Catch A Fire (Deluxe Edition)

20 TRACKS: 1) Concrete Jungle (unreleased Jamaican version) 2) Stir It Up (unreleased Jamaican version) 3) High Tide Or Low Tide (unreleased Jamaican version) 4) Stop That Train (unreleased Jamaican version) 5) 400 Years (unreleased Jamaican version) 6) Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby) (unreleased Jamaican version) 7) Midnight Ravers (unreleased Jamaican version) 8) All Day All Night (unreleased Jamaican version) 9) Slave Driver (unreleased Jamaican version) 10) Kinky Reggae (unreleased Jamaican version) 11) No More Trouble (unreleased Jamaican version) 12) Concrete Jungle 13) Slave Driver 14) 400 Years 15) Stop That Train 16) Baby We've Got A Date (Rock It Baby) 17) Stir It Up 18) Kinky Reggae 19) No more Trouble 20) Midnight Ravers

With this, his major-label debut, Bob Marley not only became an international superstar, so did reggae itself. The world of music would never be the same after the burning, classic tracks of "Stir It Up," "Slave Driver," and "Concrete Jungle." Everything about this 1973 platter is seminal--Marley's lyrics are political, but never preaching; there's not a dud track on the entire disc; the accompaniment of Peter Tosh and Bunny Livingston is unbeatable; and while this is classic reggae, it never sounds clichéd. This is, quite simply, as timeless as music gets. With great packaging, this deluxe edition gathers the original album and the unreleased Jamaican version. The Jamaican disc features a different mastering and sequence, and two additional tracks that show Marley's softer side--"Hide Tide or Low Tide" and "All Day All Night." --Jason Verlinde