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EP
Joined: Apr '05
Posts: 218Posted 20 years ago #Keep them dubs dirty....
Madlib's Blunted in the Bomb Shelter-need I say more?
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new cat
Joined: Oct '05
Posts: 20Posted 20 years ago #Scratch is a legend in reggae music. He is often times condidered the "Pink Floyd" of reggae because of his psycadelic style of experimenting with the dub effects. His black ark studio produced some of the hardest riddims to come outta kingston in the late 70s.
its too bad he got too into his drugs and kinda went insane...literally -
P fan #1
Joined: Apr '05
Posts: 576Posted 20 years ago #RudeOne said: Who Listens to reggae here? THat Hard drum and bass roots sh!t, the type of sh!t that lee perry has made.
Kentucky Skank is the shizzle dizzle bizzle.
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new cat
Joined: Oct '05
Posts: 20Posted 20 years ago #If you all want some KILLER funky reggae, check out the following compilation albums from the Vault's of Randy's Records out of Jamaica.
Out on a Funky Trip:
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Impact! Rare Funk, Soul, and Dub from the Vaults of Randys:
Absolutely necessary for any fan of the funk and the reggae.
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The songs on these are taken from 7" recordings that are damn near impossible to get your hands on. Check them out! available on both LP and CD. Word!
RASTAFARI! -
P fan #1
Joined: Apr '05
Posts: 576Posted 20 years ago #Me wan' de originall Reggae forty-five. -
new cat
Joined: Oct '05
Posts: 20Posted 20 years ago #Good luck finding those cuts pon da 45. Damn near impossible to find for a reasonable price. I man been tryin to get my hands on any of that for some time now with no luck. -
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Posts: 83Posted 20 years ago #ive been looking to get some gnarly regge albums but i don't know where to start. can you recommond any other albums along with the ones topside? -
new cat
Joined: Oct '05
Posts: 20Posted 20 years ago #depends on what yu are looking for...
are you into dub reggae, roots rock reggae, dancehall, or the funky side of reggae?
i can give many suggestions for any of these sub-genres (except dancehall, most of that is just crap) -
new cat
Joined: Oct '05
Posts: 7Posted 20 years ago #Big up everybody! Greetings from Portugal! I listen to a lot of reggae! I prefer the roots reggae things! I love Dub! What a great achievement for music producers of all kinds! Try listen to all the Soul jazz Records compilations like the Dynamite series and labels like Studio One Records and Trojan records. You also have some hip hop songs that have sampled reggae artists.
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new cat
Joined: Oct '05
Posts: 20Posted 20 years ago #Try listen to all the Soul jazz Records compilations like the Dynamite series and labels like Studio One Records and Trojan records
agreed, the soul jazz and dynamite series are golden. good suggestions xoices! -
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Posts: 32Posted 20 years ago #Reggae whats reggae, iam joking, i love to burn one down when i listin to reggae.
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EP
Joined: Apr '05
Posts: 180Posted 20 years ago #Rocky Mountain Yeti said: depends on what yu are looking for...
are you into dub reggae, roots rock reggae, dancehall, or the funky side of reggae?
i can give many suggestions for any of these sub-genres (except dancehall, most of that is just crap)
dancehall can get down though!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the mashing sh!t though!!!
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