NICE TIME. Alternate tracks & Dub versions of various tunes. No artwork.

BBC SESSIONS 1973. Contains 6 performances from two seperate radio visits.

THE RECORD PLANT. December 2, 1973. Nice set of studio outtakes along with 5 songs from a Radio One performance. The Third World Dylan, my friends.

JUNE 10, 1975. Quiet Knight Club. Has a real nice informal feel to the disc. A Great recording of 9 songs. Hey you even get to hear Bob talk to the crowd...what's up with that?

JULY 7, 1975. San Francisco, California. Just 10 tunes, the usual era material - love it.

APRIL 23, 1976 (2) Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. Lovely. Talk about passion. Jeez. A little more stage chat than some other boots that I own. Special.

THAT RASTA FEELING. June 24, 1976. London, England. Delightful show.

LONDON RAINBOW 1977. Superb soundboard that is damn near commercial quality. Just about all of my favorite Marley tunes are here - at the height of his powers.

MAY 25, 1978 (2) Madison, Wisconsin. Both the early and late show - inconsistant sound quality, but still the magic shines through. More than acceptable.

JUNE 8, 1978. Early Show. Boston. Damn. I think I went to this one with my Dad if you can believe. Bootleg sounds great.

WAKE UP AND LIVE (2) July 7, 1978 (Holland) and August 9, 1979 (Santa Monica) Terrific live set. Soundboard. Groove, Jah!

DECEMBER 15, 1979 (2) Nassau, The Bahamas. Very good soundboard. What the world needs now is Bob Marley.

JUNE 8, 1980. Kaisrelautern. Mediocre audience taping, not awful just not very good. Final track gets clipped. Still I enjoyed.

JUNE 12, 1980 (2) Dortmund, Germany. Excellent show & a very very good recording to boot. The I-Three's start off the night that Bob steps in for a generous set.

JUNE 27, 1980 (2) Milan, Italy. Start off with the great sound quality. You get a nice opening 4 song set from the I-Threes. A wonderful, rich, warm and energizing concert.

THE LAST SHOW. September 23, 1980. Pittsurgh, PA. Good to the end. Soundboard, no art.

BEDROOM TAPES (2) The first disc is the real precious treasure. This is solo Bob with guitar singing soulfully accompanying himself with guitar. Simply arresting. 2nd disc is a hodge podge sludge of demos or some such things.

CATCH A FIRE & BURNIN' DEMOS. The first set of Catch Demo's do have a little source hiss, but otherwise a nice little boot for my collection.

NATTY DREAD DEMOS. Some sweat material, quite finished sounding.

July 21, 1979 (2) Harvard Stadium, Cambridge, Massachusetts. I attended this show which was a fund raiser for some kind of African charity/cause. I remembering enjoying the show and then going to scoop ice cream that night. No ganja for me I had to go to work. Anyway, this taping ain't bad - though not essential.

KAYA DEMOS & MIXES. 2 Discs of imperfect sound but still glad it is sitting on my shelf.

WOUNDED LION SESSION. MP3 Version. 6 Studio outtakes, unreleased, unpolished jams from the the last man than stood.