The Aggrolites - Free Time (REACTION)
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- The Aggrolites - Free Time (REACTION)
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I love it when people who don’t listen to Rocksteady/Ska hear a good band and like it.
DIRTY REGGAE. Aggrolites are the best!
HELLL YEAHHH
Love these guys! They manage to have a perfect blend of Ska, Skinhead reggae, soul, funk, rocksteady, to make some dirty reggae!
Like a chef, throwing together random ingredients creating something magical. One of the few modern bands who capture the spirit of classic Jamacain ska/rocksteady/reggae, as well as that Soul that set Toots Hibbert apart from the rest.
One of the best bands you will see live
Two years later but still love ya
They are heavily, heavily influenced by 60s Jamaican reggae and ska, punk, soul, LA Chicano soul
It’s Dirty Reggae, they are from Los Ángeles CA one of my favorites bands to see live and in general.
Ha ha ha!!! Had to drink some water it's so hot!!! Aggrolites Rule!! Now go listen to some Prince Buster, Dave and Ansell Collins, John Holt and some Toot and the Maytals!!!
Don't forget The Upsetters, The Bleechers and The Pioneers
I'm loving this song. If you want some hawaii style, try The Green or Natural Vibrations
Dirty reggae/ska
The name of the album is REGGAE hit LA.... It's more like Skinhead Reggae style of Toots & Maytals and Roy Ellis...
This is definitely reminiscent of early reggae/ska from the 1960s, when all of the bands in Jamaica were influenced heavily by Motown and Stax Records here in the United States. Very uptempo. But this band does slow it down. Check out their song "Time To Get Tough." That's the first one I heard of theirs.
Check out “Don’t Let Me Down”
Come to the live streams
First
That's nice 😐
Ska??
@Marco Vasquez Ska came out of Jamaica and preceded reggae. Similar but with stepped up dancey beat. My theory is the when ganja started gaining traction, the ska beat got slowed way down to more of a smooth roll, but still focused on the back beat.
Brad Waldoch yea this is some skinhead reggae/ska
Not ska, ska guitar is played in an upstroke, the drums usually have an open hi hat on the off beats and the bass lines are pretty much always walking bass lines much like old blues
Basically Skinhead Reggae style of 1969, they also play some Rocksteady and other reggae sub-genre's. They coined the term Dirty Reggae to make it more palatable to the general public, as most have no idea what skinhead reggae is.
love the aggrolites.
DIRTY REGGAE!! This isn't ska, straight up reggae. Played dirty with a whole lot of soul ✊🏽
Damn!!! Going deep into the ska, now, bro!!! I love it!!!
Early reggae bro
Dirty Reggae: they blend skinhead reggae with soul, ska, funk.. Some friends of mine play in a rocksteady/ soul band called " The Freecoasters" . Jesse Wagner ( of Aggrolites ) produced both their albums. You should check them out sometime
It’s Memphis soul vocals over 60’s ska/reggae. Think Wilson Pickett singing over Desmond Decker track.
Nice tune!
Bro react to Lil peep Garden ft.atoms and check out lil Peep white tee ft. Lil Tracy
lil peep is poop, pull your head out of your ass and develop some taste. Out here posting this disrespectful garbage on a reaction video of actual talented musicians.
I love all the Jamaican and Jamaican inspired music. We gotta get you into dub, dancehall reggae, mento, etc. All that good shit.
Ska is my fav. though. Like more energetic reggae, but ska came before reggae.
This is like original ska. Bands like Sublime are more like ska punk.
You gotta check out Toots and the Maytals.
The bredren!
These guys are the shizzzzz! They've pioneered the genre of dirty reggae. Over a decade of awesomeness.
Not exactly. They're playing Skinhead Reggae, 1969 style, just a little funkier than usual. They used the term Dirty Reggae so it was more palatable for the general public, since most of them don't know what Skinhead Reggae is.
@@TheBubbaMaster 😂😂😂 not exactly 🤓 😂😂😂