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Bob Marley, and rastafari ?
I'll take you to a place, where we shall find our roots, bloody roots.
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I personally can't stand most reggae. It is utterly repetitive.
Its history is rich with revolutionary ideas and culture, however today it is just another industry gimmick for executives to get rich off of.
It is also loaded with metaphysics, specifically religion and mysticism. This is the kind of stuff that keeps its listeners in a daze of hopelessness.
Bob Marley did some amazing stuff, and I'm a big fan of Jamaican music in general, from ska to dancehall.
But rastafarism.. Emperor worshipping? Fuck That.
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Bob Marley was great.
Fuck school, the boredom, the giant box we live in today. I can't do shit for a summer cuz of that.
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I love Reggae and Ska and Dub and all that stuff. Bob was great but Rastafari is a joke. Just another emperor.
I enjoy Bob Marley's music and style quite a bit but I simply can't understand some of the core values of Rastarfarianism primarily the worship of Haile Selassie.
Bob Marley was great as is his son Damian, though I'm definitely not into Rastafarianism.
You seem neat, but...
They divide us by our color, they divide us by our tongue,
They divide us men and women, they divide us old and young,
But they'll tremble at our voices when they hear these verses sung,
For the Union makes us strong!
Yeah, Bob Marley was/is a legend,
It's always fun to know that there is a connection with something in some music.
I'll take you to a place, where we shall find our roots, bloody roots.
"Z-Spot.be, you better find it.
I really like Bob Marley and a bit of older reggae stuff with Peter Tosh and those older guys, i havnt heard much new reggea/ska etc. whats it like?
But i keep clear of the relgion of the music...I just thought it was an excuse to smoke weed?
We cannot be sure of having something to live for unless we are willing to die for it -Che Guevara
The taste of change is in the air
Revolution on the tong
The time to strike is at hand
The class war must be won- Me
hmm, I don't listen to other reggae stuff, just Bob Marley.
nah, it's not an excuse for smoking pot, it's a real, eurhm 'thing', philosophy yeah.
for myself, i don't do drugs nor beer and ciggys.
I'll take you to a place, where we shall find our roots, bloody roots.
"Z-Spot.be, you better find it.
Yea i like bob marley and quite a bit of other reggae. I don't support rastafarinism though, don't like worshipping anything.
There is now another sub sub sub genre called 3rd wave Ska or Skacore. Which is ska but with a lot more heavy metal or punk influence. Like Leftover Crack. Check them out. They sing about some good shit if you can manage to understand them. If you can't read the lyrics.Originally posted by Rage Against Right@March 06, 2007 11:09 am
I really like Bob Marley and a bit of older reggae stuff with Peter Tosh and those older guys, i havnt heard much new reggea/ska etc. whats it like?
But i keep clear of the relgion of the music...I just thought it was an excuse to smoke weed?
http://www.leftovercrack.org/media.php
I like Bob Marley, Damion Marley, Burning Spear and many others. Not down with the Rastafarianism though.
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Reggae is dope, but Pastafarianism totally PWNS Rastafarianism
could you explain Pastafarianism, I'm not fomeliar with it ..
I've got some songs of Michael Franti, his music is cool.
I'll take you to a place, where we shall find our roots, bloody roots.
"Z-Spot.be, you better find it.
lol Pastafarianism is just a parody religion, it says god is lump of spaghetti
anyway franti isnt really reggae
hmm, it damn sure looks like reggae, with a bit of rock :P
I'll take you to a place, where we shall find our roots, bloody roots.
"Z-Spot.be, you better find it.
it's more alternative rock
with a lil bit of reggae influence
I'll take you to a place, where we shall find our roots, bloody roots.
"Z-Spot.be, you better find it.
probably, considering franti's earlier works
