Who says reggae, Bob Marley also have to say. The 1981 deceased charismatic artist has made this music genre in this country only really popular. "Live" by Bob Marley and the Wailers has always been a busboy on our student-fetuses. To bop with the favorite beauty for transferring song "No Woman, No Cry" was the ultimate expression of feelings. Even today, radiates the concert at the Lyceum in London July 1975 from a very special magic. 40 years seem to have gone to the album without a trace. Bob and his Wailers - unfortunately silent about the folder the name of the musicians - play formally into a frenzy. The eight songs on the disc come terrific over by the bank. Whether alltime Favorites such as "I Shot The Sheriff", "Get up, stand up" and the already mentioned "No Woman, No Cry" or this in not following numbers as "Trench Town" and "Lively Up Yourself": that's Reggae -Sound in absolute perfection. You can feel when listening to the good remastered Silberling, as the audience at the Lyceum of the Master and his crew has enchanted. But what more can I gush. It's best to put let yourselves of Bob Marley and the Wailer's live album in the reggae noise.
