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Bob Marley and the Wailers
Island, 2005
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highly recommended
Great Marley Overview
This compilation features great sound, far better than on my CD copy of Legend from the 1980s. The only omission I don't understand is Three Little Birds. That aside, this gives casual fans just about all the Bob Marley they'll ever need, and it does so at a great price.
Bob Marley and the Wailers
Great collection of Mr. Marley's hits.... a must have for all, even if you are not a big fan.... anyone can enjoy these heartfull songs
Gold - A very comprehensive collection
To my taste, this collection of later Marley songs is the most comprehensive one, as far as Classics-covering concerned. When I was shopping for the perfect Marley collection for me, I made a list of songs I wanted to be on it. "
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" is the only one that answered all of my demands, although later I learned that I missed a few, which are compensated by the "Exodus" album. Not to mention, I ended up liking a lot of other songs from "Gold" that I didn't know before.
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This collection will help you "Lively Up Yourself"
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" is just about the perfect Bob Marley collection out there. It's got over 30 songs on two discs, lots of photos and a history of the band, and it all comes at a good price. If you want to get into Bob Marley's amazing music, this is the perfect place to go. I can only wonder what it would have been like if Bob Marley were still alive today. Well anyway, this dual-disc collection is definitely hands-down worth the investment. Thanks for the time, and peace.
WARNING: Three Little Birds not included
Several here have already written lengthy reviews that I agree with, so I'll just hit two key points:
1. IF YOU'RE NEW TO BOB MARLEY OR REGGAE IN GENERAL, THIS SET IS A GREAT PLACE TO START! It has pretty much all the hits from his entire career as well as some lesser known gems. I'm not even a big reggae fan, but my wife got me hooked on Bob Marley, and after hearing the 14 or so cuts on the "Legend" cd, I wanted more. Here, across 34 tracks on 2 cd's, there's just not many songs you'll feel compelled to skip. If the price of this 2cd set is still a little high, you may consider the multi-platinum "Legend" cd instead, but be warned: "Legend" gives you just 14 or so tracks while "
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" is just a coupla bucks more and gives you more than twice that (34) and includes every song on Legend except one.
2. Unfortunately, the one song omitted on this set is a huge one. "Three Little Birds" is one of Marley's most instantly infectious songs, with an ultra catchy chorus that can't help but put a bounce in your step ("Don't worry... about a thing; cause every little thing, is gonna be alright!"). It's clearly a signature song of his and would definitely be track #1 on any reggae compilation I put together. It's easily the favorite Marley cut for both me and my wife, and we rarely agree on much when it comes to music! And yet it couldn't be included in a 2 disc collection of what is supposed to be Bob Marley's "best" songs? Pathetic.
I'm still glad I upgraded my Legend cd to this as it's more complete and the remastered sound is fuller and richer than my old "Legend" cd, but the compiler of this set clearly felt they couldn't include every song from "Legend" for fear of making the "Legend" title completely irrelevent, but the fact of the matter is, they should have left off something else! Or better yet, just include everything from Legend and make this cd a small amount more and reduce the price of "Legend" to better differentiate the two titles.
So the music here is great, but the marketing on this stinks, and that's the only reason this set doesn't get 4 or even 5 stars from me!!
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Tracks
Stir It Up | Slave Driver | Concrete Jungle | Get Up, Stand Up | I Shot The Sheriff | Burnin' And Lootin' | Lively Up Yourself | Rebel Music (Three O'Clock Roadblock) | Trenchtown Rock | No Woman, No Cry | Jah Live | Positive Vibration | Roots, Rock, Reggae | Crazy Baldhead | Natural Mystic | Exodus | Jammin' | One Love / People Get Ready | Waiting In Vain | Punky Reggae Party | Is This Love | Sun Is Shining | Satisfy My Soul | Kinky Reggae | Medley: War / No More Trouble | So Much Trouble In The World | Africa Unite | One Drop | Could You Be Loved | Coming In From The Cold | Redemption Song | Buffalo Soldier | Rastaman Live Up | Iron Lion Zion
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