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What is the best Israel Vibration album of all time?

By YPB Team

Three polio survivors singing Rastafari harmonies with unmatched conviction, Israel Vibration's catalog is one of reggae's most moving stories of resilience and faith. Which album moves you most? Cast your vote!

  1. The Same Song — ranked #11
    The Same Song
    The 1978 debut produced by Tommy Cowan for his Top Ranking label, introducing three polio survivors singing harmony roots reggae.
    1000pts
  2. Play It Real — ranked #22
    Play It Real
    Their 2015 album on Utopia, recorded by Skelly and Wiss nearly four decades after the group's first single, Why Worry, appeared in 1976.
    775pts
  3. Stamina — ranked #33
    Stamina
    Their 2007 album on the Mediacom label, the duo's first new studio release in four years and a return to classic harmony roots reggae.
    689pts
  4. Forever — ranked #44
    Forever
    The 1991 RAS album that continued the reunited trio's run of roots reggae releases, with Skelly, Wiss and Apple all contributing songs.
    596pts
  5. Reggae Music Never Dies — ranked #55
    Reggae Music Never Dies
    The 2025 album produced by Aston Barrett Jr. with Wailers musicians, featuring Skelly's final recordings alongside new material from Wiss.
    596pts
  6. Praises — ranked #66
    Praises
    The 1990 RAS follow-up to Strength of My Life that built on the trio's comeback and cemented their international popularity with uplifting roots harmonies.
    596pts
  7. Free to Move — ranked #77
    Free to Move
    The 1996 album that peaked at number 14 on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart and was the last studio record by the original trio.
    596pts
  8. Why You So Craven — ranked #88
    Why You So Craven
    The 1981 follow-up capturing their raw street-level roots style with spiritual commentary and three-part harmonies.
    423pts
  9. Reggae Knights — ranked #99
    Reggae Knights
    The 2010 album recorded at Jimmy Cliff's Kingston studio with Roots Radics veterans and Robbie Shakespeare, nominated for the 2012 Grammy for Best Reggae Album.
    423pts
  10. On the Rock — ranked #1010
    On the Rock
    The 1995 album co-produced with Doctor Dread and backed by the Roots Radics, featuring the popular singles Rudeboy Shufflin' and Sugar Me.
    423pts
  11. Fighting Soldiers — ranked #1111
    Fighting Soldiers
    Produced in 2002 by the French label Nocturne and issued in the US by RAS the following year, a roots album from the Skelly and Wiss duo.
    423pts
  12. Strength of My Life — ranked #1212
    Strength of My Life
    The 1988 triumphant comeback album recorded with Ras Records after years of struggle, reaffirming their roots conviction.
    310pts
  13. Pay the Piper — ranked #1313
    Pay the Piper
    The 1999 RAS album, among the first made by Skelly and Wiss as a duo after Apple Gabriel left, keeping their spiritual roots message intact.
    310pts
  14. Unconquered People — ranked #1414
    Unconquered People
    Their second album, released by EMI's Harvest label in 1980, affirming their spiritual resilience and uncompromising Rastafari message.
    0pts
  15. IV — ranked #1515
    IV
    Israel Vibration's 1993 album on RAS Records, one of a steady run of roots releases by the original trio of Skelly, Wiss and Apple in the early 1990s.
    0pts
  16. Jericho — ranked #1616
    Jericho
    The 2000 RAS album recorded by Skelly and Wiss as a duo after Apple Gabriel's departure, backed by their longtime associates the Roots Radics.
    0pts

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