Gotta agree with Sean.
The "tropical" image leads to F@*kwits carrying on like Troppo Clowns!
Reggae is far too down to Earth to be just congo line lunacy.
Dance with your woman or skank with your friends, but no congo line here !
REMOVE YAA!
Reggae Stereotypes
- selecta bing
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Re: Reggae Stereotypes
Lick it back Selecta!
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Wizecracker
Re: Reggae Stereotypes
I love reggae and would love to go to the clubs on reggae nights to hear the bass superloud.But then i would have to mingle with the people there so i dont go.
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Re: Reggae Stereotypes
This discussion is so interesting that i put down my beer and stopped eating sausages with kraut at once.
Stereotypes are annoying - for the people that are meant.
But look into yourself and you'll find heaps of stereotypes. It helps to orientate oneself in this complex world, especally with things you're not interested in.
I think it's ok to have stereotypes, but you gotta be aware that you have them and prepared to change them when you take a closer look.
One Love!
Stereotypes are annoying - for the people that are meant.
But look into yourself and you'll find heaps of stereotypes. It helps to orientate oneself in this complex world, especally with things you're not interested in.
I think it's ok to have stereotypes, but you gotta be aware that you have them and prepared to change them when you take a closer look.
One Love!
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Survival
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Re: Reggae Stereotypes
Most people go like:
"So what kind of music you like?"
Me: "I listen to Reggae"
"Ohh right, yes, I love reggae too! Have you heard that new song of Sean Paul??"
"So what kind of music you like?"
Me: "I listen to Reggae"
"Ohh right, yes, I love reggae too! Have you heard that new song of Sean Paul??"
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aabey
Re: Reggae Stereotypes
Im totally agree with rootsmanx!! there's no bass culture. The popular entertainment speakers of pc and tv doesnt have any bass subwoofer, and if you cant listen to the bassline you will be bored in 2 o 3 songs, because you are missing one of the most important things in reggae music, a true and loud bassline!! I think its a technical question!
Without bass culture comes naturally reggae ignorance, once you listen to the drum and the bass, you want more for sure!!!
Without bass culture comes naturally reggae ignorance, once you listen to the drum and the bass, you want more for sure!!!
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dmille
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Re: Reggae Stereotypes
hip-hop = I'm coo cuz I'm up on stage an I got dis mic in my han but don't mess wit my money ho
metal = I can drink more, boink longer and rock LOUDER than any man ALLLIIIIIIIIIVEEEEEEE! Oh yeah and we worship the DEVIL!
reggae = I and I worship JAH an we smoke de ganga
metal = I can drink more, boink longer and rock LOUDER than any man ALLLIIIIIIIIIVEEEEEEE! Oh yeah and we worship the DEVIL!
reggae = I and I worship JAH an we smoke de ganga
If Jah is standing by my side...
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irie vibes
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Re: Reggae Stereotypes
LMAO! That was fantastic dmille! Can you do one for jazz, country & techno? Sorry for going off-topic everyone but those descriptions are cracking me up and now i'm hoping he can come up with some for the ones i mentioned...
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dmille
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Re: Reggae Stereotypes
Never thought about those others. Maybe someone else can help. But I do have one more stereotype for metal.
"We Not Satanists", proclaims Damien Lucifer, lead singer of 666.
"We Not Satanists", proclaims Damien Lucifer, lead singer of 666.
If Jah is standing by my side...
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DonBanyan
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Re: Reggae Stereotypes
This clip from last night's SNL pretty much covers every reggae cliche in a Frata-man Vibration.
http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/ ... an/787281/
http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/ ... an/787281/