Re: UB40
Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 9:00 pm
haha, nice mat!mat wrote:Survival wrote :why isn't UB40 in the archive?
Not true anymore
http://www.roots-archives.com/artist/4566
lol @ jah glu
lol @ jah glu
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lol @ jah glu
Re: UB40
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 11:14 pm
sorry guys don't take it personnally but how come top deck label is not mentioned on this site?
instead of adding ub40, specials etc, it would be wiser to add this label...
instead of adding ub40, specials etc, it would be wiser to add this label...
Re: UB40
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:21 am
HOORAY,,,,, UB40 now listed !
nice one chaps!
nice one chaps!
Re: UB40
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:09 pm
i dont feel like UB40 has something to do with this archive.
UB40 is english pop music band with a caribean flavor. dats all, who vex shall vex
my question:
why thers no venga boyz??? they have a song saying "im going to my uncle to jamaica"
LOLLLLLLLLLLLL
UB40 is english pop music band with a caribean flavor. dats all, who vex shall vex
my question:
why thers no venga boyz??? they have a song saying "im going to my uncle to jamaica"
LOLLLLLLLLLLLL
Re: UB40
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 1:19 pm
Word DonDigital!
Re: UB40
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 3:32 pm
I don't like cricket,
no oh
I love it
Where's me 10cc Lego Rocket Mon?, they hand deh finger pon de pulse to!
no oh
I love it
Where's me 10cc Lego Rocket Mon?, they hand deh finger pon de pulse to!
Re: UB40
Posted: Sat Dec 12, 2009 9:42 pm
"Is the purpose of the Roots Archive to "bring you a comprehensive and searchable database of Jamaican Roots Reggae Albums from 1970 to 1985?" Yes."
Roots Archives isn't dedicated to just roots reggae. Roots reggae is the term used to decribe reggae with social, political and religious lyrics. Stuff like Gregory Isaacs and John Holt are on here and they hardly have those lyrics.
UB40 do however- their early recordings on albums like "Present Arms" and "Signing off" deal mainly with critisicm of Margeret Thacter, the Legalisation of Cannabis and unemployment.
They do deserve to be on this website.
Roots Archives isn't dedicated to just roots reggae. Roots reggae is the term used to decribe reggae with social, political and religious lyrics. Stuff like Gregory Isaacs and John Holt are on here and they hardly have those lyrics.
UB40 do however- their early recordings on albums like "Present Arms" and "Signing off" deal mainly with critisicm of Margeret Thacter, the Legalisation of Cannabis and unemployment.
They do deserve to be on this website.
Re: UB40
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 7:03 pm
If you liked them, the 12" single of Folitician / I Won't Close My Eyes was nice, with extended dubs.
Re: UB40
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 9:32 am
I don't agree with Santa Claus, Gregory Isaacs did a lot of songs with social, political and religious lyrics, but there are many love songs thats true.
I don't like UB 40 to much, because i don't like the singing style of the lead singer. But it's a matter of everyone owns taste.
Norbert
I don't like UB 40 to much, because i don't like the singing style of the lead singer. But it's a matter of everyone owns taste.
Norbert
Re: UB40
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 3:10 pm
Big up UB40!
Many people discovered the reggae music through the works of UB40. Ali Campbell is a talented and unique singer.
I give my respect to this group of people that has heart for the music and that has kept the music clean and positive throughout the last three decades.
One Love
Many people discovered the reggae music through the works of UB40. Ali Campbell is a talented and unique singer.
I give my respect to this group of people that has heart for the music and that has kept the music clean and positive throughout the last three decades.
One Love