Burn baby burn, 22 Jan 2008
Im keeping this quick,Great album with HOT tunes and hard lyrics,reggae classic also check out Still Blazing & reign of fire all excelent.

Capleton at his best!, 31 Aug 2004
This album is one of the best reggae albums that i have heard. It is Capleton at his best, the only album i like better of his is Still Blazing. Jah Jah City is a classic and will be played for years too come. Good in her clothes is a tune that everyone can sing along too. Its one of those albums which u can just listen too all the way through without skipping ANY tracks. I recommend that u buy it.

In a word, fantastic., 20 May 2003
A few people told me about Capleton, as they knew I was into my ragga/dancehall/reggae and one person in particular told me to go and buy More Fire. So I did. And I feel that I have to repeat this advice to anyone who likes ragga/dancehall/reggae as this album is heavy. From the simplistic, beautifully crafted rhythm in "Who Dem?" to the roots reggae in "Jah Jah City", this album is a masterpiece and nothing less. So buy it, damn you!

Burn baby burn, 22 Jan 2008
Im keeping this quick,Great album with HOT tunes and hard lyrics,reggae classic also check out Still Blazing & reign of fire all excelent.

Capleton at his best!, 31 Aug 2004
This album is one of the best reggae albums that i have heard. It is Capleton at his best, the only album i like better of his is Still Blazing. Jah Jah City is a classic and will be played for years too come. Good in her clothes is a tune that everyone can sing along too. Its one of those albums which u can just listen too all the way through without skipping ANY tracks. I recommend that u buy it.

In a word, fantastic., 20 May 2003
A few people told me about Capleton, as they knew I was into my ragga/dancehall/reggae and one person in particular told me to go and buy More Fire. So I did. And I feel that I have to repeat this advice to anyone who likes ragga/dancehall/reggae as this album is heavy. From the simplistic, beautifully crafted rhythm in "Who Dem?" to the roots reggae in "Jah Jah City", this album is a masterpiece and nothing less. So buy it, damn you!

RASTA, 20 Jan 2008
This is a banging album if you like his others ilke more fire and still blazing then you will love this,check out never share and sunshine girl with stephen marley but belive me the whole album is hot

Burn baby burn, 22 Jan 2008
Im keeping this quick,Great album with HOT tunes and hard lyrics,reggae classic also check out Still Blazing & reign of fire all excelent.

Capleton at his best!, 31 Aug 2004
This album is one of the best reggae albums that i have heard. It is Capleton at his best, the only album i like better of his is Still Blazing. Jah Jah City is a classic and will be played for years too come. Good in her clothes is a tune that everyone can sing along too. Its one of those albums which u can just listen too all the way through without skipping ANY tracks. I recommend that u buy it.

In a word, fantastic., 20 May 2003
A few people told me about Capleton, as they knew I was into my ragga/dancehall/reggae and one person in particular told me to go and buy More Fire. So I did. And I feel that I have to repeat this advice to anyone who likes ragga/dancehall/reggae as this album is heavy. From the simplistic, beautifully crafted rhythm in "Who Dem?" to the roots reggae in "Jah Jah City", this album is a masterpiece and nothing less. So buy it, damn you!

RASTA, 20 Jan 2008
This is a banging album if you like his others ilke more fire and still blazing then you will love this,check out never share and sunshine girl with stephen marley but belive me the whole album is hot

Really blazin', 16 Jul 2002
An apt title for a good album. Capleton is presented in a mature style but still linking up to his dancehall roots. The fire is still raging in the heart, and you feel it immediaelly track 1 starts. "Search fi a find" captures the general aim of a hustler in life. The message is to fight on the terms of Jah who will show you the way. Never forget to feel the drums on this track. "mashing up the world", old wisdom, but still relevant. Is anyone listening? Just these 2 tracks defines the rootsness of this album. Do not miss "red red red", "cyan taya" and all the hot dancehall vibe on this compilation.A good one from the Prophet.

Burn baby burn, 22 Jan 2008
Im keeping this quick,Great album with HOT tunes and hard lyrics,reggae classic also check out Still Blazing & reign of fire all excelent.

Capleton at his best!, 31 Aug 2004
This album is one of the best reggae albums that i have heard. It is Capleton at his best, the only album i like better of his is Still Blazing. Jah Jah City is a classic and will be played for years too come. Good in her clothes is a tune that everyone can sing along too. Its one of those albums which u can just listen too all the way through without skipping ANY tracks. I recommend that u buy it.

In a word, fantastic., 20 May 2003
A few people told me about Capleton, as they knew I was into my ragga/dancehall/reggae and one person in particular told me to go and buy More Fire. So I did. And I feel that I have to repeat this advice to anyone who likes ragga/dancehall/reggae as this album is heavy. From the simplistic, beautifully crafted rhythm in "Who Dem?" to the roots reggae in "Jah Jah City", this album is a masterpiece and nothing less. So buy it, damn you!

RASTA, 20 Jan 2008
This is a banging album if you like his others ilke more fire and still blazing then you will love this,check out never share and sunshine girl with stephen marley but belive me the whole album is hot

Really blazin', 16 Jul 2002
An apt title for a good album. Capleton is presented in a mature style but still linking up to his dancehall roots. The fire is still raging in the heart, and you feel it immediaelly track 1 starts. "Search fi a find" captures the general aim of a hustler in life. The message is to fight on the terms of Jah who will show you the way. Never forget to feel the drums on this track. "mashing up the world", old wisdom, but still relevant. Is anyone listening? Just these 2 tracks defines the rootsness of this album. Do not miss "red red red", "cyan taya" and all the hot dancehall vibe on this compilation.A good one from the Prophet.

RASTA, 20 Jan 2008
This is a banging album if you like his others ilke more fire and still blazing then you will love this,check out never share and sunshine girl with stephen marley but belive me the whole album is hot

Burn baby burn, 22 Jan 2008
Im keeping this quick,Great album with HOT tunes and hard lyrics,reggae classic also check out Still Blazing & reign of fire all excelent.

Capleton at his best!, 31 Aug 2004
This album is one of the best reggae albums that i have heard. It is Capleton at his best, the only album i like better of his is Still Blazing. Jah Jah City is a classic and will be played for years too come. Good in her clothes is a tune that everyone can sing along too. Its one of those albums which u can just listen too all the way through without skipping ANY tracks. I recommend that u buy it.

In a word, fantastic., 20 May 2003
A few people told me about Capleton, as they knew I was into my ragga/dancehall/reggae and one person in particular told me to go and buy More Fire. So I did. And I feel that I have to repeat this advice to anyone who likes ragga/dancehall/reggae as this album is heavy. From the simplistic, beautifully crafted rhythm in "Who Dem?" to the roots reggae in "Jah Jah City", this album is a masterpiece and nothing less. So buy it, damn you!

RASTA, 20 Jan 2008
This is a banging album if you like his others ilke more fire and still blazing then you will love this,check out never share and sunshine girl with stephen marley but belive me the whole album is hot

Really blazin', 16 Jul 2002
An apt title for a good album. Capleton is presented in a mature style but still linking up to his dancehall roots. The fire is still raging in the heart, and you feel it immediaelly track 1 starts. "Search fi a find" captures the general aim of a hustler in life. The message is to fight on the terms of Jah who will show you the way. Never forget to feel the drums on this track. "mashing up the world", old wisdom, but still relevant. Is anyone listening? Just these 2 tracks defines the rootsness of this album. Do not miss "red red red", "cyan taya" and all the hot dancehall vibe on this compilation.A good one from the Prophet.

RASTA, 20 Jan 2008
This is a banging album if you like his others ilke more fire and still blazing then you will love this,check out never share and sunshine girl with stephen marley but belive me the whole album is hot

Not your typical ive album!, 06 Jul 2004
Seriously this is not your typical live album! if you're expecting full renditions of songs,forget it.With a full live band providing the backing Capleton is let of the leash.Burning the wicked left,right and centre.Controversial topics are trampled and Babylon is ash.
There's around 36 tracks! and the album does'nt really get going til about track 22.It's all pull ups and rewinds FIRE STYLE! you're lucky to get a full verse and chorus on most songs and even a first verse! You know how it goes inna dancehall and if you dont...just go straight to tk 22 where the cooler vibes start to flow.It's a good quality recording mind but really (I feel) you had to be there and a video would be better.For hardcore fans and those of an inquisitive nature.ONE LOVE