The Capitol Session '73

Ire

A gift for my nephew who’s a huge Marley raggae fan. I assume he enjoys for he constantly replays it

Great live album from the Wailers! I would recommend this for any fan.

So great to hear Peter & Bunny sharing lead vocals with Bob.

I purchased both the CD/DVD, and Vinyl editions of this remarkable release and was absolutely stunned by how brilliant these performances were. It feels as if you’re sitting in on a rehearsal with the Wailers as they work through their material, and although Bunny had left the band before this was taped, this is definitely top tier Wailers.This performance really illustrates just how important Peter Tosh was while in the Wailers. His vocals and his musicianship is absolutely brilliant. He and Bob really complemented each other and it really shines through on these performances.The vinyl pressings are perfect on every level, and although expensive the sound quality is really quite impressive considering how this was originally recorded. If you’re a fan of the Wailers and vinyl, then by all means pick this up soon as it is apparently a limited edition.If you really want the full experience, then you definitely need to actually see this performance. The picture quality and sound on the DVD are both quite good considering the source material, and actually getting to experience this visually, really illustrates the passion and conviction behind this music. These guys weren’t just performing it; they were living it.This release is definitely a must for anyone who loves Bob Marley, The Wailers, or reggae music in general. This performance is a quintessential addition to any music collection, and should not be missed.

Did this happen to anyone else? The audio is okay -- probably live to 2-track or rushed multitrack mix. But no DVD, just 2 copies of the CD. The set finally catches fire on the very last song, "Get Up, Stand Up". Great energy there.

Really wish this snapshot of the great Bob Marley and the Wailers was better recorded, particularly for the money they're charging for the vinyl edition. Yeah, the music is great, but it all sounds kinda flat and lifeless through my speakers. Despite the cool-looking marbled green vinyl, the MP3 or CD would have been fine for this one.

As soon as I take it out of the packaging it deformed completely, something similar had never happened to me with another, and since I am in another country I cannot send a return, unfortunate

I am BLOWN AWAY by how good this sounds! I've seen and heard bootleg versions for years and can't believe how nicely it's cleaned up. The performance is likely the best Wailers recording ever captured and the vinyl print is superb. I strongly recommend this for all heavy reggae fans.

A little rawer and less polished than later recordings. Great early versions of Stir it Up and Get Up, Stand Up