music: reggae
52Cranius wrote:Ernest Ranglin is a decent jazz/reggae guitarist too, coming out of ska to play on many reggae sessions.
a while ago, i heard a track by him with lee perry, titled "below the bassline," and i was really impressed. really incredible tremolo picking, and he doesn't have to run it through delay lines or reverb or anything to make it sound juicy. i'll check out more of his stuff.
http://www.soundclick.com/hanabimusic (band)
http://www.myspace.com/iambls (i make beats for that dude)
http://www.myspace.com/iambls (i make beats for that dude)
music: reggae
53sunlore wrote:I have a good friend who has this huge music collection and all it is is renaissance music and dub. There may be a Zep record in there somewhere but that's pretty much it. Renaissance music and dub, hundreds and hundreds of records. It's pretty strange and cool.
This is funny. Almost all music I listen to now is either mine, classical music, or Jamaican music. I don't know why.
music: reggae
54love it...i don't get all of the hatin'...
lemur68 wrote:I've always said there are two ways to guarantee getting on the news:
1) Be found hoarding 80 animals in your home.
2) Drive through a storefront.
I'm 6/80ths the way to #1.