As far as tribute concerts go, this Bob Marley tribute is great. I thoroughly enjoyed most of the performers but some seemed out of place. Veteran  female rocker Chrissy Hynde still looked svelte in her black jeans but the now granny aged rocker seemed to be forcing her best skank movements. The inclusion of American rappers is appealing but the connection gets lost in the fiery rhetoric delivered rap style. When the lovely Lauryn Hill comes on stage and turns sideways she practically dissapears but her charismatic presence glows in spite of her anorexic looking condition. She delivers several memorable interpretations of Bob Marley. Busta Rhymes was fabulous in spite of the fact I didn't understand one word he sang of a familiar Marley tune. All the Marley children were marvelous and more(none) time should have been featuring Kymani who is only shown in the "extra" footage. Toots of the Maytals looked robust and still  able to carry a James Brown like image about himself; his performance was classy soul and he is the godfather of reggae soul. Jimmy Cliff looked very much the aging reggae star now sporting a bald look rather than a head of hair from his "The Harder They Come" days; his performance was succint and lacking fire but still good in a mellow sort of way. Queen(of what?) Latifah and Tracy Chapman were ok but wouldn't you just love to see them on an edition of celebrity boxing? May the best man, er, woman win. Anyway the musical homage was moving but the choice of artists was eclectic to say the least.  The quality of performance is inspired and a fitting tribute. Rita Marley and the I-Threes were stoic as usual and consistently solid. Definetly a mesmerizing experience and a bit like a freak show. The image of Bob Marley smiling on the video screen was awesome, his presence was felt and it seemed as though he were smiling upon the festivities. It was fantantic seeing all the Marley's performing. Recommended for the crossover generation, both young and old or those whose image of Marley's music cannot be tarnished.