Newcastle Reggae Weekend

GroovyCrimes · **Posted:** Thu Nov 08, 2007 11:22 pm

Is anyone going to this event ?
If so giz a shout,Im looking at organizing a minibus.
The price is £25 each day or £40 for both.

Quote:

JUMPIN' HOT CLUB PRESENT presents
Boss Sounds Reggae Festival, John Holt, Gregory Isaacs, Max Romeo, Ernest Ranglin, Mafa & Fluxy, Daddy G, Reggae Festival
at Carling Academy Newcastle, Saturday, November 24 5:00 PM (4:00 PM doors)

Quote:

Boss Sounds Reggae Festival, Prince Buster, Ken Boothe, Eek A Mouse, Dennis Alcapone, Daddy G, Reggae Festival
at Carling Academy Newcastle, Sunday, November 25 5:00 PM (4:00 PM doors)

Heres the website
http://www.jumpinhot.com/reviews_1.htm

GroovyCrimes · **Posted:** Fri Nov 09, 2007 10:13 am

Shall I take that as a no ?

Mr Ripper · **Posted:** Fri Nov 09, 2007 10:14 am

Is that the same weekend as Mutley's Studio do?

GroovyCrimes · **Posted:** Fri Nov 09, 2007 1:43 pm

It is Mr Ripper
ECG,The Sunday will be a top day theres a good mixture of styles in there.As far as Im concerned theres no such thing as too much reggae I could listen to it all day & then again tomorrow.
Irie

BritishWestHpool · **Joined:** Thu Aug 17, 2006 11:35 pm **Posts:** 1243

I love my reggae; vastly underrated music. Prob wont be going to these gigs. Preferred last years line-up but couldnt make it and this year's seems lukewarm in comparison.
If you're an illegal downloader Mr Crimes you should be ashamed of yourself. But if you are I challenge you, nay defy you to listen to Easy Star All Stars album Radiodread (start with Paranoid Android if you want a single song) and not think its tremendous. Go on I dare you.
Personally I couldnt give a fat flying monkey's smelly jism for Radiohead and I dont think you should let that hinder you. I listened to the album driving to work today.
I' know you have good music taste adn I'm waiting your response Mr Crimes :grin:

alybaba · **Posted:** Sat Nov 10, 2007 2:34 am

reggae

Spender · **Posted:** Sat Nov 10, 2007 5:58 pm

ElvisCsGlasses(TM) wrote:

See, now thats spooky.

When I linked that version of "Have You Ever Seen The Rain", I went out t'back to get my guitar because I quite like playing that song, it's four of the five chords I know!

Anyhow, I ended up strumming "Fake Plastic Trees", and then I come back on here, and you're talking about Radiohead. :shock:

Creepy!

That must have underemployed your chord knowledge but stretched you vocal chords?? :grin:

Salty · **Posted:** Sat Nov 10, 2007 9:02 pm

Reggae is Vile

Frodraff · **Posted:** Sun Nov 11, 2007 2:13 am

Salty wrote:

Reggae is Vile

Ey now steady on Salty. Reggae vile. I don't think so.

Went to see Jazz Jamaica in a little lancashire village called St Helens and had a great night. I reckon it might be the music of some of the people.

And some great interpretations of folkie stuff was done by Edward ll. Plough The Speed was good enough for me and what about 'H'early One Morning '. If that doesn't get their fingers out of their ears they're comatose.

BritishWestHpool · **Joined:** Thu Aug 17, 2006 11:35 pm **Posts:** 1243

Morrissey took that quote back as well Salty, as you probably well know.
And if you have his Under the Influence compilation you will find reggae songs on there.
Morrissey said lots of things and he was a genius. But even genius's get some things wrong.
Reggae (good reggae for there is some shite stuff out there) is great :sweeeet:

Salty · **Posted:** Sun Nov 11, 2007 8:15 pm

The Poolie Bunker

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