Favorite Reggae Artists

[polkaface]

Steel Pulse is good. I also like Chaka Demus and Pliers (but they were an early 90's group).

[monkeyfightclub]

Lately I've been into Soldiers of Jah Army

[Aukai]

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natural vibrations (hawaii)

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These guys are so, so awesome.

[Mr_Donktastic]

I don't know if its my fav artist but I love this song...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjF2TfiEyhw

Edit: Better link (probably not a rickroll)

[NT!]

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Discuss.

AKA i need some more recommendations

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buju BANton

[Uston]

As someone who listens to more reggae than possibly anyone on 2+2, I have about 30 or 40 CD's I want to mention. But if you're going to buy one CD, you should probably get the best one:

[howzit]

uston, wtf... only one pick?

do your civil duty and write them down.

[chea]

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Discuss.

AKA i need some more recommendations

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buju BANton

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Wow, how heavy is your flow right now?

So google now has a section where you can search for which reggae bands members of 2+2 like? Link please.

LOL @ not being able to talk about what our favorite reggae bands are in a forum called other other topics.

stick another tampon up there

[jbrent33]

Start with:

Toots and the Maytalls - one of the pioneers. Some of his newer stuff is actually really good, check "Toots, Boots, and Roots" with Bootsie Collins and the Roots.

Jimmy Cliff - "Sitting Here is Limbo" is one of the greatest songs ever written IMO.

Peter Tosh - original member/guitarist for the Wailers, taught Bob how to play (literally)

Anything with Lee "Scratch" Perry on it. I have a two disc set of nothing but him dubbing Bob Marley songs. Awesome.

[chea]

anyway

I got to see Burning Spear at artscape in Baltimore the other day. Amazing. Also i get to see steel pulse and the wailers at reggae in the bay on august 25th, should be amazing aswell.

Just need to widen my reggae collection, so thank you guys for your recommendations