Also great easy going roots from Midnite from ST. Croix
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Jamdiver
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Carib Beer, hehe now that is some weak watered down..
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Only good use is in the hands of a cute trini girl.
Mmmm, I know what you mean by recently some of the best reggae being produced outside of Jamaica or even the Caribbean.
But generally based on my experiences most foreigners that I meet who like reggae are veritable walking encyclopaedias when it comes to reggae history and artists.
Seems that the music sounds/resonates more in northern climes?
As for Mutu, I can't remember the last time i've listened to any of his spoken word/dub poetry.
He has a bookstore in Kingston with lots of Rastafarian themed material.
@$#!
Only good use is in the hands of a cute trini girl.
Mmmm, I know what you mean by recently some of the best reggae being produced outside of Jamaica or even the Caribbean.
But generally based on my experiences most foreigners that I meet who like reggae are veritable walking encyclopaedias when it comes to reggae history and artists.
Seems that the music sounds/resonates more in northern climes?
As for Mutu, I can't remember the last time i've listened to any of his spoken word/dub poetry.
He has a bookstore in Kingston with lots of Rastafarian themed material.
Yeah boy people from foreign take things too seriously you see. Island life nice too bad
Vtdiver2
Contributor
So, recycling this thread....what's your take on Matisyaho? I recently picked up "Live at Stubbs" and have been listening to it non-stop in my Jeep. I really like his stuff.
C-Dawg
C-Dawg
Vtdiver2:
My take is it's good... interesting... good rootsy grooves.
Vtdiver2
Contributor
That was my take, and the lyrics are tight.howarde:
C-Dawg
Jamdiver
Guest
Matisyahu is also a bit exotic at least in comparison to the average reggae singer.
Vtdiver2
Contributor
LOL...."exotic" is one way of putting it.Jamdiver:
Besides the obvious talent he has, the thing I like about Matisyahu is who he is. If anything can say "reggae was born in the tropics (Caribbean area) but belongs to the world, to people of any color, any religion, he is it". Who would have thought a white, Hasidic Jewish kid from Pennsylavania could create such beautiful reggae music such as that. He is playing at a club about 100 miles from here next Tuesday, I'm looking into getting tix.
C-Dawg
Jamdiver
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Seeed eh?
I'll have to keep an ear out for them
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I'll have to keep an ear out for them
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