damian marley - welcome to jamrock (1 Viewer)

[hiphophorray123]

in a time when the only reggae spin-off we hear on the radio is reggaeton, the next big thing in reggae has come along in the form of damian marley, he is not new at all, his old album 'halfway tree' is a borderline reggae classic because it was that good.

now he's back with the [only 1 week old] 'welcome to jamrock' album, and it features nas and black thought (of the roots)

reggae with a touch of hip hop done perfectly this album is 5/5

the single 'welcome to jamrock' has been out for awhile and it doing well in US, i hope it does well here because damian marley is great, he also has a few political shots in his lyrics too.

5/5

who else has heard and loves this album or is a fan at least

 

[katietheskatie]

he massacred 'could you be loved'

 

[hiphophorray123]

he massacred 'could you be loved'

he has the right to sing his own dads songs


but i agree, although i didnt think his cover was that bad, that's not his style

he has found his style, 'deejaying,' though and it works well.

well enough that this album is amazing

 

[katietheskatie]

i haven't heard it .. i think i feel some illegal pirating coming on :uhhuh:
any suggestions?

 

[hiphophorray123]

'welcome to jamrock' (main single, huge in US)
'road to zion' feat nas
'pimpass paradise' feat black thought
'hey girl'
for the babies
were gonna make it
all night
the master has come back
there for you
confrontation (if you liked WCW its over goldbergs theme song lol)

from his grammy-award winning 'halfway tree' album:

give dem some way
more justice
paradise child
stand a chance

 

[Supra]

road to zion is really good..
btw hiphop, u uploaded just that one TI song and got 4k rep on BX i uploaded like more than 5 or 6...just to catch up ...ill rep u soon i just keep running out...

 

[hiphophorray123]

hey supra bring em out is becoming a mainstay in sydney clubs now (FINALLY) they played it twice on sat when i went to booty bar, and twice the last time i went too. also memphis bleek - like that, has finally hit the sydney club scene too, those two songs are the only good tracks amongst all the candy shoppin

 

[Supra]

i remember mephis bleek - like that...i love that track...but from a couple of months ago...
Bring Em Out is soooooo old, lol australia is so behind, but its alsways good to hear

Booty Bar is near Home and pontoon and shit right?

 

[hiphophorray123]

yeh its held at one world sport, its allright, shit crowd but better than places like docks hotel, they played a few old school tracks

 

[kojosittinon20s]

i've only heard him on tha new Sean Paul album. Big fan of reggae so i think i'll have to get the album