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Re: A Video to Understand the diff btw ONE DROP - ROCKERS - DANCEHALL
Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2009 3:54 pm
by Litelet
If it still doesnt work, press *ctrl* while you clink on the download link,
its probably because your internet system block the popups
Re: A Video to Understand the diff btw ONE DROP - ROCKERS - DANCEHALL
Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2009 9:21 pm
by stepping razor
In the 70`s and 80`s there was no label for one drop - rockers - dancehall its a made up thing in the 90`s so they knew what to call things and put them in a catagory in the record shop. To pin point rebel music.
There was Roots - Lovers Rock - Rub A Dub - Then Dancehall. These and the new sayings were at different stages of reggae history.
peace
Re: A Video to Understand the diff btw ONE DROP - ROCKERS - DANCEHALL
Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 4:37 pm
by blackbeltjones
Awesome! All I had to do was register. Great video! A kick drum is worth a thousand words
I now know what rockers/steppers is...
..however this video created more confusion haha I had always assumed dancehall was a progression of deejaying and toasting with a less leftist and spiritual message; not a genre defined by the drum beat. So some scientist songs are dancehall songs!?
Re: A Video to Understand the diff btw ONE DROP - ROCKERS - DANCEHALL
Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 1:03 pm
by Litelet
Yes, scientist is a typical dancehall sound eng!
As well as Jammy...
Of course you can give the name "dancehall to whatever you want.. but what you so call "dancehall" I would call it "ragga" or "raggamuffin". Note anyway that they all have this drumbeat!
For me rub-a-dub too, usually refer to a kind of deejay vocal, a 80s melodic loop of the vocal with little variation, inspired by the deejay style. This kind of vocal...
http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:Oz ... =clnk&cd=6
Even if as said, it was first used in the early 80s to describe the structure that I call "Dancehall" in the video...
For ex, Marley sing it in Bad Card... "Ina Rub A Dub Style"... *Real Situation* is another one...