I also didn't know iguanas could fart. He even made it sound like a bit like reggae.

I've worked in a concert hall for almost eight years, and the metal heads are some of the most peaceful, level-headed concert goers ever. The worst crowds are for reggae, rap and hiphop. Punks are on the fence.

Yeah, I'm not really surprised it wasn't to your taste, it's quite similar to another one you didn't like (but, at least took the time to comment on, and thank you )

I have posted one or two things which, although I'm not sure you will like, I'm not sure you would hate.

This one is a C64 demo (predecessor of the Amiga):
http://videosift.com/video/BOOZE-DESIGN-2008-EDGE-OF-DISGRACE-C64 (although actually I liked this other one more, posted by Croccydile - http://videosift.com/video/Commodore-64-Demo-Deus-Ex-Machina )

Finally, this one at least sounds different, since it has Reggae style steel drum - http://videosift.com/video/Mattafix-Angel
In reply to this comment by westy:
coming to a generic indi film near you.

This video is begging to get remade with some air traffic controller audio or synced to some dance hall reggae

>> ^westy:

Everything is easy with a Reggae beat


thats what she said.

Everything is easy with a Reggae beat

Really? This is one of my favorite reggae songs.
>> ^petpeeved:

I have almost the exact opposite reaction to that song as the kid.

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If I may recommend some, as some artists are better shows-men than others. Freddie McGregor, Half Pint, and Barrington Levy. Barrington Levy is full of pep for an old fart. He really knows how to amp you up. Also, any chance to see the Specials, you should take.

In reply to this comment by SlipperyPete:
Agreed - his voice & cadence were among my favourite from that era of reggae.
I've only had the pleasure of seeing Toots & the Maytals, The Abyssinians and Lee Perry live - as more and more of them drop off the planet, I realize I need to get out & hear them in person before its too late.

In reply to this comment by rottenseed:
I'm sad I've never seen him live. I've seen many reggae legends perform but never him.

In reply to this comment by SlipperyPete:
Saw this in the news yesterday. Very sad indeed

In reply to this comment by rottenseed:
RIP Gregory

*promote

Agreed - his voice & cadence were among my favourite from that era of reggae.
I've only had the pleasure of seeing Toots & the Maytals, The Abyssinians and Lee Perry live - as more and more of them drop off the planet, I realize I need to get out & hear them in person before its too late.

In reply to this comment by rottenseed:
I'm sad I've never seen him live. I've seen many reggae legends perform but never him.

In reply to this comment by SlipperyPete:
Saw this in the news yesterday. Very sad indeed

In reply to this comment by rottenseed:
RIP Gregory

*promote

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I'm sad I've never seen him live. I've seen many reggae legends perform but never him.

In reply to this comment by SlipperyPete:
Saw this in the news yesterday. Very sad indeed

In reply to this comment by rottenseed:
RIP Gregory

*promote

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Yeah it was manipulated. Apparently the guy with the youtube account where this vid came from specializes in that. I think he plays all the instruments individually in his studio then syncs then with a video. >> ^MilkmanDan:

I liked it. But wasn't the vocal track sampled straight off of the album version and then digitally time compressed to match the altered tempo? It had that slightly shrill sound that comes from time compression plus digital compensation for pitch.
So I guess I'm curious about how it was created.

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