: Set One () 1-1: Trenchtown Rock (5:10) 1-2: Burning And Looting (5:09) 1-3: Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) (4:35) 1-4: Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock) (5:25) 1-5: Stir It Up (5:44) 1-6: No Woman, No Cry (7:37) 1-7: Natty Dread (5:27) 1-8: Kinky Reggae (7:55) 1-9: I Shot The Sheriff (5:15) 1-10: Get Up Stand Up (10:18) : Set Two () 2-1: Trenchtown Rock (4:23) 2-2: Slave Driver (4:02) 2-3: Burning And Looting (4:56) 2-4: Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) (3:53) 2-5: Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock) (5:16) 2-6: No Woman, No Cry (7:06) 2-7: Kinky Reggae (6:42) 2-8: Natty Dread (4:33) 2-9: Stir It Up (4:43) 2-10: Lively Up Yourself (7:49) 2-11: I Shot The Sheriff (7:08) 2-12: Get Up Stand Up (10:17)
Description:
Japanese deluxe edition 2 x SHM-CD pressing. Universal. 2018.
At the Lyceum, London, July 17 & 18 1975.
Released in a regular jewel case with clear double tray.
Includes an obi strip, as well as an additional 24-page black & white booklet with liner notes in Japanese and lyrics in both English and Japanese.
"Live" is a powerful live album on CD by the legendary reggae icon Bob Marley, released under the Universal label. Captured in concert, this recording showcases Marley and his band in their most authentic form: raw, energetic, and deeply moving. The set is characterized by driving rhythms, extended grooves and call-and-response moments with the audience, making the listener feel as if they are standing right in front of the stage. Signature songs unfold here with an intensity and spontaneity that studio versions can only hint at, turning "Live" into an immersive document of Marley's stage presence and musical charisma. The sound quality emphasizes the warmth of the band and the collective energy of the crowd, while the song selection spans uplifting anthems and socially conscious tracks that define Marley's artistic legacy.
Bob Marley stands as one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century and the global face of reggae. As the frontman of The Wailers, he helped bring Jamaican music and Rastafarian culture to a worldwide audience. Marley's songs, often centered around freedom, love, spirituality, and social justice, transformed reggae from a regional style into an internationally respected art form. Over his career he achieved major commercial and cultural success with albums and songs that became universal hymns against oppression, and his work continues to inspire successive generations of artists and fans. His live performances were especially renowned for their spiritual intensity and ability to unite audiences across borders and backgrounds, and "Live" captures precisely that magic on disc.
The label behind this CD, Universal, is one of the largest and most established forces in the global music industry. With a vast catalog that spans genres, eras and continents, Universal is known for combining high production standards with long-term catalog care. Many of the world's most important artists have released key works through Universal, which has built a reputation for high-quality reissues, carefully curated compilations and meticulous handling of classic recordings. With "Live," Universal presents a central piece of reggae history in a format that respects both the music and its enduring cultural significance.
Reggae
4.175
- Dancehall 23- Dub 419- Mainstream Reggae 3.087- Raggamuffin 20- Roots 81- Ska 545
