Some reggae suggestions?
#29
DVD Talk Godfather
I have to bump this thread because, to my complete and utter surprise, one of my favorite reggae artists in the past couple of years is from... Germany?
I'm not a walking Rolodex of reggae artists, so I can't really compare these guys anybody else, at least not intelligently. But a couple of years ago I got an album by a guy called Patrice and it was probably one of my favorite albums of 2002.
(There's a lot of other German reggae artists, including Gentleman and Seeed! but I was not as impressed by them).
I'm not a walking Rolodex of reggae artists, so I can't really compare these guys anybody else, at least not intelligently. But a couple of years ago I got an album by a guy called Patrice and it was probably one of my favorite albums of 2002.
(There's a lot of other German reggae artists, including Gentleman and Seeed! but I was not as impressed by them).
#30
DVD Talk Platinum Edition
i've been listening to Damian Marley's Welcome to Jamrock a lot recently and i will suggest that it is the best damn reggae/dancehall album in a long time.
i even reviewed it on my blog.
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p.s. anybody who bothers to read the review, i'd really appreciate your constructive criticism of the review.
i even reviewed it on my blog.
-ringding-
p.s. anybody who bothers to read the review, i'd really appreciate your constructive criticism of the review.




