What is the best reggae compilation album of all time?

By YPB Team

The best reggae compilations serve as both introductions and definitive retrospectives. From Legend to The Harder They Come soundtrack to The Trojan Story, vote for the compilation that best represents Jamaican music.

  1. Legend — ranked #11
    Legend
    The world's best-selling reggae album, collecting Bob Marley's greatest hits into the definitive single-volume introduction to reggae music.
  2. The Harder They Come — ranked #22
    The Harder They Come
    The revolutionary 1972 film soundtrack featuring Jimmy Cliff and peers that first exported reggae music to international audiences worldwide.
  3. The Trojan Story — ranked #33
    The Trojan Story
    The first major anthology from Britain's most important reggae label, showcasing decades of essential ska, rocksteady, and reggae singles.
  4. Studio One Story — ranked #44
    Studio One Story
    A curated 2003 retrospective of Coxsone Dodd's legendary Kingston studio, covering the foundational years of Jamaican popular music.
  5. This Is Reggae Music — ranked #55
    This Is Reggae Music
    Island Records' mid-1970s anthology that first presented reggae as a coherent genre to international audiences across four volumes.
  6. Club Reggae — ranked #66
    Club Reggae
    Trojan Records' influential compilation series capturing the authentic sounds of the reggae soundsystem era for UK audiences.

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