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Got tired of feeling like I was Bogarting the other thread- but F4F got me on a roll...


If you are a fan, show it here.


To pick up where I left off in the other thread-
One of my fav Marley songs(lyrically)


linc

I think this fits the thread.

I think that in order to post to the level on Friday past 10 PM, you must blow at least double the limit on a breathalyzer

(Rubbing back of neck.)

Just drivin' through the old neighborhood.

Wow.

Dino, I knew exactly 2 Clash songs before you posted that- now I know three.


Please post an example of the Clash pushing hip-hop please?

Are you talking about that song Radio Clash? Or some other songs? I do like that song

Wow.

I had no idea.


Down with PE, huh?

Fred - couple examples:

The Clash had Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five open some of their Bonds shows in NY in 1981. They also had graffiti artists working behind them on stage one of their Tom Snyder TV show performances. And Magnificent Seven is one of several rap songs they recorded in 1980-81. Clip

Here's Mag 7

I really like that funk song I just heard that they did

plato the greek or rin-tin-tin
who's more famous to the billions millions?

Great stuff. timeless.

I really like that funk song I just heard that they did.

Are you referring to Magnificent Seven (above)? Funk is definitely closer than hip hop musically, but he is definitey rapping.

Back to Reggae - Fred, have you ever seen the movie "Rockers"?

Are you referring to Magnificent Seven (above)?


I did a Google search earlier- I think it was called "Overpowered By Funk"?

Fred, have you ever seen the movie "Rockers"?


I don't think so, gimme a brief synopsis please.

Rockers:

Starring Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace and Richard "DirtyHarry" Hall, ROCKERS is a Robin Hood style story of oppressed Jamaican musicians getting even with the "mafia types" in the business. Featuring Burning Spear, Bunny Wailer, Third World, Peter Tosh, Jacob Miller, Gregory Isaacs, Kiddus I, Junior Murvin, Inner Circle, the Heptones, & Abyssinians. ROCKERS includes acting roles and appearances by Jacob Miller, Gregory Isaacs, Burning Spear, Kiddus I, Leroy Smart, more.


Fred - contact me through the site or get my email from Seth - I will hook you up. Besides The Harder They Come, Rockers is THE Reggae film.

Sounds kickass- I put the mods on notice.


I have two kickass Marley documentaries, but that's about it as my collection goes- always looking to expand- thanks.

I've emailed the mods as well. You need this DVD. It is now my mission to get it to you. It's good to be the king (or at least upper management)

This one's for you flesh.

This is why I said Bob is the best- lyrically, musically, anyway you want to go. Period.

And last one for tonight- dedicated to GlennGoBlue-

Get that high def TV

Get that Ipod

Get that free turkey dinner

Strummer & Cash do Marley

As long as it's "Karaoke Cover Night", here's Bob doing a Beatles tune- from his Motown days...

This one's for Jules- an old standard but you can't have a reggae thread without this one

you can't have a reggae thread without this one

indeed. Good shit.

"Concrete Jungle" is probably my favorite Marley song, although I prefer some of the earlier, more sparse versions of that recording.

This tune (not Bob) always reminds me of my first real job. One of the women I worked with back then used to play this CD, and I realized that there actually was reggae beyond Bob Marley
Yo, click it

I got that tune in my car, FB. And on the ipod, laptop, etc. Love it. Got his remake of Johnny B. Goode as well.

I don't know if Saul Williams counts as ska...prolly not. Like him too.

Mr. Barnett - check your inbox.

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