Parsed into three volumes labeled somewhat cryptically "Duppy Conqueror," "Soul Rebel," and "Mellow Mood," this collection of the best from reggae"s avatar is not particularly well packaged, but for Marley fans it"s a must-have. Among the assets are the sheer volume of tracks; inclusion of less well known Marley covers, like "Go Tell It on the Mountain" and Chuck Berry"s "Memphis"; and the "Soul Rebel" volume"s focus on his early Wailers era. But more creatively assembled Marley compilations also tell the story. While this effort is ambitious in track selection, it lacks liner notes. Shockingly, Marley"s original trio mates--Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh--are heard but uncredited. --Elena Oumano