Reggae DVD's?

Mirella F21

Vad är i Köpenhamn?

rebel salute, sting, reggae on the river, sun splash, one love conert - bob marley tribute, capleton still blazin, dancehall jam jam, portland splash.... finns många schyssta men det finns risk för kass kvalite när det gäller vissa stageshows. Det mesta från bl a vp brukar ha bra kvalite.

Kingston Signals vol.1-3

Jag köpte "How fi dance reggae Vol 1." från blenda och njöt lite. Det är lite lågbudget varning, men det är helt ok bild. Vet faktiskt inte riktigt vad man kan förvänta sig av dvds då jag sällan köper dem. Kolla www.howfidancereggae.com det finns tydligen två dvds till. Finns även sneakpreview om jag inte minns fel. Dvdn jag köpte är indelad i två delar watch/learn. Ganska kul men jag vet inte om den är så bra.

om man vill ha film från 80-talets dancehalls vart ska man då leta? Dvs, jag vill se filmningar från tiden då rub-a-dub var nice like spice!

capleton - paris burnin. Grym kvalité på bild och ljud!

dom här e helt ok!!!!!! hör av dig så kan jag kanske fixa
Stereo Mars 1985.
Stereo Mars PNP Rally 1985.
AFRICAN LOVE LIVE 1986:African Love DVD In 1986 African love was THE sound system in New York. As a Selector, Danny Dread ran all the boomshot hits and their Micsman Shinehead had such talent that he became the first US born reggae artist to sign to a major label. This DVD captures the 86 era of New York reggae perfectly. It was filmed at the Reggae Lounge, which was the top reggae spot in Manhattan until it closed in 93. A whole heap of talent are on stage at this event all rocking over classic Jammy’s digital riddims. Uglyman drives the crowd crazy as he rocks his massive hit “Computer” over the Sleng Teng. Echo Minott comes correct doing “My Fat Milly” and “Lazy Body” and Ranking Joe brings a singular energy to his performances. Dillinger is up there as well and not looking good. Obviously, he is taking part in the big crack phase that hit NYC and he even speaks upon it in one of the nuttiest sequences – over the “Answer” riddim, Dillinger runs back Brigadier Jerry’s “Pain” changing it to “Cocaine.” He then goes into some madness where he spits the lyrics, “You mix down cocaine, you get Crack! One o’ clock, two o’ clock, three o’ clock, Crack!” The crowd goes nuts and the other performers look incredulous that Dillinger on crack would be so happy singing about crack. Shinehead comes through in a major way showing off all his talents from signing to rapping to DJing to whistling to whatever – the man was an incredibly talented performer…I miss Shinehead! All in all this is a great DVD with incredible tunes and great energy.