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Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2011 5:43 am
by alonsoreggae
It is something about reggae... I once had a conversation with someone that knew nothing about reggae but when he heard it live for the first time he felt something, almost unexplainable. One of those things you can't really palpate but feel from with in. Some people will feel it, others will ignore it, and others will block it completely.

Recommend the right reggae too. The world lately has decided to call reggae a whole lot of music that is certainly not, but merely influenced. Kids are saying they go to reggae shows and start mosh pits. Recommend roots and culture rub a dub music! Jah live.

Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 7:20 am
by Warren
phr wrote:word up about that dubstep nonsense. my younger and stupider friends always ask me if i like it cuz they know me as the reggae guy and i always tell them NO! IT SUCKS! just listen to dub reggae I tell them but they never do. I'm no snob but having a love of reggae(which most other people certainly do not) seriously makes me feel like i have more to offer or a finer appreciation for finer things. And I'll say this even really agreeing with what Rootsmanx said just a few posts above. We're in a minority here friends but in our case its a fine minority to be in. YES I!
Majority sometimes means all the fools on one side , in this case I am more than happy to be part of minority.

I would suggest it cause it's the only genre with a course, one record that comes to mind if I had to play for a non reggae fan is "Best things in Life are free" by Gladiators .Your r&b , rap etc. is all vanity.just a pity babylon control them and the system own them.

I play reggae music in the middle of the street because it was ordered by Mosiah Marcus Garvey. Why don't you trust me ...cho... JAH Bless Joseph Hill and the band called Culture.

Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 6:00 pm
by phr
yeah man! I've said this before but when out at the bars I'll drop a twenty in the juke and the roots party begins! Scotty, Cornell Campbell, Tubby dubs. Think Dirty Harry scene in Rockers...thats me. REMOOOOOOOVE YA! lol.

Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 7:06 pm
by stract
you get to feel superior to others is why i would reccomend

Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 9:33 am
by Amazed
You get to feel superior to others????
Are you really saying that?????
And being serious????
Dude, go see a doctor...

Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 9:49 am
by congo bunny
stract wrote:you get to feel superior to others is why i would reccomend
fricking brilliant

Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2011 4:41 pm
by crazzybear
its the ridm of yer soul

Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 8:40 pm
by sean
yes Mystikal, I would.For the bass.
Yet in my experience, it is generally an utter waste of time.
Even my wife is disinterested and shows scorn for my interest in reggae.

Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2011 3:09 am
by eddnorris831
Wailing souls all the way baby start of with "Stormy night/classic souls/reggae legends vol.1" same album they were just released under different titles.

Re: Why would you recommend someone (non reggae fan) to listen to reggae?

Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 2:28 am
by bredren
i do not recomend cos it is a drug, penetrates your blood and not leave, no more..