Reggae music?

[Mikesimus]

Hi there. The reason that I am writing this is to see, what do you all think of reggae music? Personally I love stuff like Bob and Ziggy Marley, but alot of the newer, harder stuff I dont really like. What are some reggae artists you can recommend to me, who have a style similar to the Marley's? Thanks.

 

[AM]

I personally like Peter Tosh, he used to play with the original Wailers. Here?s a link:
http://www-student.furman.edu/users/h/hbrathwa/tosh.html

 

[Manu Chao]

I really like Bob Marley, but appart that, I don't know much of that kind of music.... some local bands play it though.. very popular.

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[mad1]

LOL!!!!!
Hurray for reggae man!!!!!

Grandad Hippie

 

[SicilianGoddess]

LOL Maddie!

I like Reggae music... I really used to be into Bob Marley, Steel Pulse and Lucky Dube.

But U2 just seemed to override all that.

Oh and my licence plate says

TOO IRIE

Heh.

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[cass]

hi Mikesimus, Have you seen the "Classic Album" series? As well as Joshua Tree, they covered one of Marley's album's. Fascinating.The development of his carrer was interesting, but the biggest impression I recall is from Bob's Rastafarian priest/guru/ advisor(nor sure of correct title). He was the most amazing looking human.
I have Marley and Tosh albums, but have never explored beyond that. The local resident band in my senior year of high school was a reggae band,Big Mozzie, had lots of fun dancing to them

 

[Salome]

most albums produced by the legendary Lee 'Scratch' Perry are definately worth listening to

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Salome
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[mad1]

Salome, are they linked to the 'Scratch Perverts'?????????