capleton - let it go (silver screen)

thanks

i like elephant on tremor

thanks for the bigupradio tip

ting a ling a ling, school bell ring

knife and fork a fight fe dumpling

pato banton for free y/n?

is it w/ mad professor?

alone, i think (would see mad professor free in a second)

eh, n

k

mr lee g c/d?

c

who?

thanks for the bigupradio tip

ha one of their djs lives in baltimore

http://www.bassmentalitysound.com/

is there a reggae birthday song (that doesn’t suck) ?

— jergins, Thursday, 20 March 2008 18:31 (4 days ago)

one of these maybe?

* Happy Birthday [Lee Perry—Battle Of Armagideon (Millionaire Liquidator)]

* Happy Birthday [Lone Ranger—Top Of The Class]

* Happy Birthday [J.D. Smoothe—J.D. Smoothe]

* Happy Birthday Jamaica [Lee Perry—The Upsetter And The Beat]

* Happy Birthday Jamaica [The Aces—Israelites]

* Happy Birthday To You [Jah Thomas—Jah Thomas meets Barrington Levy inna Dancehall Style]

thanks, i’ll check ’em out

i think i love nora dean

not a query!

barbwire?

yeahyeah

k so i know nora dean and sister nancy and marcian griffiths and marcia aitken and more from that era. are there lady 80s lady 90s equivalents?

^ a query

did you guys know that Lopez Walker recorded 4 songs and then disappeared?

what % of what elephant man says can u understand?

mother liza

sister carol

lady saw

macka diamond

tanya stephens

etana

thats all i can think of right now

what % of what elephant man says can u understand?

10% i have one track where he sounds like a mixture of italian and yiddish

sister candy has a song called “lessbian connection” ! http://www.roots-archives.com/release/5201

!! whoa

i wonder if it’s the same riddim as transport connection

omg “dem gal sittin” prod. by ward 21, ladies only riddim

http://movementofjahpeople.blogspot.com/2008/02/va-ward-21-presents-dem-gal-sittin-2008.html

translation pls http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Odihks21uFM

also features christmas content ATTN: LINGBERT

ok that’s funny when he busts into ‘joy to the world’

Barack Obama has won what could be an influential
endorsement among reggae fans: Jamaican singer
Cocoa Tea, who’s backing the Illinois senator in a
new tune

“This is not about class nor color, race nor
creed,‘ the veteran dancehall crooner sings in a
version posted on the video Web site Dailymotion
’It’s about the changes, what the Americans
need.‘ The song goes on to call Obama a
’trendsetter’ and urge Americans ’to unite as
one’ behind him

He becomes the second major Caribbean musician to
endorse Obama in song, joining Trinidadian calypso
star Mighty Sparrow who recently recorded a track
titled ’Barack the Magnificent.‘

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4lfa9_cocoa-tea-barack-obama_music

thats a good tune. all his shit is good

king tubby’s meets scientist in a midnight rock dub vol. 1

does lutan fyah suck or did i hear a bum track?

great voice but new one-drop/roots riddims suck more often than not these days imo, unless they’re throwbacks to old riddims

yeah, it was a new one

this might be of possible interest

u-roy and cornell campbell at nectar on july 12. would check this out but i’m going to be out of town.

damn. would go with u...

lx?

y

yyyyyyy

jealous

;_;

sick, out of it, did not go

;_;

sucks to your ass-mar

hay lingblert, remember when you were going to practice being more sympathetic? whatever happened with that?

booty well riddim

green bean riddim

somebody tell me when there’s a torrent of this.

...The Return of the Rub-A-Dub Style, a new documentary focusing on the roots of dub reggae and the beginnings of hip-hop culture, born from these very roots. If you are into Dj culture and other related things, this look into soundsystem reggae and the inventors that molded popular American music today will definitely please you.

^sabado gigante host btw

learn the dance from Elephant Man, and below, hear the “Usain Bolt Remix” of his “Nuh Linga.”

YouTube Video

Open

weed beet mixed as one track

cool?

you did it? i guess i have the software now to do that sort of thing

i’m going to

That is, the 33-year-old Kingston native, born Moses Davis, but better know ‘round the world as Beenie Man, is the dancehall movement personified. Releasing his first record, “Too Fancy” at the tender age of 7-years-old in in ‘81...

s/d beenie man kid records

this might be of possible interest

― jergins, Friday, June 20, 2008 1:52 AM (2 months ago)

^this is good btw

http://www.algoriddim.com/album.php?album_id=1831