WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Any Old Iron 1:31 Fri Aug 30
Re: Reggae
Always loved me raggae. Fifty years ago I saw Desmond Dekker, the Upsetters and the Pioneers at the Ilford Palais.
All this bollocks about Bob Marley being godfather of reggae is just that - bollocks. If there's a godfather it has to be old Lee "scratch" Perry.

pablo.escobarr 12:52 Fri Aug 30
Re: Reggae
Neh?...it’s not your cup of horlicks then

pablo.escobarr 12:51 Fri Aug 30
Re: Reggae
or Barrington Levy
https://youtu.be/mq9ImiB4TGE

pablo.escobarr 12:46 Fri Aug 30
Re: Reggae
Marcia Griffiths maybe...
https://youtu.be/UjHvLwee-CQ

pablo.escobarr 12:44 Fri Aug 30
Re: Reggae
Try some Shy FX
https://youtu.be/piIuME8rVak

ray winstone 5:09 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
Signing Off by UB40 is a classic album, unfortunately after their success with Red Red Wine they became a covers band, absolute dogshit.

goose 4:50 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
Eddie Grant??

Council Scum 4:45 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
Anyone who likes UB40 is a dosser who drinks Special Brew. Fact.

marlonsrightsock 4:27 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
Fuck you scum, I love UB40

Council Scum 4:25 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
It's 2019 Woden

SurfaceAgentX2Zero 3:59 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
Nobody yet mentioned the dub/electronica/rock/erm folk mash-up that is Dreadzone?

Ahoy!

Woden 3:53 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
"council estate, white people dancing to reggae" yeah in 1968 they were called skinheads.

Council Scum 3:50 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
There is nothing and I mean NOTHING more cringy than pissed up, council estate, white people dancing to reggae

13 Brentford Rd 11:31 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
A great place to start is the Soul Jazz Studio One series. Soul Jazz bought the huge Studio One back catalogue from Clement Dodd the founder before he died. Some it was unreleased.
They have released much of it in a series divided into sub genres like Lovers Rock, Dub, Roots, Funk Reggae, Soul Reggae, Ska, etc...
Tons of great classic tunes from THE most prolific & top studio in Jamaica.
A good way to find artists and styles you like.

joe royal 2:38 Thu Aug 29
Re: Reggae
Used to listen to roots when I was teenager. Can’t stand it now.

Too Much Too Young 8:54 Wed Aug 28
Re: Reggae
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3G8D-VckCc

Twinkle Brothers ‎- Dub Massacre (Full Album)

get on the bong and have some of that.

Orange Hammer 8:53 Wed Aug 28
Re: Reggae
Lovely genre of music, so varied. Have a listen to Alborosie and Prince Fatty both very nice. If you love poper vocals have a listen the Heart of the Congos, by the Congos. As loads of others have said you don't have to like it

White Pony 8:53 Wed Aug 28
Re: Reggae
Northern Sold 2:22 Wed Aug 28

To be honest Sold0, Bon Jovi and Metallica make me feel the same way as you. Not a huge fan of big mainstream metal or rock, too limp or bloated.

Eastside surge 8:36 Wed Aug 28
Re: Reggae
Artingstic differences ?.........sorry

mashed in maryland 8:31 Wed Aug 28
Re: Reggae
Did you leave because it was just one ting after another?

yngwies Cat 8:31 Wed Aug 28
Re: Reggae
Dread Zeppelin

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