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The Music Forums => World, Traditional and Folk Music => Topic started by: franco on October 10, 2006, 11:44:15 AM
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i dont get some people, bakit sila nagsasabi ng "jah" "irie" blah blah blah... di ko magets eh! pinoy ka chong! PINOY! hindi porke tumutugtog ka na ng reggae at nagdadamit rasta ka e ibig sabihin JAMAICAN KA NA. born in the philippines ka brad, nakakatawa na may babylon ka pa pero nagsisimba ka sa baclaran. dont get me wrong, i have nothing against jamaicans and i, too, am a big fan of mr. marley and i admire him for his patriotism and his love for music but above all i am brown, proud and pure flip. di ako nanggugulo, just sharing my insights :wink: dami ko kc naeencounter na mga taong balat-kayo, and frankly naiirita ako
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HAHAHA!!!....masanay ka na, matagal-tagal pang magiging uso yan :lol:
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so help me god :lol: kala ko dati mga punks lng may posers hahaha! pinoy reggae is still all good for me
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ganyan talaga pag-uso.. :lol: :lol:
kakabadtrip yung ganun no? :lol:
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jah bless,,, parang tunog "walang trabaho" hehehe,,, yus lan yun man,,, eh di ko din nagets yun,,, yaan mo nalang muna,,, hahaha
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baka nagpaconvert na din yun mga yun, malay mo diba
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baka nagpaconvert na din yun mga yun, malay mo diba
malay nga ba natin dun...
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sana nga nagpaconvert cla at mali ako sa mga paratang ko hehehe! anyway, no harm done on my part - nakakairita lng tlga
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USo dito yan...
d lang naman sa pagiging rasta...
MEron din poser sa rak en rol, Hiphop, Punk
at kung ano ano pa...
Pero kanya kanyang trip lng yan :twisted:
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oi franco!
tara lets jam in da nem op babelon! ayri hay!
dya bles. etc etc
lupet mo naman dito ka pa sa reggae n' ska nag post ng ganyan..
8)
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^ hahaha! just an eye-opening thread
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^ hahaha! just an eye-opening thread
+1 :mrgreen:
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Hmm... I dunno... "Rasta Patois" is something that developed more along with the Rastafarian culture and faith, and while it predominantly flourished in Jamaica, the language itself became an essential part of the Rasta religion. Rastafarians irregardless of race or nationality address their lord as "Jah" much in the same way that Christians from all over address their God as "Yahweh."
Besides, "Jah" is just a shortened term for either "Jahweh" or "Jehovah." and that's because a lot about the Rastafarian religion finds it's roots in Christianity. Rastas look at the Emperor Haylie Selassie as the second coming of the Christ.
Now, if it was a question about whether these Pinoys who keep mouthing off Patois words and statements really are true Rastas or just some teens jumping in on the Reggae bandwagon, then I'm gonna have to agree with you.
Too many casual fans these days often mistake being a reggae fan as an automatic excuse to call themselves Rastafarians. Which is stupid. That's like having an atheist suddenly proclaim himself as a Christian just because he got doused with holy water. :lol:
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hahahaha!!!!
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kaw po ba yan kuya rommel ng coffebreyk? ahehehehe
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hehe haha hihi
oo nga naman.. eto pa ang isa:
re mga dreadlocks? asus ang hirap dalhin nun pre, sabi ng tropa ko. ang init nun- lalo na kung ala ka naman kotse para lagi ka aircon. hirap maligo daw. lagi ka nangangati, or kung sabi ng iba sa sobrang tiis nun, na immune nalang hehe. kaso aseeeg e, rasta nga e. kaya ayri hay!
hirap talaga kapag conformist ka.. pero d nga lang dito sa genre na to, meron din blues, funk, metal, punk, emo! etc etc.
3libo peso na ata pa dreadlocks ngayon e. bat kaya titiisin mo yun?
:mrgreen:=> :evil:=> :?=> :-D
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Hmm... I dunno... "Rasta Patois" is something that developed more along with the Rastafarian culture and faith, and while it predominantly flourished in Jamaica, the language itself became an essential part of the Rasta religion. Rastafarians irregardless of race or nationality address their lord as "Jah" much in the same way that Christians from all over address their God as "Yahweh."
Besides, "Jah" is just a shortened term for either "Jahweh" or "Jehovah." and that's because a lot about the Rastafarian religion finds it's roots in Christianity. Rastas look at the Emperor Haylie Selassie as the second coming of the Christ.
Now, if it was a question about whether these Pinoys who keep mouthing off Patois words and statements really are true Rastas or just some teens jumping in on the Reggae bandwagon, then I'm gonna have to agree with you.
Too many casual fans these days often mistake being a reggae fan as an automatic excuse to call themselves Rastafarians. Which is stupid. That's like having an atheist suddenly proclaim himself as a Christian just because he got doused with holy water. :lol:
I wanna say "Amen" to this, but since I consider myself a freethinker even though I was baptized as catholic, I'd rather express it literally....SO BE IT!! :-D
PEACE!
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8-) Basta 'ko weed na lang to open up my mind and have peace....
Baakit ko pproblemahin yung gustong gawin ng iba?
.....kung me sarili akong problema dun ko ipo-focuse ang atensyon ko,hindi sa iba!
:-D PEACE
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8-) Basta 'ko weed na lang to open up my mind and have peace....
Baakit ko pproblemahin yung gustong gawin ng iba?
.....kung me sarili akong problema dun ko ipo-focuse ang atensyon ko,hindi sa iba!
:-D PEACE
weed? ok yan! basta sakto lng...
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from 2006 may mas malalim pa bang opinions kayo mga ser?
UP ko lang itong topic na ito..
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Sakin ayus lang 'yun. Kanya kanyang trip lang yan e, saka tama, hindi lang sa reggae meron nyan, kahit sa metal or hiphop or pati sa ska meron din rude boys na hanap away para maging "rude" lang.
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ang tatagal na miyembro ng reggae and ska forum nina dex aka xed, franco etc .hehe.
irie po,jah po!whahaha.letse!
:-D
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i dont get some people, bakit sila nagsasabi ng "jah" "irie" blah blah blah... di ko magets eh! pinoy ka chong! PINOY! hindi porke tumutugtog ka na ng reggae at nagdadamit rasta ka e ibig sabihin JAMAICAN KA NA. born in the philippines ka brad, nakakatawa na may babylon ka pa pero nagsisimba ka sa baclaran. dont get me wrong, i have nothing against jamaicans and i, too, am a big fan of mr. marley and i admire him for his patriotism and his love for music but above all i am brown, proud and pure flip. di ako nanggugulo, just sharing my insights :wink: dami ko kc naeencounter na mga taong balat-kayo, and frankly naiirita ako
kaya nga isa sa most influential musician si bob marley e... i don't get bakit ka naasar sa mga nagsasalita ng Jamiacan patios or Rastawanna be..? it doesn't matter if they born here.. atlist they appreciate other culture.. so sana ganun ka din.. Eh ano gusto mo sabihin lang nila? MABUHAY!!? ganun? parang korny naman nun sa reggae.. Masnakakatawa naman tignan kung magdamit kang punk tapos reggae ka? hehehhe
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diba may meaning daw ung dreadlocks. Parang ung vocalist ng P.O.D. tinanggal na nya ung dreadlocks nya kasi nawala na daw ung real meaning ng dreadlocks.
hehe sorry kung mali ako. bisita lang ako dito sa reggae n' ska forums. :lol:
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Masnakakatawa naman tignan kung magdamit kang punk tapos reggae ka? hehehhe
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patay tau dyan.haha.have you heard of the term skinhead reggae?
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i dont get some people, bakit sila nagsasabi ng "jah" "irie" blah blah blah... di ko magets eh! pinoy ka chong! PINOY! hindi porke tumutugtog ka na ng reggae at nagdadamit rasta ka e ibig sabihin JAMAICAN KA NA. born in the philippines ka brad, nakakatawa na may babylon ka pa pero nagsisimba ka sa baclaran. dont get me wrong, i have nothing against jamaicans and i, too, am a big fan of mr. marley and i admire him for his patriotism and his love for music but above all i am brown, proud and pure flip. di ako nanggugulo, just sharing my insights :wink: dami ko kc naeencounter na mga taong balat-kayo, and frankly naiirita ako
ganito pare. ikaw, bakit ka nagsasalita ng english kung alam mo naman sa sarili mo na filipino ka?(if not then im wrong) kanya kanyang trip yan. at malay mo may mga nagagawa ka rin naman na naiirita ang ibang tao. let it slide dahil hindi mo naman ikakalugi or ikakamatay yan peace :D
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patay tau dyan.haha.have you heard of the term skinhead reggae?
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as far as i know they are white people who love reggae but also haters of black people reggae! subculture lang yan
ang akin lang e bakit sobra iritable ung author ng thread na eto at kung bakit asar na asar sya sa mga pilipino na gumagaya sa mga
jamiacan? what's wrong? parang ganito lang yan e.. "you can't be hardcore unless you live hardcore"!!
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patay tau dyan.haha.have you heard of the term skinhead reggae?
as far as i know they are white people who love reggae but also haters of black people reggae! subculture lang yan
ang akin lang e bakit sobra iritable ung author ng thread na eto at kung bakit asar na asar sya sa mga pilipino na gumagaya sa mga
jamiacan? what's wrong? parang ganito lang yan e.. "you can't be hardcore unless you live hardcore"!!
then you are a misguided fool.
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then you are a misguided fool.
bomboclot!!! and if i'm a fool. then explain your thoughts haters...
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bomboclot!!! and if i'm a fool. then explain your thoughts haters...
you mean bumbaklaat?
While the sub-genre of reggae known as "Skinhead" is widely debatable, part of that is due to it's ambiguity. What is Skinhead Reggae? Ask any three enthusiasts and you will get three different descriptions, partly because the sub-genre was not identified until well after the original movement had faded.
Skinhead arose from Mod Culture in Britain, and a fascination with the ghetto youth culture through which the Mods had the greatest exposure to Jamaican music, the Rude Boy. All the precursors had existed before the term was coined, the haircut, the manner of dress, the class, and the music within Mod culture. As Mod developed, two factions began to drift apart, one being the fashion Mod which was moving toward a more "Hippy" attitude and style, and the Hard Mod, which was developing at the time a gang mentality, a harder look in dress, and a greater commitment to class values.
Really, all early Reggae from about 1968 to about 1972 can be classified as Skinhead Reggae, but what part did Skinheads play in the development of this sound? For the first time, Jamaican music had found an international audience, whether those who created it liked it or not. The buying power of this new group of enthusiasts became part of the loop between Jamaica and Britain where once only West Indian immigrants to Britain had this influence, and the Skinheads were buying up records at a staggering rate. Reggae was charting in England, it was the sound the Skinheads wanted, and to deny the scene's influence via cash flow seems almost ludicrous. London based Labels Like Trojan, Pama, both in various imprints. Songs like "Liquidator" by the Harry J All-Stars, "Return of Django" by The Upsetters, and of course Max Romeo's "Wet Dream" which was banned after selling 250,000 copies by the BBC are Skinhead classics. Several less notable songs featuring the moniker were also released at the time, including "Skinhead a Bash Them", "Skinhead Moon Stomp", and "Skinhead Train". If a description of that early sound is needed, I can only say that the sound is beat driven both instrumentally and lyrically (the lyrics are often simple and repetitive). The real standouts of the era feature a predominant use of guitar and organ or piano as the driving rhythmic elements.
As the seventies dawned, Skinhead fashion went through changes as did Reggae music in general. By the end of 1972, many of the releases on the labels Skinheads found favor with were weaker, watered down and string laden and did not find favor with the crowds. Also, as in the evolution of any music, Reggae was finding a message. That message was Black Nationalism and Rastafari which the Skinhead set could not identify with. The music popular with West Indians was also changing, slowing down and becoming more mellow (Thanks in part to the brilliant arrangements made by Jackie Mittoo at the time) and the Skinheads, as well as Smoothies and Suedeheads that followed them, being obviously fickle in taste simply deserted Reggae for the new Glam Rock (Bolan and Bowie to name a few), and thus ended an era. Reggae moved back into the West Indian Communities and quietly awaited for Bob Marley to revive the spark that sent Reggae into the mainstream market.
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nice research.. hehehe.. it doesn't make sense... reggae still originated by Jamaican people.. The skinhead subculture was originally associated with black popular music genres such as soul, ska, rocksteady and early reggae...
The word "reggae" was coined around 1960 in Jamaica to identify a "ragged" style of dance music, that still had its roots in New Orleans rhythm'n'blues. However, reggae soon acquired the lament-like style of chanting and emphasized the syncopated beat. It also made explicit the relationship with the underworld of the "Rastafarians" (adepts of a millenary African faith, revived Marcus Garvey who advocated a mass emigration back to Africa), both in the lyrics and in the appropriation of the African nyah-bingi drumming style (a style that mimicks the heartbeat with its pattern of "thump-thump, pause, thump-thump"). Compared with rock music, reggae music basically inverted the role of bass and guitar: the former was the lead, the latter beat the typical hiccupping pattern. The paradox of reggae, of course, is that this music "unique to Jamaica" is actually not Jamaican at all, having its foundations in the USA and Africa.
An independent label, Island, distributed Jamaican records in the UK throughout the 1960s, but reggae became popular in the UK only when Prince Buster's Al Capone (1967) started a brief "dance craze". Jamaican music was very much a ghetto phenomenon, associated with gang-style violence, but Jimmy Cliff's Wonderful World Beautiful People (1969) wed reggae with the "peace and love" philosophy of the hippies, an association that would not die away. In the USA, Neil Diamond's Red Red Wine (1967) was the first reggae hit by a pop musician. Shortly afterwards, Johnny Nash's Hold Me Tight (1968) propelled reggae onto the charts. Do The Reggay (1968) by Toots (Hibbert) And The Maytals was the record that gave the music its name. Fredrick Toots Hibbert's vocal style was actually closer to gospel, as proved by their other hits (54-46, 1967; Monkey Man, 1969; Pressure Drop, 1970).
hehehe.. ano to pagaling mga research... ala ako paki sa skinhead na yan... ang tinatanong ko lang bakit ikaw ay galit sa mga gumagaya sa jamaican people... whats wrong? paki mo ba sa mga taong ganun...?
atlist sila nakaka appreciate ng culture ng iba... ikaw dami mong alam... pumorma ka ng gusto mo.. hehehe.. stop being haters fool!!!
ONE LOVE, ONE HEART LETS GET TOGETHER AND BE ALRIGHT -bob marley-
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ganito pare. ikaw, bakit ka nagsasalita ng english kung alam mo naman sa sarili mo na filipino ka?(if not then im wrong) kanya kanyang trip yan. at malay mo may mga nagagawa ka rin naman na naiirita ang ibang tao. let it slide dahil hindi mo naman ikakalugi or ikakamatay yan peace :D
AMEN to you bro!!! hehehhe
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taena wala ka din originality no?i just reposted para maintindihan mo yung skinhead culture. na ma ganun nga.you speak about us being haters, when you said you dont care about our subculture?who is the biggest fool you backdoor plumber.and please have the decency to post in sentence form, i got a problem with idiots posting nonsense in jejemon form.
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Malay mo mag Liparan din cla haha !
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ganito pare. ikaw, bakit ka nagsasalita ng english kung alam mo naman sa sarili mo na filipino ka?(if not then im wrong) kanya kanyang trip yan. at malay mo may mga nagagawa ka rin naman na naiirita ang ibang tao. let it slide dahil hindi mo naman ikakalugi or ikakamatay yan peace :D
Pag Rasta kasi Culture nila yun eh wala namang Rasta sa Pilipinas. Eh Ung ENGLISH naman ay kailangan para makapag Communicate sa Ibang Lahi.
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debate pala dito . haha. kanya-kanyang trip lang yan mga brad. anu ba pake natin sa kanila (sa mga wannbies ) ? lol ! nakakairita ba kamo ? anu ba tingin mo sa topic na to hindi ba nakakairita ? lol . why bother posting some kind of **** !! peace . loL
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rastafari is a movement, reggae is music. pero jah jah jah is jamaican. ajejeje is jejemon.
itaguyod na lang ninyo ang jahjahmon! yeah!
anu ba tingin mo sa topic na to hindi ba nakakairita ? lol . why bother posting some kind of **** !! peace . loL
hindi, ang maiirita lang dito yung tinatamaan. JAH!!!! :-D
stick to your roots, you can't go wrong
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jah bless,,, parang tunog "walang trabaho" hehehe,,, yus lan yun man,,, eh di ko din nagets yun,,, yaan mo nalang muna,,, hahaha
hahaha i have to agree.
Meron din akong isang kakilala na laging nagsasabi ng ganyan, kala ko naman nahihiya lang syang ayusin yung pag pronounce nya sa "god" bless, kaya nya ginaganyan. :lol:
at gusto nyang magpa convert, pinapraktis daw nya yung Jamaican etc, nakalimutan ko yung term nya.
weird, pero hindi naman reggae tugtugan nila. :|
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rastafari is a movement, reggae is music. pero jah jah jah is jamaican. ajejeje is jejemon.
itaguyod na lang ninyo ang jahjahmon! yeah!
hindi, ang maiirita lang dito yung tinatamaan. JAH!!!! :-D
stick to your roots, you can't go wrong
millenarian movement.parang mga rizalista sa banahaw.
stick to your roots. i agree.
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Fan din ako ng Reggae music, pero more on music lang, yung rastafarian lifestyle, bahala na kayo dun.. pwede naman maging fan kahit di mukhang rasta diba? :-D
naiintindihan ko yung pinanggagalingan ni TS.. nangyayari din yan sa ibang genre, yung para bang nasisira yung bagay na gusto mo noon pa, dahil biglang naging uso!
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Fan din ako ng Reggae music, pero more on music lang, yung rastafarian lifestyle, bahala na kayo dun.. pwede naman maging fan kahit di mukhang rasta diba? :-D
naiintindihan ko yung pinanggagalingan ni TS.. nangyayari din yan sa ibang genre, yung para bang nasisira yung bagay na gusto mo noon pa, dahil biglang naging uso!
actually hindi naman nasisira yung trip ko at okay naman na maging uso yung reggae. di ko lang gets kung bakit nagpapaka jamaican yung ibang tao.
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parang sa mga RnB fanatics din yan etc. .. ginagaya na din nila yung pormahan at expressions, imho :-D
kanya-kanyang trip .. JAH BLESS US !!! :-D
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actually hindi naman nasisira yung trip ko at okay naman na maging uso yung reggae. di ko lang gets kung bakit nagpapaka jamaican yung ibang tao.
hehe.. ganyan yata talaga.. e diba ang karamihan satin matagal naring nagpapaka"Kano".. :-D
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Just separate the two
MUSIC and CULTURE,,,
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Bangenge lang cguro sa ipinagbabawal na basil leaves kaya Jah ng Jah. Pero seriously man, reggae peeps that I know doesnt use that in their daily conversation.
Its consistent with posers. Pero personally, I learn to tolerate it nalang. They pass rolled basil leaves around kasi kaya Peace agad. :-D
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Just separate the two
MUSIC and CULTURE,,,
mismo.
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actually hindi naman nasisira yung trip ko at okay naman na maging uso yung reggae. di ko lang gets kung bakit nagpapaka jamaican yung ibang tao.
good lang din ako sa reggae at saka smokes :-)
di ko lang gets na masyado sinasabuhay un :?
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bloh jah.
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jah bless,,, parang tunog "walang trabaho" hehehe,,, yus lan yun man,,, eh di ko din nagets yun,,, yaan mo nalang muna,,, hahaha
tawa ako ng tawa dito hahaha..
nice one brotha!..
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ang lupit ng topic hahaha, ang maganda nito hayaan na lang natin ung trip ng iba as long na ndi nila tayo na peperwisyo.. kahit anong gawin natin hindi mauubos ang poser sa mundo. \m/
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Rasta - is not about music or smoking :roll:
Reggae - is not about Rasta or smoking :roll:
Smoking - is not about Reggae or Rasta :roll:
FFS - IS SELF EXPLANATORY!!
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Pinaka nakakainis yung iniiba ang accent kapag kumakanta ng reggae. Bakit kailangan ibahin? Bakit? Bakit?!!! hahaha
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i dont get some people, bakit sila nagsasabi ng "jah" "irie" blah blah blah... di ko magets eh! pinoy ka chong! PINOY! hindi porke tumutugtog ka na ng reggae at nagdadamit rasta ka e ibig sabihin JAMAICAN KA NA. born in the philippines ka brad, nakakatawa na may babylon ka pa pero nagsisimba ka sa baclaran. dont get me wrong, i have nothing against jamaicans and i, too, am a big fan of mr. marley and i admire him for his patriotism and his love for music but above all i am brown, proud and pure flip. di ako nanggugulo, just sharing my insights :wink: dami ko kc naeencounter na mga taong balat-kayo, and frankly naiirita ako
Amen Bro! Asar na asar din ako sa ganyan. Promise. Honestly ambaduy! Feeling jamaican na ewan.
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bloh jah.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA ngayon ko lang nakita to hahahahahaha benta
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May kakilala nga ko , sa school namin, nagpipilit gumaya sa franco , bob marley, etc.. may pa "jah love" pang nalalaman, at eto malupit, sumubok pang mag marijuana at mag adik, maging cool lang.. di niya alam hindi bagay sa sarili nya pinag gagagawa niya.. in short, trying hard. :-D
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@ everyone
read each and every comment may point naman lahat ng sinasabi niyo. pero kanya kanya trip lang yan. mga nagsasabi stick to your roots jan hindi naman ppwede yun sa iba. ako chinese born and raised dito eh kung sinabi stick to my roots hindi ba sana naging buddhist ako dahil sa pamilya ko. hindi rin naman ako poser dahil hindi ako gumagamit ng "jamaican english" hindi rin naman ako rastafarian dahil hindi ako naka dreadlocks at hindi ako vegetarian, but open minded ako. kahit sa religion masasabi ko wala ako religion but i believe in GOD. i smoke the herb everyday in front of my wife and daughter not because nagpapacool ako o trip lang. si BOB Marley na mismo symbol ng reggae/rastafar-I alam niyo ba na hindi siya full blooded jamaican. 50-50 half caste nga siya outsider ang tawag sakanyafather niya is white. pero bakit hindi niyo siya sabihin na poser siya? dati hindi naman yan naka dreads hindi pa siya rastafar-i? so does that make him a poser? o feelingero? magisip kayo. kanya kanyang paniniwala at trip lang yan. "live and let live" ika nga. parang noon hippie era ang dami naman dito sa pinas nakigaya malamang magulang niyo nakiki - in din. but don't you see nasasaktan ba kayo kung magsalita sila ng jah? o mga jejemon na nagtetext naabala ba kayo? hindi naman diba kanya kanya lang yan. think again. lets get together and feel alright. hindi ba dapat maging masaya nalang kayo para sa ibang tao
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ako jobless jah bless. :drool: :money:
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- a thread made on October 10, 2006. (2 years prior to the birth of the "super-band FRANCO") by a forumite named franco.
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si TS drummer sya ng isang local reggae band medyo legendary na nga kung tutuusin yun banda nila (kasama sila sa reggae fest sa MOA sa Oct 20). so alam nya ang sinasabi nya.
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IMHO
perspective >>> di rin naman nag originate ang reggae sa pilipinas e
rationale >>> kailangan dig parin ng tumutugtog ng reggae dito sa pinas ang origin ng music at culture neto... parang sa blues andaming mga tumutugtog na natutunan lang ang blues scale bluesero na sila nun? e tapos pag may naencounter silang mga purist sa blues at ineexplain sa kanila ang root and culture ng blues, one step backwards sila dahil di sapat ang alam nila regarding dito.
point >>> kahit papano kailangan pa ring i embrace ang isang particular na genre, culture, traditions etc, para matutunan mo mga fundamentals neto.
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Akala ko talaga sa Bulacan nagsimula ang reggae... sa Jameycauayan, Bulacan.
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bloh jah.
You make my day men! Hahahaha!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
jah cool
tanong nyo kay ja rule kung bakit
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- a thread made on October 10, 2006. (2 years prior to the birth of the "super-band FRANCO") by a forumite named franco.
a thread that is still active even after 6 years :-D and yes, franco is my real name
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@ everyone
read each and every comment may point naman lahat ng sinasabi niyo. pero kanya kanya trip lang yan. mga nagsasabi stick to your roots jan hindi naman ppwede yun sa iba. ako chinese born and raised dito eh kung sinabi stick to my roots hindi ba sana naging buddhist ako dahil sa pamilya ko. hindi rin naman ako poser dahil hindi ako gumagamit ng "jamaican english" hindi rin naman ako rastafarian dahil hindi ako naka dreadlocks at hindi ako vegetarian, but open minded ako. kahit sa religion masasabi ko wala ako religion but i believe in GOD. i smoke the herb everyday in front of my wife and daughter not because nagpapacool ako o trip lang. si BOB Marley na mismo symbol ng reggae/rastafar-I alam niyo ba na hindi siya full blooded jamaican. 50-50 half caste nga siya outsider ang tawag sakanyafather niya is white. pero bakit hindi niyo siya sabihin na poser siya? dati hindi naman yan naka dreads hindi pa siya rastafar-i? so does that make him a poser? o feelingero? magisip kayo. kanya kanyang paniniwala at trip lang yan. "live and let live" ika nga. parang noon hippie era ang dami naman dito sa pinas nakigaya malamang magulang niyo nakiki - in din. but don't you see nasasaktan ba kayo kung magsalita sila ng jah? o mga jejemon na nagtetext naabala ba kayo? hindi naman diba kanya kanya lang yan. think again. lets get together and feel alright. hindi ba dapat maging masaya nalang kayo para sa ibang tao
kapatid, what i meant with stick to your roots is be a filipino musician not a filipino musician trying hard to speak like or be a jamaican/rastafarian. tumugtog ka ng reggae pero wag ka maging "stage-jamaican". nope di ako nasasaktan sa mga nagpapaka jamaican, nakakatawa nga sila e hehe! buti sana kung may accent lang sa pagkanta, e sumobra na ata kasi pati in between sets at sa baba ng stage juma-jah pa din. i have nothing against these guys, yun ang trip nila e.
i agree with fretboard
point >>> kahit papano kailangan pa ring i embrace ang isang particular na genre, culture, traditions etc, para matutunan mo mga fundamentals neto.
you can embrace a culture, tradition or anything that can give you deeper knowledge of what genre you are playing, BUT never set aside who and what you really are.
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i agree with fretboard you can embrace a culture, tradition or anything that can give you deeper knowledge of what genre you are playing, BUT never set aside who and what you really are.
agreed
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sirs baka may kilala kayo na trumpet or trombone player na willing to play for a christian ska band. we're looking.. pa refer na lang sa below thread kung meron.
http://talk.philmusic.com/index.php?topic=289154.0
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i agree with fretboard you can embrace a culture, tradition or anything that can give you deeper knowledge of what genre you are playing, BUT never set aside who and what you really are.
i agree with this. madaming nadadala masyado ng genre / tugtugan nila e. a friend turned me on to reggae right after highschool, to this day we address each other as "roots" - even after we'd gone thru smooth jazz, country and what not together.
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Pwede ba pa UP neto? hehe.
Namulat ako sa reggae music nung kabataan ko dahil sa kuya ko na nahilig makinig kay Bob Marley noon. At nung kabataan ko pakiramdam ko na ako lang 'yung batang nakikinig sa reggae (siguro meron din na iba pero wala masyado sa lugar namin, school man o sa bahay). Nagustuhan ko rin 'yung culture nila at 'yung Rastafari pero di dumating sa punto na pinapamukha ko sa iba ko na alam ko 'yun at nagsasalita tulad nila. Nung nagtagal na, unti unting sumikat lalo ang reggae music at syempre mas lalong namulat ang mga tao dun sa Rasta culture na kasama nung genre, napansin ko nga na marami nang ... parang biglang naging "rasta" dahil lang nakikinig sila sa music at nagwi-weed. At dahil dun parang naging baduy tuloy 'yung dating at hindi na naging spiritual 'yung essence nung rastafari kundi parang fashion statement nalang. Nakakalungkot makita na halos sa kung saan may nagsusuot nung Red, Gold, Green pero kung tatanung mo kung ano ibig sabihin nun eh di nila alam. Di na rin ako masyadong link sa reggae pero siguro dahil kinalakihan ko ito, magiging parte ito ng buhay ko kahit sa anong paraan.
:-D Peace
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Wow! Buhay pa pala yung thread na to
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half briton ba si bob marley?
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wala tayo magagawa, mahilig mag stereotype ang pinoy eh. pag african descent, nigga, egoy, rapper. pag naka dreadlocks, rasta, Kokoi Baldo, etc.