What is the name of the reggae band that did Dark side of the moon by Pink Floyd!
Question: What is the name of the reggae band that did Dark side of the moon by Pink Floyd!?
I heard that there was a reggae band that did a Pink Floyd cover!. What is the name of the band and the name of the cd!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
It was Dub Side of the Moon by Easy Star All Stars and it
was a great job of translating the classic album into reggae!.
I'd also urge people to look for one called
The Reggae Tribute to Pink Floyd by Various Artists is also quite good
Some "Purists" can't handle their "beloved" albums getting a reggae twist,
and Dread Zeppelin does do a great job in translating Zeppelin!.
I'd also like to point of at least 4 albums of Various Artists covering the music of the Police, who were covering Reggae in the first place!.
I'd also recommend Reggae Celebrates the Grateful Dead in two volumes!.
If you knew the history of reggae music, you'd see Jamaican artists have been covering US and UK pop and rock classics forever, translating them into reggae and ska
Check the Wailing Souls Pyschedelic Souls album, its songs they grew up hearing in Jamaica redone
and finally will tell the current generation that it was the Wailing Souls that created War round a John's Shop and not Sublime who changed it into Down at the Pawn Shop!.
What about the Robbie Krieger and John Densmore of the Doors going to Jamaica and recording some of Marley's songs as the Krieger Densmore Reggae Band
Burning Spear covering the Grateful Dead's Estimated Prophet
and most recently Half Pint covering the Cars "my best friends girl"Www@Enter-QA@Com
was a great job of translating the classic album into reggae!.
I'd also urge people to look for one called
The Reggae Tribute to Pink Floyd by Various Artists is also quite good
Some "Purists" can't handle their "beloved" albums getting a reggae twist,
and Dread Zeppelin does do a great job in translating Zeppelin!.
I'd also like to point of at least 4 albums of Various Artists covering the music of the Police, who were covering Reggae in the first place!.
I'd also recommend Reggae Celebrates the Grateful Dead in two volumes!.
If you knew the history of reggae music, you'd see Jamaican artists have been covering US and UK pop and rock classics forever, translating them into reggae and ska
Check the Wailing Souls Pyschedelic Souls album, its songs they grew up hearing in Jamaica redone
and finally will tell the current generation that it was the Wailing Souls that created War round a John's Shop and not Sublime who changed it into Down at the Pawn Shop!.
What about the Robbie Krieger and John Densmore of the Doors going to Jamaica and recording some of Marley's songs as the Krieger Densmore Reggae Band
Burning Spear covering the Grateful Dead's Estimated Prophet
and most recently Half Pint covering the Cars "my best friends girl"Www@Enter-QA@Com
the easy star all-stars- dub side of the moon
on a mildly related note, have you ever heard dread zepplin!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
on a mildly related note, have you ever heard dread zepplin!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
SACRILEGE!!! Pink Floyd done in reggea form!?!!?!!?! There's just no respect for true classics!!!Www@Enter-QA@Com