Home / Music / Bob Marley's Kaya was criticized for going softMusic linernotes album music bob-marley-&-the-wailersBob Marley's Kaya was criticized for going softKaya received criticism for going soft. Its relaxed, laid-back sound stepped away from the militant quality of earlier Wailers records, with songs primarily revolving around love and marijuana. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesRastaman Vibration was Bob Marley's highest-charting US albumKaya recycles old Wailers songs — and marked Marley's return from exileExodus is the album that turned Bob Marley into a global icon.Exodus was Bob Marley's ninth studio albumKaya's best-known tracks are 'Is This Love' and 'Satisfy My Soul' — and it hit the UK top fiveExploreSons of Kemet's Black to the Future was recorded in LondonBlonde on Blonde was saved by a move to NashvilleFleetwood Mac jammed at Chess Studios in 1969Buena Vista Social Club was recorded in six days in HavanaStevie Ray Vaughan cut Couldn't Stand the Weather in 19 daysPrevious Bob Marley's Rastaman Vibration arrived in April 1976Next Bob Marley's Kaya came out in 1978 with tracks from the Exodus sessions