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Bob Marley — Exodus
Album: Exodus
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Released: 1977
Length: 7:21
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Exodus, movement of JAH people (Oh,Yeah)
Exodus, movement of JAH people
Men and people will fight ya down, tell me why
When ya see JAH light
Let me tell you if you're not wrong (and why)
Everything is allright
So we gonna walk, (allright) through the roads of creation
We're the generation,tell me why
Who trod through great tribulation

Exodus, movement of JAH people
Exodus, movement of JAH people
Open your eyes and look within
Are you satisfied with the life
You're living (huh)
We know where we're going
We know where we're from
We're leaving babylon
We're going to our father's land

Exodus, movement of JAH people
Exodus, movement of JAH people
Exodus, Exodus, Exodus
Exodus, Exodus, Exodus
Movement of JAH people
Movement of JAH people
Movement of JAH people
Movement of JAH people
Move, move, move, movement of JAH people
JAH come to breakdown downpression, rule equality
Wipe away transgression
And set the captives free

Exodus, movement of JAH people
Exodus, movement of JAH people
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"If you don't know your destination, travel widely" wise words Bob
Posted 9 months ago by Fishman    [ Reply ]
What has struck me about this song for a long time is how the beat is so different from most reggae, with the emphasis on the downbeat. It's like reggae "on the one".
Posted 1 year ago by MJdub    [ Reply ]
 Jelani wrote:



Mine's set up properly(actually, my system doesn't need it for this tune) and it doesn't make this tune sound any better. Without the sub, I still rate a "1".



Haters gonna hate.
Posted 1 year ago by ick    [ Reply ]
 Jelani wrote:



Mine's set up properly(actually, my system doesn't need it for this tune) and it doesn't make this tune sound any better. Without the sub, I still rate a "1".



You're the first to go in the Revolution.
Posted 1 year ago by itsme_bygolly    [ Reply ]
 easmann wrote:


I'm with you EC. I'd point out though that there is a considerable difference between "a sub" and a good, or musical one. If all you hear when you play this song is a monotone in the lower bass then I suspect your sub is either not very good or not very well set up.

Reggae requires a good musical subwoofer, properly set up, in order to fully appreciate.



Mine's set up properly(actually, my system doesn't need it for this tune) and it doesn't make this tune sound any better. Without the sub, I still rate a "1".
Posted 2 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Sjaaks wrote:
Since last week we have a new speaker set including a subwoofer. Thanks to this subwoofer it becomes apparent how incredibly monotone this song really is...

Bob Marley is a true legend, but this is so boring...

Bleh.... 2


 ExploitingChaos wrote:
I have never heard of anyone buying a Sub and then disliking Dub and Reggae

Just silly :O)

I'm with you EC. I'd point out though that there is a considerable difference between "a sub" and a good, or musical one. If all you hear when you play this song is a monotone in the lower bass then I suspect your sub is either not very good or not very well set up.

Reggae requires a good musical subwoofer, properly set up, in order to fully appreciate.
Posted 2 years ago by easmann    [ Reply ]
 TheKing2 wrote:

I'm probably to awake for this. it is so boringly repetative.



Enlighten yourself with spell check.
Posted 3 years ago by ray_killeen    [ Reply ]
Only 7.4? I just don't understand the ratings on here sometimes. A classic.
Posted 3 years ago by SnapDragon66    [ Reply ]
Such a classic and a solid 10✌️
Posted 3 years ago by Easyrider    [ Reply ]
Timeless and so apropos.
Posted 4 years ago by jtherieau    [ Reply ]
I'm probably to awake for this. it is so boringly repetative.
Posted 4 years ago by TheKing2    [ Reply ]
Bob Marley...often imitated, never duplicated!
Posted 4 years ago by vickiekillion    [ Reply ]
Just saw the Wailers perform this song live a week ago in San Jose, CA.  The band had at least two of Marley's original members, including the drummer and guitarist (who is truly amazing).  Seeing the Wailers perform this song was amazing.  Yes, Marley is long gone but his band is still out there!!  Go see them!!  They put on a great show!
Posted 4 years ago by rpdevotee    [ Reply ]
The live-version from "Babylon By Bus" has much more DRIVE.
Posted 5 years ago by (former member)    [ Reply ]
Nobody dug into a groove like Marley.
Posted 5 years ago by keller1    [ Reply ]
In Athens, on a train station, there
were two signs for 'way out'. One in domestic Greek : 'EXODUS' and one for international folks: 'EXIT'.   
Posted 5 years ago by Pjesnik    [ Reply ]
 Sjaaks wrote:
Since last week we have a new speaker set including a subwoofer. Thanks to this subwoofer it becomes apparent how incredibly monotone this song really is...

Bob Marley is a true legend, but this is so boring... 

Bleh.... 2 


 

I have never heard of anyone buying a Sub and then disliking Dub and Reggae

Just silly :O)
Posted 5 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
I love going straight to 10 on a new rating. Made my day!
Posted 5 years ago by Webfoot    [ Reply ]
Eczema, itchin of da people!
Posted 5 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
10²
Posted 6 years ago by Hyperemesis    [ Reply ]
Not one of Marley's best IMHO.  Really redundant and droning.  Slightly more passable on "Babylon by Bus", one of our family's classics.
{#Frustrated} 
Posted 6 years ago by khardog145    [ Reply ]
They could at least pronounce the title of the song and album properly. Jah!
Posted 6 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
I am having a movement right now.
Posted 6 years ago by Rockit9    [ Reply ]
enough with the "classic reggae"
dull, beyond words. save it for the cruise ships 
Posted 7 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
One of his better ones both this cut and the album. Jah mon.
Posted 7 years ago by bluematrix    [ Reply ]
 boober wrote:

Who's Herb?
 
Herb Edelman.
herb edelman 
Posted 8 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
awful monotony
Posted 8 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
 nightdrive wrote:
Druggie
 
what frigging insight lmao {#Lol}
Posted 8 years ago by willmcnaught    [ Reply ]

Ry Cooder & Manuel Galban — Monte A Dentro >
Bob Marley — Exodus 

Common theme: One chord songs 


Posted 8 years ago by drewsome    [ Reply ]
 d-don wrote:
Only a 7.3?!! Seriously? Solid 10 if there ever was one.

 
Really?  This doesn't rank among my favorite 20% of Bob Marley's works.  Good song, but he did way better stuff imho.
Posted 8 years ago by spacemoose    [ Reply ]
 nightdrive wrote:
Druggie
 

Jah!
Posted 9 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
{#Daisy}
Posted 10 years ago by shellbella    [ Reply ]
Druggie
Posted 11 years ago by nightdrive    [ Reply ]
 Sjaaks wrote:

Since last week we have a new speaker set including a subwoofer. Thanks to this subwoofer it becomes apparent how incredibly monotone this song really is...

Bob Marley is a true legend, but this is so boring... 

Bleh.... 2 



 
It might also point to a weakness of the new subwoofer?  Some are just designed to "boom" and cannot convey any of the subtleties of the playing.
Posted 11 years ago by NeilBlanchard    [ Reply ]
Did anyone make reggae music besides Bob Marley?  Because I like reggae but I've heard every Bob Marley song already enough for a lifetime.
Posted 11 years ago by amb599    [ Reply ]
I have a bootleg of an Amsterdam show from 1977 with a rendition of this. The live experience must have been awesome: This song builds and builds in energy, to a fine finish. Go with live (warts & all) recordings anytime!
Posted 11 years ago by maxmox    [ Reply ]
Not a big reggae fan, but this is outfrickenstanding!
Posted 11 years ago by kaviksdad    [ Reply ]
If I were forced to be religious, I'd be a rasta in a moment. 

Rasta for I. Ja. 
Posted 11 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
I don't like reggae oh no...
Posted 11 years ago by justsomeone    [ Reply ]

Since last week we have a new speaker set including a subwoofer. Thanks to this subwoofer it becomes apparent how incredibly monotone this song really is...

Bob Marley is a true legend, but this is so boring... 

Bleh.... 2 


Posted 12 years ago by Sjaaks    [ Reply ]
Only a 7.3?!! Seriously? Solid 10 if there ever was one.
Posted 12 years ago by d-don    [ Reply ]
Jahlike
Posted 12 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]


Saw this song played live, approx. 33.5 years ago, at the Northrup Aud.on the Univ. on Minn. campus.  Won't ever forget it.
Posted 13 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
 grant wrote:
Massive groove - fall into it and let it carry you along.

Reggae more than most other forms of music is as much about feeling as it listening.
 
You got it! You just let it play straight into your mind, stop thinking about it and feel it. There millions of brilliant, heartfelt people around the world who regard Bob as a prophet, with good reason I think.
Posted 13 years ago by misterbearbaby    [ Reply ]
Massive groove - fall into it and let it carry you along.

Reggae more than most other forms of music is as much about feeling as it listening.
Posted 13 years ago by grant    [ Reply ]
Bob is Great, Bill is Better !  {#Group-hug}
Posted 13 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
11!
Posted 13 years ago by moonsaura    [ Reply ]

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Posted 13 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
I've always thought that yer man's singing "move them puncture people" :o)
Posted 14 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 Mandible wrote:

"Herb is the healing of that nation, alcohol is the destruction." -BOB MARLEY


 

Exactly!

So let's get heavily drunk tonight - and have a spliff when it's all done!
Posted 14 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
 musikalia wrote:
Just my opinion, but all the songs from this album are just payed to death, and some even commercially so by now. There are so many non-overdone Bob Marley songs (or even different versions of the Legend songs) that I would rather hear on RP, instead of this for the 10 gazillionth time.
 

You're right.  It is just your opinion.
Posted 14 years ago by Ulises    [ Reply ]
Jah mon.
Posted 14 years ago by derekd    [ Reply ]
 EssexTex wrote:

Herb Alpert

 
Nice Herb!!

Posted 14 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
{#Sunny}{#Music}{#Sunny}
Posted 14 years ago by pauleywalnuts    [ Reply ]
This one needs a comment on its greatness in the positive for 2010 - I'll take care of that...it's great.
Posted 14 years ago by inindian    [ Reply ]
Just my opinion, but all the songs from this album are just payed to death, and some even commercially so by now. There are so many non-overdone Bob Marley songs (or even different versions of the Legend songs) that I would rather hear on RP, instead of this for the 10 gazillionth time.
Posted 14 years ago by musikalia    [ Reply ]
boober wrote:

Who's Herb?


Herb Alpert

Posted 15 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
funny that there's actually an album cover with this song name on the title...
One my favorite Marley albums. Out of about a half-dozen favorites of his ;-)
Posted 15 years ago by krich58    [ Reply ]
 Mandible wrote:

"Herb is the healing of that nation, alcohol is the destruction." -BOB MARLEY


 
Who's Herb?

Posted 15 years ago by boober    [ Reply ]

open your eyes and look within
move-move-move


Posted 15 years ago by mr_toad    [ Reply ]
 crowhog2000 wrote:
{#Dancingbanana_2}{#Sunny}
 
yep.

Posted 15 years ago by goodpunk    [ Reply ]

"Herb is the healing of that nation, alcohol is the destruction." -BOB MARLEY


Posted 15 years ago by Mandible    [ Reply ]
Now I'm hearing "move that puncture, people..."
Posted 15 years ago by Dahlia_Gumbo    [ Reply ]
I feel sorry for anyone who needs to have this song "explained" to them. It's called a groove, people!
Posted 15 years ago by Shimmer    [ Reply ]
A little slow, I was.  I managed to hit -mute-, but only nearing the end of the first line, "...movement of the pe..."  Right there!  I'll wait.


Posted 15 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]
{#Dancingbanana_2}{#Sunny}
Posted 16 years ago by crowhog2000    [ Reply ]

sdn wrote:




I suppose.... but reggae is so incredibly repetitious. And, other than the lyrics, it's hard to tell one reggae song from another. It's just such a deathly dull genre (imho).



 ThePoose wrote:




Life is repetitive. That's what allows us to learn and better survive in our environment.



 

I guest he just doesn't dance!


Posted 16 years ago by inindian    [ Reply ]
Just like the exodus, this seems to last for 40 years...
Posted 16 years ago by bentonian    [ Reply ]
IF an exodus is to plod along than I say nicely done, otherwise this plods along a bit to long
Posted 16 years ago by wenatchee    [ Reply ]
FluorideFreeMN wrote:
Please expand my musical horizons...don't simply tread the same path! This song is certainly on that same path.
If you think this song treads the same path as for example: No Woman No Cry Three Little Birds or Buffalo Soldier than you need to broaden your horizons
Posted 16 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
sdn wrote:
I suppose.... but reggae is so incredibly repetitious. And, other than the lyrics, it's hard to tell one reggae song from another. It's just such a deathly dull genre (imho).
Life is repetitive. That's what allows us to learn and better survive in our environment.
Posted 16 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
FluorideFreeMN wrote:
Please expand my musical horizons...don't simply tread the same path! This song is certainly on that same path.
No kidding, remember when we used to hear new music every once in a while? Those were the days...
Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
Darkmatter wrote:
Hating music with such an intensity cannot possibly be good for you. Relax, it's only rock'n'roll, only with a backbeat!
One good thing about music... when it hits you feel no pain.
Posted 16 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
One of Marley's best!
Posted 16 years ago by kangoid    [ Reply ]
While I agree, Marley is pretty overexposed, this song really hits the spot today, as I sit here, working late at the job I want to quit.
Posted 16 years ago by tclodes    [ Reply ]
red5_bc wrote:
be done already! be done already! so tired of this stuff.
Please expand my musical horizons...don't simply tread the same path! This song is certainly on that same path.
Posted 16 years ago by FluorideFreeMN    [ Reply ]
be done already! be done already! so tired of this stuff.
Posted 16 years ago by red5_bc    [ Reply ]
Had to stop working and do a bit of chair-grooving for this classic! prickelpit96 wrote:
Had to stop working and to lean back for this alltime-classic....
Posted 16 years ago by Krispian    [ Reply ]
Good job Bill, today's selection was the best I've heard in a while on RP.
Posted 16 years ago by mybaldbird    [ Reply ]
Had to stop working and to lean back for this alltime-classic.... A 10 of course.
Posted 16 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
sdn wrote:
I suppose.... but reggae is so incredibly repetitious. And, other than the lyrics, it's hard to tell one reggae song from another. It's just such a deathly dull genre (imho).
People could easily say that about techno, hip hop, Philip Glass, and George Clinton but just like Marley, they have rabid fanbases as well. I see reggae being cut from a similar cloth as those mentioned above, at least in the way Bob did it. It's about the tension and nuance within the repetition - the repeated rhythms, to me anyway, have an emotional, almost trance-inducing effect. Then you slip between the beats to feel all the movement and nuance within. Listen closely to this song - there's a LOT going on. Sink into that steady groove and the mind opens, revealing all the hidden treasures. I know what I wrote sounds flaky as hell, but hey, so am I.
Posted 16 years ago by DoctorHooey    [ Reply ]
fuh2 wrote:
All hail Bob the greatest international Icon of the 20th Century
the only evidence of a prophet i've seen in this lifetime. miss you bob. p.s. and to all the people minimizing his impact and importance, take a read of 'The History of Rastafarianism' and get another look at an entire spiritual movement/religion that he single-handedly brought to the mainstream.
Posted 16 years ago by jarrudy    [ Reply ]
Cruithne3753 wrote:
Judging by the amount of hate here, probably a centenarian German ex-pat, so won't be around for long...
BTW: Shouldn't those nazis live in Argentina or Paraguay? P.S.: Love the song.
Posted 16 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
mefrombrazil wrote:
hate, Hate, HATE. HATEEEEEEEEEEE.
Judging by the amount of hate here, probably a centenarian German ex-pat, so won't be around for long...
Posted 16 years ago by Cruithne3753    [ Reply ]
mefrombrazil wrote:
hate, Hate, HATE. HATEEEEEEEEEEE.
Hating music with such an intensity cannot possibly be good for you. Relax, it's only rock'n'roll, only with a backbeat!
Posted 16 years ago by Darkmatter    [ Reply ]
this is endless
Posted 16 years ago by dogpound    [ Reply ]
hate, Hate, HATE. HATEEEEEEEEEEE.
Posted 17 years ago by mefrombrazil    [ Reply ]
crinky wrote:
Personally, I think the band Yes is completely uninteresting. To each his/her own.
Heathen.
Posted 17 years ago by shayde    [ Reply ]
"Exodus...move that puncture, people." At least, that's what it's always sounded like to me ;-)
Posted 17 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Sitting in our new office together with 20 other programmers I'd like to have my personal exodus today. It's so f***** loud in those big offices.
Posted 17 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
Pyro wrote:
Seriously, what is it people DO see in reggae?
Well...you can dance to it. It's soothing musically and tends to be positive or meaningfully political lyrically. Some people don't like blues because they think it all sounds alike. Personally, I think the band Yes is completely uninteresting. To each his/her own.
Posted 17 years ago by crinky    [ Reply ]
sdn wrote:
I suppose.... but reggae is so incredibly repetitious. And, other than the lyrics, it's hard to tell one reggae song from another. It's just such a deathly dull genre (imho).
I don't listen to the music (although my feet do) and instead listen to the message. Unfortunately, not much has changed for Jamaicans since Bob's untimely death. Jah Rules!
Posted 17 years ago by Ulises    [ Reply ]
bigstyx wrote:
Actually, many kinds of "ethnic" music tends to produce the same effect, no ? It can take time to appreciate them, sometimes ...
I suppose.... but reggae is so incredibly repetitious. And, other than the lyrics, it's hard to tell one reggae song from another. It's just such a deathly dull genre (imho).
Posted 17 years ago by sdn    [ Reply ]
Pyro wrote:
Seriously, what is it people DO see in reggae? Enlighten me!
It is maybe more about feeling than seeing (as often with music); I understand what you mean, and I remember the first time I heard some reggae tunes in the mid 70's; I thought it was always the same thing, and finally, this is a rythm I like much now (some months spent in Africa have probably helped) Actually, many kinds of "ethnic" music tend to produce the same effect, no ? It can take time to appreciate them, sometimes ...
Posted 17 years ago by bigstyx    [ Reply ]
Pyro wrote:
I am a trained musician, and I have musical tastes ranging from Brahms to Porcupine Tree. Yet, I have never seen the allure of reggae. And don't tell me it's because I've never been stoned. There isn't ENOUGH weed. Reggae is one rhythm and one chord throughout. Why am I so bored? Seriously, what is it people DO see in reggae? Enlighten me!
The ability to take art, strip all unnecessary information and produce a simple form that remains complex in its idea ...
Posted 17 years ago by themotion    [ Reply ]
No, wiseking simply has no idea what he's talking about. Those are all fine reggae artists, but anyone claiming that Bob Marley is for "beginners" is ignorant of the history of Jamaica and the evolution of reggae. Bob utterly transformed reggae, and his resulting popularity reflected his artistry and talent. Listen, really listen, to this song. It is spellbinding. Earlier reggae was good, but it was nothing like this. prickelpit96 wrote:
For sure he's talking about Linton Kwesi Johnson Burning Spear Black Uhuru Mad Professor Mutabaruka ... but this list doesn't make Bob obsolete...
Posted 17 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
I'm not going to bash reggae (I personally really dislike it, but hey -- people like what they like). But I do wish there were less of it on RP. Oh well.
Posted 17 years ago by sdn    [ Reply ]
I am a trained musician, and I have musical tastes ranging from Brahms to Porcupine Tree. Yet, I have never seen the allure of reggae. And don't tell me it's because I've never been stoned. There isn't ENOUGH weed. Reggae is one rhythm and one chord throughout. Why am I so bored? Seriously, what is it people DO see in reggae? Enlighten me! PM welcome!
Posted 17 years ago by Pyro    [ Reply ]
eastcoast wrote:
So what is real Reggae?
For sure he's talking about Linton Kwesi Johnson Burning Spear Black Uhuru Mad Professor Mutabaruka ... but this list doesn't make Bob obsolete...
Posted 17 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
Just needed the first second to recognize the unbelievable Bob.
Posted 17 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
All hail Bob the greatest international Icon of the 20th Century
Posted 17 years ago by fuh2    [ Reply ]
eastcoast wrote:
reggae for beginners? what the hell does that mean? I guess Morrison's Moondance is just for beginners too. That is an album that has been played over and over...just because an album is played over and oever doesn't mean it is overplayed...Wake Up!!!
this one, however, IS overplayed
Posted 17 years ago by dogpound    [ Reply ]
I don't get the frat house comments in regards to this album. The frat boys I'm aware of would never listen to something so lovey-hippy. Ever. Never. It wouldn't happen. They're all listening to Limp Bizkit (or however its spelled) and idiotic top 40 conservative crap. Not this. This, for those of us who are NOT frat boys/girls, is a resounding 10!
Posted 17 years ago by MissAmy    [ Reply ]
So what is real Reggae? thewiseking wrote:
with all the great reggae, ragga,dub and dancehall why do we have to hear this overplayed frathouse crossover artist?
Posted 17 years ago by eastcoast    [ Reply ]
thewiseking wrote:
with all the great reggae, ragga,dub and dancehall why do we have to hear this overplayed frathouse crossover artist?
"Crossover"? What did he cross over to?
Posted 17 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
reggae for biginners? what the hell does that mean? I guess Morrison's Moondance is just for beginners too. That is an album that has been played over and over...just because an album is played over and oever doesn't mean it is overplayed...Wake Up!!! thewiseking wrote:
ok. so its 1980, im back on campus, and some knucklehead whiteboys from New Jersey are kickin around a hacky sack and listening to this goddamn overplayed album again. Stop it. Reggae for beginners, strictly.
Posted 17 years ago by eastcoast    [ Reply ]
thewiseking wrote:
ok. so its 1980, im back on campus, and some knucklehead whiteboys from New Jersey are kickin around a hacky sack and listening to this goddamn overplayed album again. Stop it. Reggae for beginners, strictly.
+100
Posted 17 years ago by dogpound    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by bobdylan    [ Reply ]
ok. so its 1980, im back on campus, and some knucklehead whiteboys from New Jersey are kickin around a hacky sack and listening to this goddamn overplayed album again. Stop it. Reggae for beginners, strictly.
Posted 17 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Under the word reggae in the dictionary, this song is playing.
Posted 17 years ago by Alpine    [ Reply ]
with all the great reggae, ragga,dub and dancehall why do we have to hear this overplayed frathouse crossover artist?
Posted 17 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Wilmshurst wrote:
I could listen to this album for hours. . .
It would be one of 5 albums I'd want if I was going to be stranded on a desert island with a lot of weed,rum and hot black women. I wonder where I could find one of those?
Posted 17 years ago by bokey    [ Reply ]
jah_blessed wrote:
There's a minuscule minority of RP listeners who, apparently, have nothing better to do than bash every genre/artist they don't like at every available opportunity. For instance, there are some users who go out of their way to rate every single U2 or Radiohead song a 1. These people feed off negative vibes and, IMO, are not worth arguing with. Jah bless you all!
Let us rise above the ignorant and unenlightened (and just plain annoying)!
Posted 17 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
Wilmshurst wrote:
I could listen to this album for hours...
me too...wish I had your emoticons
Posted 17 years ago by nance    [ Reply ]
I could listen to this album for hours...
Posted 17 years ago by Wilmshurst    [ Reply ]
Nice. Play Bob at 4:20 (well PST anyway). How am I supposed to concentrate for the remaining 40 mins?
Posted 17 years ago by elvenwise    [ Reply ]
Pretty burned out on this song, but there's no denying the funkiness
Posted 18 years ago by ArbiterOfGoodTaste    [ Reply ]
I have no problem with Bob...this song has been played to death.
Posted 18 years ago by jessenaiman    [ Reply ]
ploafmaster wrote:
I know many people personally who like Reggae that have never touched pot, so I'm not coming from that angle, but c'mon man, these boards are for people to express what they feel about the song that's playing - and if that means that every Reggae song will garner a colorful, "Reggae Sucks" for certain listeners, so be it. As long as we don't attack you personally, let us keep posting. Feel free to disagree, and post your disagreement. But don't try to dissuade others from posting their opinions just because they're insulting music you like.
Your freedom of speech is not in jeopardy here. It's just that hearing the same comment from the same people all the time is getting a little tiring. If you keep bashing something constantly, expect a backlash every now and then.
Posted 18 years ago by jah_blessed    [ Reply ]
Wish they would change keys or go into a chorus or something, but nope, its reggae. It just keeps going and going.
Posted 18 years ago by GNGRBRDMN    [ Reply ]