The cult album by Israel Vibration reissued for the first time since its release in 1996Released in 1996, Free to move is the zenith of the group's career. In France alone, the CD sold 40,000 copies in a few months, with a tour of around 30 dates in the country and a 3-night run in Paris at the Elysées Montmartre, the reggae temple of the era.Cover of the magazine L'AFFICHE at the time (Olivier Cachin was editor-in-chief), a highly noted appearance on Nulle Part Ailleurs on Canal+ live as a musical guest, the group was then considered THE reggae group that was a hit.An event today, since the CD had not been available since 2004, but above all the vinyl itself has not been available since its first release in 1996. At the time, the production pressed the vinyl which contained 12 tracks on a single vinyl with more than 30 minutes per side, which made the sound of this masterpiece dreadful.Today, we have started from the original tapes to master this masterpiece as it should be, with only 3 tracks per side in order to restore all the power of the mix and the optimal listening quality. It is therefore in the form of a double vinyl: 2 x 180g that this album will be reissued, with a 350 g UV glossy sleeve to restore all the prestige to this album, a cornerstone in the group's career.
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