It's difficult to tell what studio album is Bob Marleys best because of the brilliance in them ...choosing Bob's best album is a subjective matter...

Always hailed Survival, Uprising, & Confrontation as his top 3. Never knew they were meant as a trilogy. Thanks for this info. RIP For-Iver the King of Reggae Robert Nesta 🙏❤️💛💚🙏🇪🇹🇯🇲

Uprising is a Masterpiece. This channel presents reggae on another level. The intellligence and appreciation of reggae is always evident.

I wore out my cassette in my car, I melted it down...he passed on my mom's birthday and I was in Negril and flew back to NY, when I got to her house she was playing music from this "album"...Jah Rastafari ‼🌞🌿and thx always to R.A.S.

Brother you're so right. Bob Marley music is what took me thru the 80s and 90s as a young man. I still wake up in the morning and go to google and say "ok google play Bob Marley."

This is the one, something to it. So uplifting, raw and heavy. Comming from the cold, bad card, Zion Train, Could you Be loved, pimpas paradise, redemption song just acoustic, etc.. all in one. Pure reggae at its highest form.

one of the resons Marley is my favourite artist is that he has tones of albums and recordings,.....and not a bad one...

I agree with the presentation Bob is more than a Legend in capital letters. He was a Messenger. He delivered excellently on his mandate and/ or mission. There will never ever be anyone like him. It is a Blessing than he lived among men. Jah Rastafari

That was the first Reggae album I ever heard when I was an angry young punk rocker, and dramatically changed my life to being a positive soul rebel, and life long Reggae Musician and Promoter 🙏

My favourite musician of all times. I love everything he did ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

Bob changed life. I love all his songs and albums but survival is my number one .Ever song in that album gives me goosebumps. Ride natty ride, ambush in the night, Babylon system, etc

Bob Marley and the Wailers Uprising Album was released on the 10-06-1980 in the UK. Nice one from South London.

thank jah we dont have to choose 1, but Bob left us with tons of roots reggae music for us to enjoy. True love from the gong himself

Magnificent and outstanding Tribute. Bless up! ❤

Bob Marley is a 🐐

Jah Bless Brother Bob Marley! One Love ❤💛💚

So hard to choose a favourite, but all things considered, would have to go with Kaya. It's just so mystical and groovy , and has awesome horns in it. And the I threes sound amazing. The best songs are Crisis Misty morning Running away Sun is shining

Aren't we blessed to have been touched by such a beautiful soul. Did he penetrate your heart with love and light? Is he a burning light in the darkness? One in a trillion.

New Zealand is per capita, one of the highest consumers of reggae in the world. Bob Marley and the Wailers played a legendary 1979 outdoor concert in Auckland NZ, at Western Springs, a legendary venue. From that moment on, reggae was adopted by this country, the Maori people especially. This is their legacy NZ reggae bands 1814 Black Seeds Chaos Cornerstone Roots Dread Beat and Blood Fat Freddy"s Drop Fly My Pretties General Fyre Herbs House of Shem International Observer Katchafire Kora LAB Pitch Black Rhombus Salmonella Dub Sons of Zion Sticks and Shanty Tahuna Breaks The Kingites The Managers The Midnights Three Houses Down Trinity Roots Unity Pacific

Great vidéo as usuel. RAS is the best

One love,One Caribbean,, 🇱🇨👊🏼🇯🇲👍🏼♥️🔥🔥🔥

For me Survival is his greatest album.

I always rate Bob Marley's RASTAMAN VIBRATION as his best album he ever made.

The first time I heard this I was 9 yrs old I got hooked 9n to reggae till today I'm now a musician and I felt deeply connected but there was a reason he wants to jammin with me bob Chuwa Bob Chuwa-wa-wa jamming from Kilimanjaro in Tanzania the true Mt Zion

Nah Bob’s best album for me is survival,the first album made in his newly built Tuff Gong studios & u could hear it! His most militant & bass heavy album & for me a direct answer to some critics who felt he had gone soft or too commercial

YES yES , RAS Bless 🙏🏾.the nearest i got to see Bob Marley and the Wailers was in North London , the old Rainbow Theatre 1977 , unfortunately i was a young broke early teenager, but it didn't stop me & friends trying to get into the back door! (long story cut short..haha) .."ONE LOVE" 🌍 💚

"Catch a fire" and "Burnin´" are the best albums.

I am a huge fan of Bob Marley and the Wailers. His music has very powerful revolutionary messages. Truly opened my eyes when growing up listening to his music. Bob Marley still lives through his music. Rest easy Robert Nesta Marley ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

I love ❤️ all his records, but the confrontation album hits me the hardest on a spiritual level.. The messages are prolific.. Uprising indeed was triumphant.. Rest in power Bob ❤

Tengo 50 pirulos, crecí con este ser, tuve que esperar a que "terminara" la dictadura militar en Uruguay para que toda su música llegara hasta los sectores más oprimidos de la sociedad...un viaje mágico porque desde un lugar oprimido venía,gracias siempre ❤️💛💚

My favourite song as I'm writing this is ROOTS, it is so underrated but it carries a very strong message and it is a sentiment to Rasta faith..... but my favourite can change tomorrow.... All of his songs are my favourite depending on time and space

Wonderful and an apt appreciation of a great songs of inspiration by d greatest reggae artist that ever was and ever would be be. Exodus was hailed as bob biggest commercial success due to its appeal to a wider and mixed audience. But when it comes to being inspirational and consistent with d reggae music theme of "resisting against d system" we give it to uprising. Continue to rest in peace Robert Nesta Marley.

I always loved Uprising especially for the sick bass lines of Aston "Family man" Barrett

Uprising was the first reggae album I ever heard. If I had to pick one album Uprising would be it. The songs, production, mixing - everything about this album - place it at the very top.

I had ALL his albums but thank God he set me free from this cult.

Exodus was a conscious attempt at bringing Bob's music to a wider Pop audience consequently a lot of promotion and exposure went into it...(Particularly the album's B-side riddled with love songs)....All Bob's work are great but too often the younger generation forget albums like Natty Dread (probably his most militant release snd arguably his best ROOTS work).

Yeah Mon..I listen to this very album

Excelente video. Album favorito de Bob!

I own this album on wax, each track is special and Redmption Song is my favourite ! Really good content, bless from Poland !

Give thanks for a beautiful presentation and appreciation! The greatest album of all time, IMO.

Long Live the Gong❤️💛💚🎸🎶🎤🎶

Your contribution is valued

I agree with your choice of Uprising

My brotha’ until you go stand as I did in his studio at Tuff Gong studios in Marcus Garvey Drive and also sit in the recording room where they all battled it out timelessly to get that analogical reggae sound they wanted back then, none of us can be sure which was his greatest album in his words… We all have our opinions which I respect you for, but when I went to the studios, his home and the museum which Chris Blackwell at Hope Road in Kingston more or less gifted Bob I spent much time thinking and speaking to various people about what inspired Bob and what was a driving force for him and The Wailers. No one could determine which album Bob could say was his best… even met Andrew Tosh ( son of the late great Peter Tosh ). Personally, the Exodus and remake of Catch a Fire albums on vinyl brought Bob the most fame at the time of their releases. Although in the 1970s Burnin’ Natty Dread Rastaman Vibration Kaya were raw reggae musical treasure until the 1908s when Uprising began to see a direction in music which a lot did not embrace, but by then, Blackwell had his hand well and truly in the pop world marketing Bob and The Wailers thanks to the live albums in the 70s and 80s…Babylon by bus for example and the tours in Europe really sold the band to the world. Living in The US and his ‘’exodus’’ to London’s here I lived at the time brought me to appreciate the Lyceum and Rainbow concerts which showed the world that reggae was a force to be reckoned with. I am 62 now, my family are from Clarendon ( a parish in JA and I have been in and around music from day one as a youth connected to certain sound systems in the 1970s and early 80s. Your videos have been inspiring for many as I have shared them with positive vibrations (!) as feedback. One man you need to check out who I used to rub shoulders with in London until he ‘’disappeared’’ is the band leader of The Equals and excellent singer, Eddie ‘’Living on the Frontline’’ Grant. Although during my time his brand of reggae crossed over for its rock appeal and ‘’Funky Like A Train’’ will forever live and be on my record player as his underground hit that many would get down to at the Global Village where he once played with the Equals to launch the track.

Agreed. This was always my favourite. RIP Tuff Gong.

All Bob's albums from Rastaman vibration up to the confrontation album are all masterpieces in their individual right, however I root for the Kaya Album, like it for its general reggae pop feel, with a balance of both free flowing smooth love tracks and some serious conscious reggae tracks.

EPIC ...Love is Live! Album and Babylon By Bus awesome * Bless his soul *

Another nice vid bro!!!

My favorite is Uprising

keep up the good work

Legend Album ""is amongst the best"

Catch a Fire, and Exodus, are widely known as being his undisputed two best albums.

Uprising is my favorite post Tosh and Bunny record! Awesome video!

I enjoy and look forward to your commentary #lovesign #reggae

All killer no filler

I love Uprising, but the Natty Dread album may be my favorite go to.

Survival,uprising ,confrontation were a trilogy ? That is why they look so similar. We and dem is the best tract of uprising .

All Bob's albums are great: Uprising has Forever loving Jah, which is one his deepest, most spiritual songs.

Amazing

Fantastic album and great video. Thank you

Your narration in this episode is absolutely fantastic. Respect Ras Dennis

The king of music. Thanks for the video brethren. JAH GUIDE. the best album for me is uprising as well. They all equal. But uprising have have that mystic vibe upon it. JAH BLESS I

Two songs that I hold in high esteem; "Rebel Music", where Bob is giving the government and the security forces in Jamaica, a harsh scolding for putting up road blocks all over the island seaching for people in possession weed. Even if you are a weed smoker, you could find this song very funny. the second one is "So much things to say." Here, Bob is warning would-be revolutionaries who are not well connected to be careful. AND don't forget "Rat Race".

For me, it's Survival.

Bless up

Excellent video! Could you do one on my favorite BMW album.. Survivors. But thank you. I love this channel.

Listen to redemption song and let that lead you to his posthumous lp confrontation to hear give thanks & praises. Wipe the tear from your eye & chuck on positive vibration which will make you feel so good natty dread you are bound to get to 7th street

I bought this album when it came out and I’ve still got it, was the last one by Bob I bought

My opinion. Bob Marley's best is Survival, Bunny Wailer I go for the album Blackheart man and for Peter Tosh I go for Equal rights. With regards to Bunny Wailer there are two tracks on his Protest album, Scheme of things and Moses children which are masterpieces

survival is my fav

I go with Rastaman Vibration, Bob's best album.

There was no one "best" album or song by Marley. Every one has the ones they feel the most....imo, the song Babylon System stands up next to any of them. All uplifting.

Catch a fire is my number one

Today We Have iT@ 0:16 it's Michael Schumacher in Singapore , Funny fact is Marley only drove B-M-W not Mercedes ☮ and what a beautiful paintings !@! 5:30 Zion Train Just like saying Good-Bye 🌍

I love you my leggen

I thought in 1981 CHANCE'S ARE was the last .... UPRISING in 1980.....Confrontation came out in 1983

Kaya was a heavy album..Dont think you can pick 1 album.. Its subjective.

My ranking of Bob Marley Albums are - For the number 1 Bob Album is a tie between Survival and Confrontation- then Rastaman Vibration Then Exodus then Uprising… but of course they are all good ….!

I really believe'Bob' would appreciate this ,( real ) African man doing these Videos... yeah mon ':... '; kyro kyro'...

You left out "Forever Loving Jah"..maybe for obvious reasons. A song of defiance to the critics of Rasta.

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And Thank You @Reggae Appreciation Society for this thumbnail.. First time seeing a photo of LEGENDARY Cover Designer Neville Garrick though I've had citations of him in magazines, journals and on album covers in over 40 years...Can you believe it? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣..... True Dat...!!

Yessir

Classic Lp

Survival no1

*Uprising was recorded before Bob fell ill and not while he was undergoing chemotherapy.

*Rastafari Jah the Conquering Lion of Judah hath prevailed to open the book & to loose the seven seals thereof...Selah...*

Dude wah yu never chat bout weh and dem ?! Damn it man do yo homework properly now! Also, I am finding it difficult to watch his last photos of him without his locks and looking sick, because I will always be remembering him uncle Bob marley in his full strength

No he's wrong, I have a band version of redemption song on 7in 45 rpm radio copy white label and one called jah love on radio copy I had about 15 white labels at 13 yrs old in Edinburgh SCOTLAND I HAD TO SEND TO J-A OR LONDON SOUND SYSTEM II HAVE ALL THE PIC DISCS

its impossible to say any of his records are better than others. id probably go with rainbow country as his best song. i tend to like the pre island recordings but hard to say any thing is not good.

Wats y'all favorite Bob marley sony ?

What about the other 2? WORK WE AND THEM?

The story is that don Taylor had chage the african promoters too much money for the concert and bob kicked don down😮

That song was not from Marcus Garvey speach. Do your research. Man. But it was still a nice vedio:)

The only bad song on Uprising is "Bad card"

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