terror fabulous anyone?

[eyhip2]

anyone know the name of this terror fabulous?
choorus
one thing upon fabulous mind
is to rip an run off whole heap of carbine
one thin upon the rude boy heart
is to disrespect and jus gun shot bark

[eyhip2]

there is also a gregory isaacs on the riddim i dont know how it goes but the only line i could remember in the gregory is
'an meh cyar take the smell and the prison food taste....'

[sean]

terror f done an album named gwaney gwaney..not my scene but check him out anyway. check youtube.
isaacs is a magician..the best.

[eyhip2]

firstly you need to hear the riddim dude these 2 songs bad no ass and secondly murder and violence is something quite familiar and has greatly influenced reggae and the jamaican way of life thats why they sing about it so often.....
gregory isaacs and terror fabulous are both huge artists in their own rights...
if ure not gonna help better u say nothing at all....i just wanted some help
who are you 2 say what is reggae?

[sean]

i repeat..good luck in the search..check youtube for t fabulous..

[Gee]

This artist doesn't fall in the category of the web site. That is probably why you haven't received a lot of replies. Sean did try to help the best he could. you were lucky to get a reply at all.

[FSA]

This is probably way too late, but I found this youtube link that may help answer the question: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKCZT1q8c74. According to the person who put the video up, the Terror Fabulous song is called Piema ballarina.

[DeadlyDragonSound.com]

Terror Fabulous - Rude Boy Mind - Arrows 7" - Bigger Boss Riddim

Terror Fabulous & Gregory Isaacs - Bust Mi Case - Arrows 12" - Bigger Boss Riddim

other nice tunes pon the riddim....

Sugar Minott - Just Be Thankful (william devaughn cover)
Dennis Brown - Two Side To A Story

[flashman]

Interesting the sometimes artificial compartments people put Jamaican music in. So: Terror Fabulous does not belong on the site, but Gregory is a magician. Yet they did a tune together on the Bigger Boss riddim, also voiced by Dennis Brown and Sugar Minott, who both obviously "belong" here. So, what's the problem with TF, don't like his lyrics? Like a lot of DJ's he has gun tunes, girl tunes, and even some conscious tunes. I say it's all Jamaican music and it all belongs here. If you listen to early so-called "roots" djs, you can obviously find sex and violence, too, if not nearly so pronounced as it has become. So, then it comes down to the music? If that's the case then how can we say certain artists are less valid than others when they voice on the same riddims?
So, what is it? Lyrics or music? I say the categories are far more blurry than most people on here believe.

[Jason Allen]

Flashman-

Sean and Gee were talking about that this website is designed for discussing reggae from 1985 and before. It also includes the Jamaican music that led up to reggae. Since it is specifically meant for this type of music, a conversation about Terror Fabulous, an artist from the 90s, would be better had on a different forum.