OK kiddies pop quiz!  Which came first: Ska or Reggae?
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Cuban Laurel Aitken is generally credited with "inventing" or discovering Ska in 1959.  Others credit Theophelus Beckford.  It later "metamorphosed" into classic reggae in the 1960s in Jamaica.  (Ernest Ranglin, though not a "reggae" guitarist, probably deserves credit for the success of reggae since he taught Bob Marley to play the guitar.)\n\n\nEDIT: (I just read everyone else's answers but I still think I'm right...)
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The 90's were it mate, to much hip pop hop rubbish at the moment.\nOnly dance music has had a good few years in my eyes.\nLove the 90's man, guitar music was at it's best, lost interest in lots of the music nowadays, even indie and rock stations are crap.\nAnd in the 90's we had a proper little Ska revival, crack on 90's.
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VINYL!!!... the answer is ALWAYS vinyl!...\n\nI'm a DJ, I refuse to go near cds...
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i thought it was quicksand not kingston..lol and the song is just called Ghetto gospel remix according to limewire.
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I like R&B,Hip Hop,and Reggae
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Pop is this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COcAUNcVyVg\n\nRap is this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBvrrPDoO6k\n\nJazz is this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ytz1ZKk9wXw&mode=related&search=\n\nClassic rock is this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8c7IIXhbIo\n\nHip-hop is as rap..And latin you know Jennifer Lopez..And rock is Korn.
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I think those losers prefer ska.
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Polyphonic Spree is great for distance stuff like running and biking.\n\nFor lifting I would suggest Styx or Van Halen or if you like Reggae, Raggatone, or Dancehall those are the best genres but they are basically just rap from other countries. Try Damian Marley, Bob's youngest son, his mucis is sorta lyrical like rap but its more smooth and jam out like reggae.
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"Ska" music came up out of the punk scene in the early 80's. It's a sub genre of punk that has deep roots in reggae and roots music. Most typical "ska" bands will have a horn section (brass of all types) in addition to your standard bassist, guitarist, drummer, singer & sometimes a keyboardist (although not common). Such bands like the Mighty Mighty Bosstones help bring "ska" music to the mainstream, although they were not just a "ska" band. Other mainstream artist that used the "ska" sound in their music was No Doubt and Sublime, although they are many bands in todays mainstream groups that share that sound.
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"Rockers" reggae movie\n"The Harder They Come"\n"Dance Craze"
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Janet Jackson, that song suck!  Listen to Ramones instead!
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the correct name is "Damian Marley"\n\nmore artists:\nPeter Tosh, Ziggy Marley, Burning Spear, Rasta Rafiki, Maxi Priest, UB40, Don Carlos, Luciano, Shabba Ranks, Third World, Jimmy Cliff, Eddy Grant, Desmond Dekker, Aswad and many more… \nThere is a group called Groundation… u should check them out if never heard about them.\n\nhttp://www.groundation.com/\nhttp://www.groundation.com/music.html\nhttp://www.groundation.com/photos.html\n\nyou can find more artists here:\nhttp://www.reggae.com/artists/index.htm\nhttp://reggaetrain.com/site_artists_jamaican.asp
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years ago I used to go to Sam Goody, Coconuts, but cant think of the one you are thinking of..Tower Records? cant help, the kid gets everything off the internet.  what will they think of next? right now listening to an old country CD-picked up at K-Mart.
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the 80's definitely\nThats my era and the music is second to none :)
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Bananarama\nCruel Summer
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D'Yer Mak'r by Led Zeppelin?  It's not really an "oldie."  I thought oldies were 50's and early 60's tunes.
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The first known version of rap was the song "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugar Hill Gang. American English hasn't been the same since.