I used to like heavy metal, then I turned 14.

So funny to me that it's still around when the entire style is based on the distortion pedal. One simple trick in the guitar's arsenal and they're nothing without it. It should have taken a bow like Reggae and steel drums did in the 90's because it all sounds the same now.

I totally did. Thanks for the heads up.

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I'm assuming you meant "reggae" in the tag?

I'm assuming you meant "reggae" in the tag?

mink - The sponsorship is necessary because this is PBS, but note the lack of commercials - it's not from editing.
As for the narration, well, that's the guy - he's a geeky scientist, cut him some slack.
And the music? Well, what were you expecting? Reggae?

[edit] Awesome - he made a honeypot for his cracker way back in 86.

ugh, i clicked reggae, got some RnB porn bullshit, clicked a hip hop thing and got an advert for a car, then after the ad it was a broken link in the video embed.
THAT is how you annoy MINK!

Religious Scholars are struggling to explain why Hasidic Reggae is cool and Christian Rock is so lame. 8-)

Tags changed from "rasta,reggae" to "rasta, reggae, 70s" by gold star member swampgirl.

ahhh, homophobia and bizarre voodoo versions of christianity.

reggae rules!

lol at your first reply. no lol for amberlife, they're just crap. Coldplay only get deux points from me anyway, so if you are going to copy them, i'm not really going to listen.

i would love to find you some great exciting real band, but i can't. however, economy is on the up, there's a lot of kids walking round town with new guitars on their backs, i guess it will come eventually.

the best live bands i have seen are hiphop and reggae. There's a lot of really good musicians and they all play in each others' bands, oldschool style... but nobody really seems to be innovating anything or putting together a credible mainstream act.

the most innovation is in electronic music which i guess is naturally more futuristic and less retro.

well anyway, i am biased, haven't really been into rock since kurt went and oasis released their "difficult second album" which was shit except for wonderwall

oasis fighting coldplay, bareknuckle style, now THAT i would pay to see.

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Me a send the rootsrocker a message to that teeny-bopper my-space page....I would hate to ban some rotosy reggae lover me bein' oneadem m'self.....

Led Zeppelin were far from "Heavy Metal". In fact, if you look at their entire catalog, I doubt that even 33% could be even considered "heavy". Many were acoustic, very introspective. They dabbled in blues, reggae, country/western, folk and a mish-mash of all in between.

The guy's got talent. Not easy to cover a Police song which in turn is directly influenced by reggae.

good to listen to with a dub reggae background.

oh, and every shopping centre in Europe is called "Europe" so, no news there.

playlisted in the East Europe Express

Has a reggae feel to it too.

I liked her reggae album, Throw Down Your Arms. I like it a lot.