colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
Is on 6Music now and it's bloody ace. Cheering me right up it is:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rv58d
Top DJ and all round top man
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rv58d
Top DJ and all round top man
Don Letts' Reggae Easter
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colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
pootle
little moran
Is on 6Music now and it's bloody ace. Cheering me right up it is:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rv58d
Top DJ and all round top man
May I recommend Madonna's Confessions on a Dancefloor for a similar, never fail, cheering up magic, with the bonus of not having to listen to some bloke going on?
And you! Stick with the Smiths! I was feeling rayt miserable until "How Soon is Now" came on randomly.
If nothing else, what has Morrissey told us about reggae?
Hang your head in shame and send all your Smiths rekkids to me as they are clearly wasted on you!
Clint Iguana
not an undercover cop
Contributes a cool version of London Calling to the Shatter the Hotel album, a dub tribute to the clash
Also read his Autobiography recently.... ace
Also read his Autobiography recently.... ace
stethoscope
Well-Known Member
Ta for this nipsla, didn't realise Letts was on this afternoon
Voley
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Also read his Autobiography recently.... ace
Never heard of that, either. Ta.
*Heads off to Amazon*
Clint Iguana
not an undercover cop
pootle
little moran
Ah well, your loss. I imagine your brane has been all mashed up by all the drugs that I *hear* people smoke to make reggae listenable.
The genius and sheer poetry of Stephen Patrick would probably be just too complex for you. I mean the brilliance of:
compared to some nonsense about Babylon (the sci fi tv programme? the tune by wobbly headed David Gray?) and Buffalo Soldiers? Whut? A Buffalo Soldier? That makes no sense at all. Would be foolish of someone to go into war with a buffalo soldier. How would they hold the gun or drive a tank?
stethoscope
Well-Known Member
Loves both The Smiths AND reggae
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CURRENTLY RE-BOOTING
Ah well, your loss. I imagine your brane has been all mashed up by all the drugs that I *hear* people smoke to make reggae listenable.
The genius and sheer poetry of Stephen Patrick would probably be just too complex for you. I mean the brilliance of:
compared to some nonsense about Babylon (the sci fi tv programme? the tune by wobbly headed David Gray?) and Buffalo Soldiers? Whut? A Buffalo Soldier? That makes no sense at all. Would be foolish of someone to go into war with a buffalo soldier. How would they hold the gun or drive a tank?
A buffalo soldier was a black solider in North America, 19th Century.
:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_Soldier
pootle
little moran
Loves both The Smiths AND reggae
WHAT?
But, but, but Morrissey said reggae is vile and we must listen to everything Morrissey says, surely? with the exception of that nasty business with the NF and alledged racism,obvsI believed morrissey though hasn't made any statements about ska, rocksteady, ragga or dancehall though, which I've been known to enjoy from time to time
Clint Iguana
not an undercover cop
stethoscope
Well-Known Member
loved this. gonna have to listen again and note down some of the tracks for further investigation
It's put me in a proper reggae/dub mood this evening
As for Mozzer, I think he just said that to wind up the NME- well, that's what he claims anyway. If there's one thing Mozz is, it's a bit of a wind-up merchant
It's put me in a proper reggae/dub mood this evening
As for Mozzer, I think he just said that to wind up the NME- well, that's what he claims anyway. If there's one thing Mozz is, it's a bit of a wind-up merchant
actually, I'ma put it on now, on the Iplayer
