THAT 1 KILLA TUNE!!!!

[wareika]

Pluie, this Phase One is not that hard to find on eBay.

There is one on eBay UK ending in few days.

wareika

[Raw D]

Thanks Versionside

Raw D wrote :
Right now i'm thinking of:

Twinkle Brothers - Faith Can Move Mountains

Respect.

Raw D

I like that choice = it's an attention grabber

I guess you see it the same way as i do...

Raw D

[Raw D]

Willi William - Armagideon Time

[gunosantos]

VINCENT TAYLOR - Living A Lie (LIVE & LOVE 12")

[Rootikalist]

That one is a killa tune....

in this days i'm listening a lot of times

Bashera - glory glory

but there is toooo many!

i'm in aggree with Wareika,

All these selectors just collect the same so called Shaka killers and don't express their own taste or personality.

Follow your taste,don't follow shaka taste!

[BassGroove]

Lee Perry - Captive

[Raw D]

This one Just came to my mind:

Danny Red - Be grateful

Massive Baseline.

Anyone agrees?

Raw D

[Jesco77]

"Theme A Ling" from "Juk's Incorporation" Studio 1 lp - used to sound great on my valve amp and big aluminium cone single speaker set up years ago.

[A Youthman Deh]

The tunes that have touched me the most are often the same tunes - or so I've later heard from internet, from webpages like this one - that are dubbed these so called "Shaka killers".

As my nickname suggests, I'm only a youth, plus I'm not from UK, so many of the top tunes (including Jah Free's incredible "Vampire", which I listed) I have found and liked well before I knew barely anything about the man Jah Shaka.

Now, if some record collectors have, in the internet, generated a certain "list", which goes by the title "Shaka killers", does it really mean that if a man plays a tune that happens to be on that (extremely unofficial & dubious, at best) "list", that same man just can't be following his own taste?

Or, when Shaka plays a released tune, does it make tune such a hallowed piece that no man can play it again and say he actually likes the tune and is touched by it?

...or maybe I just haven't been in roots reggae sessions for two to three decades so that certain tunes would start to bore me.

But if you ask me, the man Shaka simply has a great taste when it comes to deep roots music. Respect Everytime!

[Vinnie]

i totally agree with you 'A Youthman Deh'
well put!