I bought this crud at Newbury Comics in Boston and the best thing about it was being able to throw it in the trash six hours later. Awful and insulting.

I love Bob Marley but can't afford to waste money on his lesser stuff. This was packaged to look important but any hardcore fan could tell after a few minutes it was really lowgrade leavings and things laying around for reggae ripoff people to put out only for the sake of money. Buy Legend or Songs of Freedom but not this awful yardsale!

This is not only Bob Marley, but it's the original Wailers. Singing great songs on here such as Cheer Up, Can't You See, Go Tell it on the Mountain, Soul Captives, Soon Come, Hold on to This Feeling, Mr.Chatterbox, and all the instrumental takes at the end. This is a good collection of songs from the Wailers of 1969-70. And if you want the songs that came right before this, see Rock to the Rock, and Selassie is the Chapel, both inwhich I reviwed. And there is also a story behind this CD. Buy and it will explain. Along with keep you going with good Wailer music.

If Sugar Sugar (an amazing groove party to be listened to over and over) is not enough reason to pick up this album, then Stop the Train, Soul Shake Down, etc. sure make this a spectacular album for anyone interested in The Wailers or in the rhythms that are at the heart of reggae music.

Actually none of these songs sound very good: the audio is cheap, the quality is lacking but the box it comes in tricks you into expecting more.