Need some Reggae reccomendations...
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Need some Reggae reccomendations...
So I enjoy Bob Marley, Israel Vibration, Peter Tosh (lil bit), Barrington Levy, Toots, Steel Pulse, UB40, Matisyahu (big fan) and the Sublime/Long Beach Dub reggae.
Any other groups I should be checking out? I love that dub and the somewhat commercialized Bob & The Wailers stuff. Pretty much any reggae that doesn't sound like it came from a tape recorder
Thanks.
Any other groups I should be checking out? I love that dub and the somewhat commercialized Bob & The Wailers stuff. Pretty much any reggae that doesn't sound like it came from a tape recorder
Thanks.
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It doesn't sound like it came from a tape recorder, but the songs are older... think Motown reggae: Trojan U.K. Hits
Incredible, cheap collection from Trojan.
There might be a past thread on this subject.
Incredible, cheap collection from Trojan.
There might be a past thread on this subject.
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Jimmy Cliff's The Harder They Come is a classic (I'd recommend the deluxe edition because it comes with an EXCELLENT second disc of old school reggae songs - maybe of interest to you that two of the songs were later covered by Sublime)
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Jimmy Cliff's The Harder They Come is a classic (I'd recommend the deluxe edition because it comes with an EXCELLENT second disc of old school reggae songs - maybe of interest to you that two of the songs were later covered by Sublime)
Originally Posted by atlantamoi
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i started a thread on them because they just released a new album, but you really should check out The Slackers. start with their album "Redlight" and go forward from there.
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Check out some of Damien Marley's early stuff