macka b

[ton1]

Get the live album "Roots ragga" and you'll now what can be a Macka B concert (i especially like "respect to our mothers"), I saw him twice near Paris few months ago and he's great though i don't really like ragga.

The title of the album i mentionned reflects what i think he is, not simply ragga but roots ragga.

[Alhazred]

We've had enough is now coupled with Sign of the Times, excellent value, lots of top tunes there. One for Jah, etc.

You might also consider Buppie Culture, for the title track (his best as far as I'm concerned) and also the previously mentionned Who are the terrorists.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dIpiwlB3X4s

http://youtube.com/watch?v=nwmWHi3sGh0

[sean]

now..peace cup is an amazing album, i,d advise anyone to listen to this .

[sean]

and he did some tunes about thatcher the iron lady too, and a classic APARTHEID MUST BE DESTROYED.. buy it!!!!

[sean]

macka b also is very much against hypocrisy and corruption, and takes a scathing view of the black middle class in general..check BUPPIE CULTURE..

[El Shaddei]

He was so good at the carnival, even when unaccompanied he got the crowd moving!
Horace Andy was brilliant as well!

[ali st*r]

Getting back to the beginning,how was leeds carnival? And who played

[sean]

it was ok, average..wayne wonder was there, but macka b was by far the best..

[ali st*r]

Macka b Wayne Wonder and Horace Andy.My God.If only i hadn't got drunk the night before.

[sean]

macka b was the best by far of the 3 artists mentioned