Kingmob

Other than the punk/hardcore scene, my primary musical interest is old reggae stuff, roots and dub in particular, although I'm a big fan of trad ska and rocksteady too.

Now I'm not talking Bob Marley (nothing wrong with a bit Bob but its more of a reggae/rock hybrid) more stuff like Lee "Scratch Perry" and The Upsetters, King Tubby, The Congos, Burning Spear, Yabby-U, Studio1, Culture, Big Youth, etc etc

I'm quite lucky as the local club scene for dub here is pretty big. Saw Max Romeo last year which was amazing, U-Roy was over too. There's two local Soundsytem's (Messenger and Blueberry) wich both have truely gut loosening bass bins. There was a Soundclash a while back which was VERY impressive stuff.

Ms.Andi

I really liked a lot of the early Steel Pulse stuff. I loved a lot of Aswad and Maxi Priest, too. Such is the fate of an American adolescent living in Europe in the 80s. The good news is, I never got the appeal of 80's hair bands.

trick-r-treat

Steel Pulse and Maxi Priest are great - I would have to agree with you there.

mr.mack300

what new reggae records are comming out

SD4LIFE

Steel Pulse is great....so is Third World, but Im more into roots reggae than dub, but Lee Perry is cool

rubyroo21

everyone loves a bit of Maxi!