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Ioni Botani · Nov 30, 2010

Hash Zeppelin said:
you do realize it is a religion right? it isn't just about music. lol

Yes King. Seen. I see the lineage of Selassie, dating back to the time of Solomon and David. However...this is something much less a religion than all other "institutionalized" groups...having it's basis around

Ganja
Music

Seeing this is a Ganja website....I thought I'd put it in the Music thread...The "Religion" section fell quite short of Rasta's influence... I felt the music section would be much more....umm....FITTING for Rastafari.
Soundsystem Kulcha, seen?

BLESS all entering the gates of Mt. Zion...and bless all those who only stop and look.

BURN DE WICKED MON. Or just show em the light, and teach em how to BURN DEM SELF!
:smokeit:

RastafarianISM may be a religion.

But IonI RAStafarI.

BOH.

I

Ioni Botani · Nov 30, 2010

Also, I didn't want this to become a religious free for all....

THIS THREAD ISN'T ABOUT WAYS I DIFFERENTIATE...IE finding differences between one another...thus creating ism and schism.

IT'S ABOUT JAH WAY I RASTA UNITE...IE attempting to relate to one another.

Through the blessed sacrament and music....the true voice of Jah.

This is not a debate (if or if not)...it is a positive confirmation

MIDNITE! Spin Doctors.

"How they spin Teams of people who be hired Just to do this thing Believe it or not They get on the news and in the room Sit around and decide how the outcome must come down smooth And shape it in the news, in the news yeah" -Midnite

Thomkal Vwalaa · Dec 1, 2010

All time favorite Midnite track right here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWGPsA9fnqg

Ground food and seasoning livity wha calamity
Wha calamity
Good ways stop chase and knam off poor tweety
Aye basket full up all abundant a plenty
Yar hear me one man clumsy is a next mans expertly
What mean the word when them say orthodoxy

Thomkal Vwalaa · Dec 1, 2010

Here goes the first track of Dezarie's latest album (all music by Ron Benjamin of Midnite). Something to bliss out on.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VnzC7tVlYc&feature=related

dubwise · Dec 1, 2010

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbjSEJ40hic

I'm not a Rasta, I am a Chritian, but real rootsy reggae is the best music in the world. With Word, Power and Sound to praise God (Jah)

Moonshine* · Dec 1, 2010

My anthem. Chuck Fenda's "Herbalist Farmer"

"If ya see smoke comin tru my nose I just put food in my Brain."

I feed my brain often and stuff it full........

Thomkal Vwalaa · Dec 1, 2010

Moonshine* said:
My anthem. Chuck Fenda's "Herbalist Farmer"

"If ya see smoke comin tru my nose I just put food in my Brain."

I feed my brain often and stuff it full........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIMBAHjUoK8

"im a herbalist farmer, i got the medication to ya calmer."

Thomkal Vwalaa · Dec 1, 2010

from the Kebra Nagast.

on the way back down the hill to the village, Benji tells me that he knew a man once who was down so low that he tried to take his life. he went out into the bush and wrapped a vine around his neck, and was all set to jump off a tree, when he saw a ripe banana. so he plucked the banana and ate it. then he wrapped his neck with the vine and was preparing to make the leap, when he saw a starving man, eating the banana peel he had just cast away. the sight if a man eating a banana peel on all fours like a dog brought the fellow to his senses.

"there are no angels," Benji explains, as we come back into the bustling village of port maria. "just man."

"what about jah?" i ask.

"that is what is meant by I and I," he replies. "man and jah, together, in this flesh, in this moment. the only angel we'll ever need."

SELFHEMPLOYED · Dec 1, 2010

Ioni Botani said:
YES KING!

MIDNITE RAS MEK PEACE!!!

LOVE it. He just played in South Florida, MISSED IT. Damnit....

Midnite kills it. Great thread Ioni

you guys should check Romain Virgo.. Ridiculous sounds comin from his way. Young kid from Jam.

bless UP

MillIon Stylez

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=775jqQk5IuI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-lk2wMQ7CY

Mr. Patze... Put up your arms if your a real herbalist.. A high Grade specialist

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt3HMH3LFJk

Niyorah..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CoeOfTvuYY

Midnite

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcbmuWtg8r4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOZgNjwwLYw

Yes I!

rocky5 · Dec 1, 2010

big midnite fan, im onto the fith son momentom album now.

corn and bread
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdsaJPZhNOA&feature=related

i would add more links but i will let you guys go through his stuff yourselves.

Thomkal Vwalaa · Dec 1, 2010

SELFHEMPLOYED said:
Midnite kills it. Great thread Ioni

you guys should check Romain Virgo.. Ridiculous sounds comin from his way. Young kid from Jam.

bless UP
Niyorah..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CoeOfTvuYY
Midnite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcbmuWtg8r4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOZgNjwwLYw
Yes I!

"all my life" is on my best of midnite. another stellar track is "the gad" which i've only seen once live. it almost finished vaughn. i'd say "old robe" is up there to with great midnite songs, mostly because they kill that song live, same with "late night ghetto". "The outcome" is a great early side project track that is less known. "arose" is another overlooked great song for its simplicity.

It's all about the (ex)team of benjamin bros with dion/abijah/phil. They could play so many different riddims, and styles, effortlessly. Now they are stuck to one or two styles and a few riddims. I've seen them go through multiple band lineups over the past years, and re-start songs many times because the drummer or someone was off.

Niyo is going to be big. He is one of the up and coming VI artists with many ties in the US. I like his style, he just needs to grow into his man voice, lol. Ises unto the most high as I take huge sip from my chalice.

SELFHEMPLOYED · Dec 1, 2010

Thomkal Vwalaa said:
"all my life" is on my best of midnite. another stellar track is "the gad" which i've only seen once live. it almost finished vaughn. i'd say "old robe" is up there to with great midnite songs, mostly because they kill that song live, same with "late night ghetto". "The outcome" is a great early side project track that is less known. "arose" is another overlooked great song for its simplicity.

It's all about the (ex)team of benjamin bros with dion/abijah/phil. They could play so many different riddims, and styles, effortlessly. Now they are stuck to one or two styles and a few riddims. I've seen them go through multiple band lineups over the past years, and re-start songs many times because the drummer or someone was off.

Niyo is going to be big. He is one of the up and coming VI artists with many ties in the US. I like his style, he just needs to grow into his man voice, lol. Ises unto the most high as I take huge sip from my chalice.

The benjamin bro's are as real as it gets my man, good lookin out. My favorites from Midnite have to start with..

My #1 riddim

"Make Manifest"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syclATqbkuQ

Followed by..

"That's on you" (Owna dirt)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR6utDUxPUY

"Right here"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIGnZxLGNBI&playnext=1&list=PLA864EB28E80B4CDE&index=6

"Respek dem Een"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiT4Qvfra4M

"Due Reward" (unreal live)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vn2FXcLrH4

You listen to Romain Virgo at all?

"No Money"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWl4w5SZ5Jk

We need to get LAMBSBREAD up in here. Respekt to him, he's shown me the path..

StRa · Dec 1, 2010

I'm listening this:

http://radio.rightonscales.com/

Reggae, roots & dub.........hope you like!

prowler · Dec 1, 2010

All day every day: Roots Reggae on SKY.fm

If you like electronic dub (and not talking bout (lameas*) dubstep! but serious and deep electronic dub music) i really suggest you to try out these:

Brain Damages (French) whole production. Here is hurtful dub from youtube: Brain Damage - Hurtful Dub

Kanka (French - damn these French new age dub artists kick ass!!) whole production. Here is Buzzing from youtube: Kanka - Buzzing WHAT A BASS?!

Not enough: Try (another French) Alter Echo - pre-emptive psychosis This dude is ...GENIOUS!

...What comes to roots dub my favourite album of all time is:

Scientist - Rids The World Of The Evil Curse of The Vampires

Classic!

Thomkal Vwalaa · Dec 1, 2010

SELFHEMPLOYED said:
The benjamin bro's are as real as it gets my man, good lookin out. My favorites from Midnite have to start with..

My #1 riddim

"Make Manifest"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syclATqbkuQ

Followed by..

"That's on you" (Owna dirt)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR6utDUxPUY

"Right here"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIGnZxLGNBI&playnext=1&list=PLA864EB28E80B4CDE&index=6

"Respek dem Een"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiT4Qvfra4M

"Due Reward" (unreal live)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vn2FXcLrH4

You listen to Romain Virgo at all?

"No Money"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWl4w5SZ5Jk

We need to get LAMBSBREAD up in here. Respekt to him, he's shown me the path..

great list. they dubbed out "right here" it was so good. nope, never listened to romain. haffi check him out

headband 707 · Dec 1, 2010

Thomkal Vwalaa said:
That can actually be linked back to the nyabinghi. The idea is to destroy all white downpression. Rasta may relate negative to white, so by default white people take this as kill white people. then eddie murphy did that song, lol.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jl-N__xMwds

you have to remember that rasta was born out of complete oppression in response to slavery. it can't make sense because it is a) a religion, sometimes cult (the bobo) and b) reactionary to seemingly unimaginable hate and oppression.

but the core of rasta, which makes it so great, is that rasta is unique to each rastafarian, and InI need as little or much dogma as InI choose. InI gives thanks and ises to JAH, Halie I, and that's really about the only rule. There are labels for the general dogmatic/social groups of rasta: Bald-head rasta, bobo, binghi, 12 tribes, singjays, babylon fake rastas, eastern ethiopian orthodox, the dreadlocks, ect.

All I know is we smoke Chalice, Chillum (with a griti and ras-clat), and spliffs. And we don't touch our lips directly to the pipe in social situations, gotta use the chillum grip.

Yeah I thought it might have been a quote from Marcus Garvey lol .. But hey you know how they twisted his shit so who knows.. I know Malcom X definately said it .. I admired both men peace out Headband707 :tiphat:

Hash Zeppelin · Dec 1, 2010

I worked at a hotel once with like 20 Jamaicans. It was the best. I think I like Jamaican/ Rasta culture more than any other culture because it is very down to earth, and is about love and respect being one in the same. Plus the food is really really good.

I think Bob Marley is the closest thing to the second coming of Jesus as any human could ask for, even though he never tried to claim it. the world certainly has gone to hell since he died. (i am not religious btw)

BrainSellz · Dec 1, 2010

SELFHEMPLOYED said:
Midnite kills it. Great thread Ioni

...so many good trax in ear....

DocLeaf · Dec 1, 2010

Mr Music Man ,, the originator from the equator,, him dat made 'Rasta music' into a everyday dub sound:

Lee Scratch Perry - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEio3UiquFs

"If you like it ,, dub it!"

"All n da yout shall witness day babylon shall fall,, like fire fall,, and the meek and hindered shall inherit all.. as it is written"

Burt · Dec 1, 2010

one cannot know the rasta unless one looks into the fundamental meaning of the word rasta
it is deeply mystical-a path no less-the rasta that is
rasta is hindi /sanskrit and means "the way"
the embellishing and exploitation of it since 1960's is tragic however and not many elders even know the true history-the knowledge is lost-just like the fabled lambsbread

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