Reggae fans? I'd like some advice please!

[mellow mood]

Hi friends i love reggae a lot but i only listen to the greatest one, the god, yea im of course talking about bob marley. I know few others band, like peter tosh, tikal jahfakoli but not much more

Id like to discover some good non-commercial reggae (so no sean paul plz lol)

anyway if u know good reggae tell me!

mellow mood Reviewed by mellow mood on 12-19-2005. Reggae fans? I'd like some advice please! Hi friends i love reggae a lot but i only listen to the greatest one, the god, yea im of course talking about bob marley. I know few others band, like peter tosh, tikal jahfakoli but not much more Id like to discover some good non-commercial reggae (so no sean paul plz lol) anyway if u know good reggae tell me! Rating: 5

[UnViaje]

i forget a lot but Black Uhuru is good
Buju Banton is badazz too but hes slightly commercial n also dancehall
Bounty Killa also
that new Damian Jr. Gong Marley 'JamRock' is the shit

[3 Sheets To The Wind]

Excellent song from Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
I don't really know any other "artists" sorry.

[RIP ODB]

yeah, check out damian marley. "road to zion"

[Ocram]

Hey Mellow check out Toots & the Maytals!!! :thumbsup:

[rastagal]

Damien Marley for sure, also Ku-mai is good.
Bushman, conscious lyrics.
Barrington Levy, Dennis Brown, Beenie man.
for vintage reggae, old styling
Toots and the Maytals for sure
Culture
Gladitaors

Peter Tosh Bunny Wailer.

if you need anymore, Ive a good reggae collection.

Nuff love,

Rastagal

[rastagal]

Confrontation on the jamrock cd is mindblowing the arrangement of those lyrics is something to behold, This Marley will truly step out of his fathers shadows, and be counted as a great artist and lyrisicist (spelling)

Jah Rastafari.

[LOVElife]

Excellent song from Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
I don't really know any other "artists" sorry.

Good Tune!

It's from the Bit with THE STONERS ain't it!

You don't look like your average horti - Fucking - Culturist Willy!

[UnViaje]

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[UnViaje]

feelin tha same way rastagal, babies is the one that had me reminiscing. the whole album is superb. sort of an infusion of rasta n rap, respectively speaking. entirely badazz. i cant believe i left out the artists you mentioned, especially barrington levy. was just fixated on Black Uhuru's 'Sinsemilla'.