Reggae

Meh fih canna lissen to dat CRAHP!

Good for when you're intoxicated.

unless you were alive in Marley's prime or your life heavily revolves around not having one and marijuana - reggae is a no-no. gross.

It's ok mahn...

ill

Repetitive, throbbing beat no matter what band or song you're listening to. In my opinion, not a genre at all, but a 'drug add-on', used only to enhance your drug experience but not for real listening.

i like that muzic

Its ok sometimes but its not something I will stop for if I hear it on the radio.

It is good when the mood is right. I enjoy Reggae when I am wanting to chill out. W

Bob Marley is the only reggae I know and I love that. Pass that doobie.

its okay

Kinda good not reallY

it's okay...I guess never was into it

Reggae is awesome. It gets me in a great mood. Laid back and fun.

Marley. Morgan Legacy. Mighty Diamonds.

Reggae is good. I personally enjoy the music of Matisyahu

its ok i dont listen to it all the time but some of it is really good

love the beat nothing can compare

i don't know much reggae music

Raggae has a unique feel to it, it generally has a slow beat and rhythem making it good music to relax to.

My opinion and speaking as an American, I really gotta be in the mood for this. Usually sounds better when your drunk or stoned. Mostly mellow easy style music.

There are very, very few poor records from the classic period (ca. 1970 - 1979), and very little of interest since. Many of the best Reggae artists are virtually unknown in the USA. Some suggested listening: Culture, Augustus Pablo, King Tubby, Dennis Brown, Toots & The Maytals, Lee Perry & The Upsetters, The Heptones, Junior Murvin, Big Youth, Max Romeo, Dillinger, Burning Spear, Black Uhuru etc.

Not a big fan of reggae.... simple as that

Its kinda boring. Everytime I hear it,I either fall asleep or pray that the CD's over

Outside of Bob Marley, it can get a little boring

Quite good in certain situations but I am not laid-back enough to listen to it all day everyday.

It can be alright. Not typically my cup of tea.

I like it and respect it as a musical form of expression, although I wouldn't say I'm overly knowledgeable about it. I'm friends with a Jamaican lady who has turned me on to musicians I likely wouldn't have otherwise heard. A little bit of reggae, though, goes a long way for me, and I listen to it sparingly.

Good music at a party on the beach!!

no not my kinda music

bob marley is the bomb jimmy cliff is cool too baha men and iggy marley too

Maybe....if I was in Jamaica =)

Meh. Mellow. Don't particularly like nor dislike.

its soothing but not my favorite cup of tea

when im in the mood and real reggae not no fake shit

dont llike it that much at all

i dont like it too soft

Hey some reggae is pretty good and should not be tottally associated with pot heads!!!!!I will admit its not my favored choice of music but never the less it can be good listening!

As I learn more about the range of reggae sounds and influences, I keep finding new sounds and artists who I love, especially on the indie labels. Reggae is more then Trenchtown Rock - it ranges from ska and punk to ambient dub, with plenty of interesting stops along the way, including dubstep and dancehall. If you're only familiar with Bob Marley, I'd recommend also checking out some contemporary headliners such as Michael Franti and Spearhead (sounds similar to Ben Harper, IMO), Matisyahu, Sister Nancy, and Mavado. If you're more interested in hearing some of the dub reggae greats, try putting King Tubby on Pandora or pick up a Lee Scratch Perry album and prepare for a session with one of music's most inventive recording artists. Then there's a whole world of New Zealand dub, the paragon of which is Tiki Taane, formerly of Salmonella Dub. If you want to stay closer to home, check out the Gorillaz underrated dub album "Laika Come Home" or "Radiodread," collection of Radiohead dub cove... Read more