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TheEndHasNoEnd

hmmm reggae, reggae is amazing.

some of the bands i like that are reggae are slightly stoopid, long beach dub allstars, long beach shortbus, bob marley, kymani marley, ziggy, mishka, peter tosh, bFoundation, Duburbia, SUBLIME.

i reccomend if you like reggae go to www.sublimearchive.com they got lots of underground reggae. free audio too.

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Hashishi

I, uh...am personally not a fan of reggea...*watches small, red dot move across monitor*

I do enjoy the influence Dancehall and the Carribean scene has had upon popular music...but traditional reggea and dub just don't do it for me.

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innervision311

Wow this thread was bumped from pre-9/11...

Someone got their spelunker training kit in the mail!

Jake

I like listening to rock, classic rock, and punk rock mosto f the time I'm stoned. I also enjoy ska a lot more.

But when it comes to reggae - I never got interested enough in it to listen to people other than Bob and Damien. I know there's some great reggae music out there, but I'm content with Marley.

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Raised Fist

No one who originally posted on the thread said Dennis Brown...

Westbound Train is one of my favorite reggae tunes (followed by Dubcat's cover).

 

fuzzyninja

Watch the Bob Marley "LIVE" DVD. I seriously almost cried when I first watched it. "No Woman No Cry" is amazing, but what song of his isn't, really?

_stalemate_

This isn't ultimatly "reggae", though I do enjoy it and it is closely based. Try out the RX Bandits, they've been around awhile and fuse together alternative music and reggae fairly well. If your willing to check them out I recommend either buying "Progress" or "The Resignation", or downloading:

Overcome (With Recapulation)
Epoxi-Lips
Only For The Night
Analog Boy
Mastering The List
Falling Down The Mountain
1980

and just find more, altogether great.

Oh, and first post

imported_ThatGuy

its not traditional reggae in the sense of the great Bob Marley, but...

im really liking beenie man right now. his album from kingston to king of the dancehall has some nice bumpin noise, and the music is nice and upbeat, usually gets me in a good mood.

Raised Fist

Listening to his Murderer cover right now... sick song (so is the original lol)

i_sensi

i think

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damian marley
bob marley
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