exitspeed

God, I'm hoping that was sarcasm.

Keep it coming guys. Good stuff.

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96Turbo

I fucking live for reggae music. Here's a list of shit that's worth listening to that i came up with off the top of my head. Mainly i'm into the new "white boy" reggae style, but i threw in some other shit as well.

Just check out myspace music pages for any of these bands and i promise you'll be bobbin your head


"Newish/Cali Style"

Sublime
Rebelution
Passafire
EDIT: Stick Figure
The New School Dropouts
The Expendables
The b Foundation
RAC
Tomorrow's Bad Seeds
Underwater
Soulafide
Pepper
Long Beach Dub Allstars
Mad Caddies
The Supervillains
311
Dirty Heads
Slightly Stoopid
Long Beach Shortbus
South Side Dub


Classics

EDIT: Toots & The Maytals
Bob Marley
Don Carlos
Prince Far I
John Holt
Peter Tosh
Bunny Wailer
Black Uhuru
Eek-a-mouse
Half Pint
Yellowman

DUB

10 Foot Ganja Plant
John Brown's Body (dub/other)

Other

Matisyahu
Bedouin Soundclash

lunatyk

Add Katchafire to that list. They have some great music.

96Turbo

word....i'm checking out their myspace right now. pretty tasty

japslapsilvia

hear is a list of artist that cover a wide varity of styles dancehall, lovers rock, roots n culture.

I Wayne
Alaine
Beres Hammond
Sanchez
Morgan Heritage
T.O.K
Elephant Man
Tanya Stephens
Tanto Metro & Devonte
Beenie Man
Mavado
Bounty Killa
Capleton
Lexxus

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Thanks for keeping this alive guys.

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CrimsonRockett

Whenever I go on long drives, I tend to mix it up a bit and listen to a ton of different things.

Lately, I've been listening to Matisyahu.

King Without A Crown is a favorite, but the whole album is pretty good.

Obviously listen to the old school Bob Marley stuff.

It's that chill music you can just cruise to and be happy with life.

At least that's how it makes me feel.

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stiizy

i like all the 90's stuff like

Shabba
Shaggy
Shinehead
Beenie Man
Monster Shack Crew
Bounty Killah
Mad Cobra
Junior Reid
Beres Hammond
Garnett Silk (RIP)

all the stuff they used to play at jr high house parties and dances haha

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Jeremiel

I can't believe not too many people knows what ROOTS REGGAE is all about which is why my buddies and I started a ROOTS REGGAE band that I ended up leaving a year later due to focusing on my career, but they still play, so check them out; they're really good and original.

myspace.com/soulutionaries

I definitely would recommend you to check out Tommorrow's Bad Seeds because I played with them years back like waaaaay before they thought of their band name and I really enjoyed jamming with them. Although their music isn't roots reggae, the foundation of their music is based on reggae while adding a pop-like culture which intertwined the gap between the roots reggae generation and our generation.


Here are some real roots reggae artists:

Alton Ellis
Arthur "Duke" Reid
Bob Andy
Horace Andy
The Blues Busters
Dennis Brown
Burning Spear
The Ethiopians
The Gladiators
Humble Soul
The Congos
Seeed
Gregory Isaacs
Jah Cure
King Tubby
Jacob Miller
Misty in Roots


and basically anyone from Trojan Records is goood. Also, try searching ROOTS REGGAE in any major search engines, so y'all can educated yourself about what generation we missed.


PS, try to watch the next SOULUTIONARIES show and say what's up to me


JAH! RASTA FARI...

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exitspeed

Dude I wanna get a good job so I can go back to Jamaica. I miss it.

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96Turbo

I have a TON of roots reggae on my computer, and a lot of it is just so unpolished/sloppy and musically boring that i don't care for it too much.

granted, there is also a ton of GREAT stuff. It just seems to be a lot more hit or miss with that stuff.

but it layed the foundation for what reggae has evolved to today (more like the 90's).....and for that reason i respect it. It's also fun to listen to the old reggae and hear a bunch of stuff that modern artists have sampled

PS, i'm checking out the soulutionaries right now

96Turbo

Here's some of the rootsier (if that's a word lol) shit that i like

AUGUSTUS PABLO (love his sound)
Linval Thompson
Sugar Minott
Lee "scratch" Perry
Burning Spear
Max Romeo
Skatalites

Jeremiel

ooooh yeeeeeah! i forgot to mention the skatalites. Soulutionaries opened for the Skatalites in many venues and the most recent one was Scotland Yard in Canoga Park a few weeks ago. Skatalites is one of my musical influences and they are really cool peeps. I got to jam with them a few times which was one of the best moments of my life. Soulutionaries is fun to watch live because you get to see exactly what's going on and how they make sounds out of their instruments especially when they jam in Dub Reggae.

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96Turbo

how is it that you've had the opportunity to jam with all these bands?

I need some like minded peeps to jam with...but everyone's into metal and lame ass pop-rock bullshit

Yellow4g63

Me too I haven't been back there since 94 My brother is hard core into it and only listens to tapes lol. I think he might be going to CD's now but for the longest time it was only tapes, till his tape deck broke in his car.

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Taasinboy

check out "ooklah the moc" from here in Hawaii they're pretty dope!!

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xKennie

Rebelution!!!!

aitn sure if its reggae but i think it is. if not sure as hell sounds like it and all their songs are dope man. Check it.

96Turbo

oh it's reggae.....good call mah man. They're definitely one of my favorite bands (at the moment).

Their sound isn't too groundbreaking or complex, but it's got a nice feel to it and they have a lot of sick songs



I INSIST: DOWNLOAD THE ALBUM "COURAGE TO GROW" - REBELUTION

xKennie

Yeah fool. That album is sick!!!! The second i heard them i couldnt stop listening to their shit even tho i aint sure what the song names where called lol

96Turbo

you got me listening to them right now. I'm typing up a project i should have started a month ago that's due tomorrow lol.

my favorites off that album:

Feeling Alright
Attention Span
Nightcrawler
Courage to Grow
Safe and Sound
On my Mind
Running
R way

As you can see that's over half the album. And the rest is good too. Just buy it, download it, whatever. Their sound will grow on you. Even if you don't LOVE it the first time it's good shit. Always makes me feel irie

thesimpleS13

wow, very nice selection here some of my favorites are:

Bob Marley ( of course )
Chaka Demus & Pliers
Buju Banton
Shabba Ranks

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napaKAliboog

YouTube - Musical Youth Pass the Dutchie
YouTube - Sister Nancy - BAM BAM
YouTube - Max Romeo - No Peace

How can you guys forget them!!??!!

This is comming from a half caribbean... Check out the links, But don't smoke that weed, It's what you don't want, what you pullout. Herb is what you want...

SHIFT_*grind*

I don't know if it's "real" reggae, but I'm all about some Damien Marley. At least, that one song "Welcome to Jamrock."

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Welcome to Jamrock is one of my Favs.

Jeremiel

Yeah, I'm an old timer and music was my minor in college. I made sure I network as much as I can while I was in college and I got to meet many cool peeps. One of the cool peeps I met when I was networking was the singer of Tomorrow's Bad Seed like back in 2002. He was a singer that competed in one of those American Idol type of singing contest, but he got kicked out because of smoking herbs lol. Anyways, one day we were blazing in his back-house, I picked up his guitar, started jamming with different chords while messing around with different ways to strum it, he started freestyle singing, his homie who is now the guitar player for Tomorrow's Bad Seed jumped in the jamming session, I dropped the guitar and hopped on the keyboard, and it went on from there which is pretty much how Tomorrow's Bad Seed started, but I didn't continue playing with them because I had other priorities in life. Now, I'm hitting myself for not growing with them.

whenever you're in LA, just hit me up. I and I will jam out rock steady mon! JAH! Rasta Fari.... Allahmerci

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shishcabobers

I LOVE REGGAE! You probably named all the ones I would of named anyways.

96Turbo

that's awesome. tomorrows bad seeds is a sweet band. really like their style. I'll let you know if i happen to be in LA looking to jam anytime haha

how high is he?!?!?!?!



I thought of a couple more worth your time:

Mixjah

Stick Figure

Jon Wayne and the Pain

Jeremiel

word. how did you like soulutionaries? myspace.com/soulutionaries ... soulutionaries was a band that a buddy of mine and I started back in '04, but he and I are no longer members of soulutionaries due to band politics and all lol. i still chill with soulutionaries though like last night we were recording at the studios.

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ESmorz

Bringing it back, because Reggae is timeless.

Zilvia reggae jam sesh?

Let's make it happen.

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