NEMD Reggae discussion

love old dub, and roots has a special place, Marley was as much of a revolutionary as he was a musician. But dub, Scientist, those dub comps on youtube. I used to buy dub records. Good stuff.
 
My love for reggae is only topped by my love for my wife.
It can and does make me feel like a person and helps me smile.
Been on reggae for 40+ years and still get the same effects from the same doses.
<3

 
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was just about to go to bed but noticed this here reggae thread and am now packing a big pipe of Ogre Kush (@Mr. Krinkle haha) topped with a sliver if thc-diamond sauce and am gonna listen to an album of, possibly, my favourite ever reggae band....here's a flavour


Here's an altogether different reggae fave of mine. Used to attend this guy's dances regularly from mid 80's til late 90's., so this is pretty much how I remember them Probably went to around 15 of 'em. He was (still is) fond of playing long sets. And when I say long, I mean usually around 7 hours, give or take an hour :cool:
 
have the local college station on the radio playing reggae in the background 420th post celebration catch you later disappearing into hazy vapor clouds now

Leave you with this

 
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Gregory Isaacs was the first reggae gig I ever attended...wasn't a fan previously and found the gig a bit uncomfortable at the time as was way outta my comfort zone.,..but I 'got' the beat and within weeks was immersing myself in reggae culture and stayed immersed for the next 37 years or so and counting :) this was the exact gig


Used to love these live in the early 90's, saw them play free festivals many times and jammed with them at a squat party one memorable night, RIP Swanny <3
 
Jah look down on my torn hedonist ways with mercy lest I get struck dead as I screamed for Him to do in embarrassing childish temper tantrums

 
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