What is the best live reggae album of all time?

Nothing captures reggae's spiritual power like a live performance. From Bob Marley's Live! at the Lyceum to Burning Spear in Paris, vote for the live reggae album that best captures the electricity of the stage.

Live!

Bob Marley & The Wailers' 1975 essential live document, captured at the Lyceum Theatre in London at the height of the band's raw, electrifying power.

1/7

Babylon by Bus

A double live album from 1978 showcasing the Wailers' extraordinary live energy during their legendary European Kaya tour.

2/7

Live at the Roxy

Bob Marley & The Wailers' stunning 1976 Hollywood live recording, capturing an unparalleled night of reggae history in California.

3/7

Live at the Rainbow

Bob Marley's brilliant 1977 London concert recording from the Rainbow Theatre, capturing him at the peak of his global stardom.

4/7

In Concert: The Best of Jimmy Cliff

A classic 1976 live recording showcasing Jimmy Cliff's dynamic stage presence and the songs that first brought reggae to international audiences.

5/7

Live in Paris: Zenith '88

Burning Spear's powerful 1988 live document recorded in Paris, showcasing his hypnotic meditative stage presence and spiritual intensity.

6/7

Reggae Sunsplash '81

A landmark live recording from the iconic Jamaican festival, honoring Bob Marley just months after his death with an all-star tribute.

7/7