Comments on: #27 - Ariwa Lovers Rock & Mad Professor Interview

By: norris

norris — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 00:05:06 +0000

JB
listening to these music,stirrs up so much,i can now recall going to those underground dances(SHOOVEEN OR THE BLUES) thats what we call it in the uk,in someones basement,new arrival fron Ja,
Looking for somewhere to dance to regga music,i always travel with my tape recording of the dances i went to in jamaica,featuring U Roy,Big Youth,IRoy,Lone Ranger’Junior Murvin-Police and Thieves,and the studio 1 vibes.this is so good
,i do hope most listeners feel like the way i do.
this pc#27 relaxing day time-BBQ type music,good however,not on the same level as stars and some of the others,in my opinion,still enjoying the music. this shows how reggae music can be versatile,music for different occasian,even though the studio one is older it on a different level,it touches more,words connot describe the feeling i get when the old alton ellis starts,heptones and those stars sings.
nuf respect.
Bawl Head Rasta.

By: Joshua B

Joshua B — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 18:06:42 +0000

Thank you Michael. You are a big part of my show–from your current announcing on my podcast and from what I learned listening to you on radio in the ’90s. So any praise from you is taken with gratitude.

And Sniper, thank you for listening from Bermuda.

By: Michael L

Michael L — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 16:29:03 +0000

OK Josh B,
You are a very BADMAN, a very, very BADMAN. What a program I am pleased with the effort.
Michael L
“Govenor General of Lovers Rock”

By: henry aka sniper

henry aka sniper — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 02:31:14 +0000

yes i love im from bermuda big up to sniper