HAJAH - SKA DUB REGGAE

[bamber]

Back with more Lover's Rock again....

[bamber]

Unlikely. Rihanna is our saviour. God ~ I ~ hate that Umbrella song.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2NUa2kOk8Q

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^^^^^^^^^^

I have no idea what this video is all about. I implore you all to close your eyes and pay no attention to the flickering lights at all, just listen to this over and over and over........

[eFestivals]

hey Bamber, I've been wondering if you've ever heard any good reggae?

[bamber]

hey Bamber, I've been wondering if you've ever heard any good reggae?

, And it's taken you ten months to point this out? My tastes are what they are. Few agree with them. I do get the occasional supportive reaction. You were the one that somehow missed Scratch at the Glade last year? However...........?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2h6MUmKngg

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Edited March 24, 2012 by bamber

[eFestivals]

, And it's taken you ten months to point this out? My tastes are what they are. Few agree with them. I do get the occasional supportive reaction. You were the one that somehow missed Scratch at the Glade last year?

yeah, but that would have been a repeat for me ... whereas last year I got to add Johnny Clarke, The Abyssinians, and some others (who slip my mind right now) to my 'have seen' collection (and those two I name were both stunning ).... will get Johnny again in May for free at Vegfest, can't wait.

The only worthwhile 'new' reggae I've seen in years was from a bunch of young white lads called 'By The Rivers' .... they were fantastic as a live act, but sadly the EP I blagged off them is pretty poor.

I'm planning to add Tapper Zukie, and Junior Murvin to my 'seen' collection this summer. The oldies are still the best.

[Kizzie]

yeah, but that would have been a repeat for me ... whereas last year I got to add Johnny Clarke, The Abyssinians, and some others (who slip my mind right now)

'Misty in Roots'....who were fab.

I've just been trawling Youtube for a couple of hours for some of my old favourites. Misty in Roots are bloody great live, so much better than their studio stuff.

Ahem....unlike the 'Congo's', who are a band I really really want to catch before they die (pretty soonish by the looks of em') but the couple of tracks I watched were shockingly bad, even for a bunch of stoned geriatrics....

[bamber]

POPCAANALOGY

Edited March 31, 2012 by bamber

[bamber]

'Misty in Roots'....who were fab.

I've just been trawling Youtube for a couple of hours for some of my old favourites. Misty in Roots are bloody great live, so much better than their studio stuff.

Ahem....unlike the 'Congo's', who are a band I really really want to catch before they die (pretty soonish by the looks of em') but the couple of tracks I watched were shockingly bad, even for a bunch of stoned geriatrics....

Misty feature somewhere back in this thread, saw them many times, by all accounts John Peel's favourite album was Live at Counter Eurovision. Personally I love this one the most.....

[eFestivals]

Something new...

something not quite new

http://youtu.be/jut2KrOeOKY

[bamber]

This Train is bound to Glory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Cw_8ko6PrI

Edited April 8, 2012 by bamber

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Forgive me for the joyous certitude with which I present this again.

Edited April 16, 2012 by bamber

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It started with a stick.....

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7nnQ1ByVEw&feature=related

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[eFestivals]

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[bamber]

1977 was a long time ago. The message remains the same.

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[bamber]

Heard this tune for the first time blaring out of my (young) neighbours window on one of those sunny days. Thought it was Jamaican. Not so. Australian. Friggin' love this tune more than any other right now.

Knife P

Knife Party

arty

[LondonTom]

Yeah Knife Party are doing some great stuff ...they are just a smaller pendulum though...which makes me question it