Fy-Ah Fy-Ah [Digipak] - Bob Marley & The Wailers

Advantages: You will get paralized into a trance listening to Marley! His lyrics will flow through your mind while you chill in peace!
Disadvantages: The Only disadvantage is that there could be more songs, but thats me being picky!

...All the way from sunny sunny Jamaica Re-Released Bob Marley and the Wailers - Catch A Fire! Bob Marley the Son of Reggae who has brought us such songs as "One Love", "Waiting in Vain" and "No Women No Cry", do you realy think he will release a bad album? I Don't! Catch a Fire is extreamly down to earth, this album compared to most Marley and the Wailers album realy makes you think. Bass has been used alot more so if you got a Sub get it boomin! "Catch a Fire" is an excellent debut album by the Wailers. As you can see by the front cover the "Herb" has be written into his songs and this amazing mix of chilling reggae tunes and the soft flowin lyrics of Bob Marley realy is worth listening to. This remastered version is alot more clear and no static on the tracks which bring the quality up. If you like Bob Marleys previous albums you... Read review

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Advantages: Wonderful stuff
Disadvantages: Teetering on the bland

...The reggae album to top all other reggae albums, it is true to say that Exodus by Bob Marley and The Wailers was the record that truly broke reggae onto the world stage when it came into the light of day during the punk rock surge of 1977. No one disliked reggae except the most right wing of nutters and punks loved the rebel music. Bob Marley had already leapt into the spotlight in 1975 with the Live album and its accompanying No Woman No Cry epic single. Eric Clapton's I Shot The Sheriff smash in 1974 paved the way, but it was Exodus that captured the mainstream audience and was taken to that audience's heart. It was atour de force, still hard enough for the real dubsters (just about) but soft enough to make the Mums happy. Exodus the single was the highlight of the set, but it was run a close second by Jamming, Waiting In Vain... Read review

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Advantages: Positive feelings of the roots reggae music!
Disadvantages: None

...Brilliant. Absolute genious. I would say it is a masterpiece in every sense of the word. Every song is fresh and a pleasure to listen to, the political and releigious undertones and lyrics of the songs are heartwarming and pridefilling, and the sheer geneous of the instrumental playing and the structure of the songs is top class. In comparisson to other of Bob Marley & The Wailers albums, this IS the BEST. Without doubt, one of the most important albums of the 20th century - forget Nevermind, OK Computer, Appetite for Destruction or Revolver, Exodus is the ultimate audio experience from the greatest and most prolific songwriter of the last fifty years. This album is packed with the sweetest melodies you are ever likely to hear, thought provoking lyrics, and masterful guitar playing. Really great positive vibrations of Bobby's reggae supa... Read review

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