a poster was included with the album. So dope, would totally buy this again!

Buena calidad del vinilo 100% recomendado y viene con un poster de Bob epico. Vale la pena tener este clasico.

This review is for the 3 vinyl LP recent (2016) release. Although a few tracks have still been left off the "complete" concerts and some tracks are faded out a little early and the on stage banter has been cut (relative to the concert set-list, and a rumoured bootleg video recording), this release is a nice document of the two shows in 1975. Certainly a massive improvement over the truncated original release, if you are a Bob Marley fan. The mastering is excellent and the (EU) pressing is very high quality with low surface noise. Both nights are a bonus, as is the replica tour booklet that documents the rise of reggae and Marley's virtual invention of the genre on/in Jamaica in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

I don't know how much explaining I need to do... It's Bob Marley live and this is one of his best. Get this album if you like raggae, if you don't but want to hear some, if you like Bob Marley, if you're a critic and want to be proven wrong, or because you have an empty space in your CD rack. Every track is awesome, Them Belly Full is worth the price of admission.

One of the remarkable things about the work of the late Mr. Marley is that if you ask people or look at Web and newsgroup reviews and opinions as to which was his best album, there are no definitive anwers.If you want a collection, then Legend in its latest form might be the one for you, but the 4-disc Songs of Freedom set is a great collection if you can afford it, and One Love may be a better single CD collection than Legend (at least it has 4 more tracks).Then there are a whole slew of studio albums from the astonishingly productive years of the mid and late seventies, for each of which there is someone to say that this is THE Bob Marley album. (I suspect that people, and this includes myself, as most strongly disposed towards the first Marley album they hear. First love is always the sweetest, I suppose.)Then there are the live albums, and even there the competition between Live! and Babylon By Bus is intense. Leaving out the consideration that Live! at thirty-odd minutes and seven tracks is a bit short, truth is there is not a lot to choose.Live! shows Marley and the band on peak form in performance in London, and here you have a nice example of a master performer perfectly in tune with an adoring audience, which at times is singing along en masse, giving a semblance of a soccer match crowd.There is an especially wonderful and moving rendition of No Woman No Cry, and the other tracks are not shabby either.All in all a very nice album to own and one I can heartily recommend to Marley fans, though I would not make it my first Marley purchase, and perhaps not even my first Marley live album purchase either, though ultimately these things are a question of personal taste.* A really worthless CD** A CD that has some good stuff, but some major defects.*** An OK CD that will please fans of the artist in question.**** An excellent CD that represents the best work of the artist in question and can be bought with confidence.***** An absolute classic that is the best, or among the best, of its genre. Your collection should start here.

Love it Love it

Sounds unbelievable on vinyl!!!

I used to own this album back in the days of vinyl and I always loved it. I saw Bob Marley live back in 1980 and this is like a memento of the concert (one of the best I've ever seen). I would recommend this as an introduction to Marley and a must-have for all his fans.