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Sinestepper wrote:yea wot?
im happy listening to the tunes in this thread for tonight.
blaise it battymans

just got back from a week in JA, third in a year probably.
and the battyman thing is getting out of control.

you never heard anybody talk about battyboy as much as a Jamaican.
Despite widespread poverty, illiteracy, predominant praedial larceny, corruption and a host of other hardships,.. apparently they care to voice nothing other than their wilingness to murder battyman.

Its gone from an undercurrent in the music/culture of JA to a political platform almost.

Dancehall's, like reggae, big in Japan. Haven't been to a night in Yokohama where a lot happens but Osaka fucking loves it, best dancing music on really.

Some of my favourites:

[+] Spoiler

I've got so much more on 7's that aren't even on the internet, I really should get around to ripping/uploading them eventually.

ehbrums1 wrote:snip

Perfect example of why I would rather capleton either not be homophobic or me not understand him.

Was a real eye opener for me in terms of productions, when I heard it first out of context I thought it's mostly 2011 or so beats, most of it is late 90s early 00s though

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/invasion ... 427008-01/

thekuku wrote:

thats a bit shit

Why?

Pls reply I just need to know

Bump supreme

thekuku wrote:Pls reply I just need to know

that music sounds cold and boring. those tune have no flow in the dance, which is the point of dancehall imo
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