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It's a medicine for the body
When the Beatles were not yet disbanded
John Lennon said this
The 70s will be the era of reggae
Unfortunately, the words he predicted
Didn't work
But reggae is the 70s, 80s
Until now, it has been the world's most famous
Of course, reggae
Can't forget the existence of Bob Marley
Do you know that this year, 1991
Is his 10th anniversary?
People from all over the world
Who can't forget him
Have organized his Tweet concert
Of course, it was held in Japan
Now, I will introduce the roots of reggae
And the charm of the music
Let's introduce them in detail
Welcome to Kingston, Jamaica
Welcome to this place, all Japanese crew
In this program, you're going to see
What is nowadays reggae music
What is Jamaican beautiful people
So, all the Japanese crew
Watch out and step up
Buffalo soldier
Dreadlock master
He was a buffalo soldier
In the heart of America
A soldier from Africa
Brought to America
Fighting an arrival
Fighting for survival
Jamaica, a small island with 2 million people
But this small island
Where reggae music is born
For decades
They have never let go of their hearts
And he was taken from Africa
Brought to America
They are smiling
Fighting an arrival
Fighting for survival
He was a buffalo soldier
Many ancestors of this island
Were in charge of Jamaica in the 16th century
Brought to Africa by the Indians
A buffalo soldier
And there are tens of thousands of people
Chinese people are in charge of record industry
And some people moved from India
They came here as laborers
The original rhythm of reggae
Was created in the mid 1960s
Reggae roots are called Ska
In the late 1950s
American rhythm and blues
And other islands
Like Calypso and Jamaican folk music
Were mixed and created
Fighting for survival
He was a buffalo soldier
In the war for America
Ska
Ska started in the 60s
With the Rude Boy phenomenon in Jamaica
Ska is like this
Rude Boy means young bad guys who live in ghetto
It's a Jamaican style
But it's different from Japanese style
Ska became reggae
Rude Boy became ragamuffin
Or bad boy
Reggae is the same as ghetto
It's the same as music that can't be cut
In the 1970s
Reggae was a religion that wanted its roots in Africa
It was linked to Rasta rhythm
It has a cool backbone
Born in ghetto
Bob Marley's birthplace
And his grave
We decided to visit this place
I'll give you love
Time you're ready
This little heart in me
Just won't let me be
I'll walk it
Won't you walk with me
Long time
Bob Marley was the son of the Almighty God
He came to teach all races
Within the positive things
And he taught the whole day life for the tomorrow generation
As now melody makers say tomorrow people
We are the choice of the Almighty God
And love we
But we don't love ourselves
Because some confrontation
Between nation and nation
Between war
But as Bob said
One love, one heart
Let's get together and feel alright
I'm not doing it for universal love
For Jamaican people
To find out what reggae is
We interviewed a radio personality
Not only Rastafari
But also popular style is
Dancehall reggae
It's a DJ style that speaks rhythmically
Like a rap
Shabalanx has become international
And the bad boy
Ninja man is the representative of Jamaican DJ
Of course not only in dancehall
For example, like this Frankie Paul
Singers who sing wonderful songs are also popular
The record store in Jamaica
Is a must for people to request reggae
Slackness is mostly people want now
It's good but very difficult to sell
Because mostly younger generation buying music now
Dancehall reggae can be divided into many parts
Slackness is a symbol of culture
A message food type that deals with people's lives and social problems
And bad boy
A song that deals with violence and violence
The record with such lyrics
Is sold like a food
This is Frankie Paul's song
The record with such lyrics is called sound system
But people enjoy reggae
Because it's a sound system that is held outside
The cool wind in the starry sky
The sound is great
Admission fee is about 400 yen
Beer is about 10 dollars in Jamaica, about 105 yen
This is Loli, a song from Stone Love
Selectors are DJs in Japan who play the instrument
Dancehall is a cultural expression of Jamaican youths
In the dancehall clubs
They are the mass of people
Who prefer the music not change
They prefer it basic and lyrics that are related to their social lives
Hence dancehall is created
The first and most important thing of dancehall
I think that the rhythm must be danceable
Not too orchestrated
It affects things happening
That's what dancehall is
That's what a part of it is
The rhythm is pulsating
It makes you want to dance
I feel good about it
The lyrics are simple
Most people could relate to it
I don't think that is right
I think people should get their sleep still
I don't know how they are going to do that
But I think it's a good thing
I think it's a good thing
I don't know how they are going to do that
But probably what they should do now
To avoid that
Is build some huge soundproof buildings
With all the same equipment inside of it
So people could go inside and turn it up as low as they wanted to
Without affecting their residence
Because sometimes people really need to get their sleep
The records that this rolling is playing are not sold in record stores
While we were talking about DJs in Soundsystem
We noticed the existence of this double plate
What is a double plate?
Lobster Special
First, Double Lobster
The luxury of loving a lobster
Double, Double Red Lobster
Lobster Special
Second, Lobster and Snow Club
I want to eat lobster, I want to eat crab
Double in one plate
Lobster, Crab, Crab
Red Lobster
3, 4
Let's laugh at love and feel it
Let's not let the love go away
Say yes
Did you change the car? No
But it feels better
Just change the gasoline to
Laser 100
Best seller
Laser 100
Two seats
In my heart
Am I
In my destiny?
Come with me
My love
To the sea
The sea of love
I want to tell you
How much I love you
Do you remember
The time we met
That's the day
I knew I would forget
I want to tell you
How much I love you
Come with me
My love
To the sea
Come with me
To the sea
Of love
Do you remember
The time we met
That's the day
I knew I would forget
I want to tell you
How much I love you
I love you
Come with me
To the sea
Of love
Do you remember
The time we met
That's the day
I knew I would forget
I want to tell you
How much I love you
Reggae music is the best
Reggae music is what all Jamaicans like
Well I think reggae music will rule
For the future
No other music
We are talking about reggae music
Oh about reggae
What do you think about it?
Well you have time for everything
You can suit one type of people
You have to suit everybody
So nothing wrong with that
Now hear this
All guys we are going like them bad
Original Gorgon talk
Being a man I don't want
No no listen to the damn
Original Gorgon
Let me tell you something man
Watch out man
I'm telling you things are gone
Things are good done
Where they go do not boom
I wonder who's going to move
Things are gone
Things are good done
Stonelab, Metro Media, Inner City, Gemini, Exodus
These are important media that tell people about dancehall
These are the newspapers that are published in Jamaica
In the records of reggae, there are comments and songs about these news
This is called Go Go Bar
In other words, it's a strip bar
Reggae is also playing here
As you can hear, dancehall style is the focus of the selection
The dance of the dancers
It's not bad but
It's a dance style of women dancing in the sound system
They're paying me
600, 700, 1000
I'm a musician
I run things as roll up sound
I have Stonelab as a soul sound
I play juggling music
I play the roll up music
I play the original music
I love them
I'm a bad boy singer
I play bad boy tunes
I'm a bad boy singer
I believe everybody said I believe
All Japanese
All dancehall business is our business
Jamaica business, ghetto business
More young DJs take up the slot in this thing
Stay away from the culture
Right now we just want a DJ to get out of there himself
And get some culture going towards the people
That they can learn and understand certain things about reggae
Because that's what reggae is really all about
Culture, teaching people what they don't know of
What I don't know of
That means from what I know I have to teach people
So just cultural lyrics
All massive
That's what I have to give, right?
In a minute or so, we're going to the real world
Now the music, watch out, real music
Move it out, move it out
I put in my boat
I put in my chance
So when man can't be dance
And I fight against breakin
I put in my boat
I put in my chance
So when man can't be dance
Well, I'll be going to try myself in a dance.
Kiss me, then back, tell me what I want.
I'll be on those business agrana.
It's like we can't have the fun in a dance.
We need more people supporting the dance.
I'm a step one, but clean up from the adage.
I'm a step one, but loose up from the dance.
Thank you, Rapotension, and man, for watching out.
Kumo, Kumo, Tani, Brick, and Man, Bray.
You know, I'm a little bit of a different kind, Joe.
Yeah, yeah, listen, every time I...
Every day, every day, I drop my body down.
Listen, watch some of world of girls, you know.
It can't see the notes, you know.
Every day, every day, I'm a little bit of a different kind, Joe.
You can be in the van, listening to my music.
With everything on the pass, you can be in the van.
You can be in the van, listening to my music.
I say, don't look like you, man.
I'm a little bit of a different kind, Joe.
Every day, every day, I'm a little bit of a different kind, Joe.
Listen.
Listen, every day, I'm a little bit of a different kind, Joe.
Every day, every day, I'm a little bit of a different kind, Joe.
With everything on the pass, you can be in the van, listening to my music.
And if you don't want to go, you don't have to be there.
Listen for me.
I said just before, I love you.
I love you.
I'll love you.
I love you.
I'll love you.
I'm a little bit of a different kind, Joe.
Every day, every day.
can't keep doing the talk this any way.
Radio is the most powerful means of expression in Jamaica.
We just want a television station.
We have over 1.5 million people.
There are about 2.5 million people in Jamaica.
And at any given day, 1.5 million people are listening to radio.
So radio gets to the people wherever they are.
Because radio is the most economical.
A little transistor radio can take anywhere with you.
So radio is really what people listen to in Jamaica.
With the DJ lyrics, now we at the radio station,
we have a problem with some of the lyrics.
Especially the ones that are too, in Jamaica we call it Slack.
The ones that are based mainly on sex.
And some of the other ones like some Ninja Man records,
we don't play on the radio either.
Because they talk about so much violence, shooting and killing.
But we do have some DJs, some conscious DJs,
who DJ things that are reality, uplifting.
People like Charlie Chaplin, Peter Metro,
even some of Yellow Man, Tony Rebel,
and quite a few of these DJs,
they provide some very powerful messages.
So those are the ones that get a lot of play on the radio.
Reggae is their music.
Reggae is the music of the people.
Now, even though Soca music, from Trinidad mainly,
deals with some of the same Slack things,
but they don't feel it as Slack.
New artists have come along,
and there are so many elements to the Reggae business.
You have the hip hop, you have the world beat,
you have the DJs, you have the singers.
So it's a melting pot, it's nice coming together.
So to answer your question directly,
how do I feel about the future of Reggae?
Every day is the future, and as we live each day,
we're living Reggae.
That's my best answer for you, from my heart.
I want to see you.
Now, the color of the Pateron has revived.
You can copy images from your computer.
Canon Pixel.
Kya-rayn.
Today, Kya-rayn is here.
Kya-rayn.
This is a factory that plays records
called Dynamic Sands.
We came here to look for that double plate.
Here, we press records and export them to America, Europe,
and Japan.
There are many levels.
In Reggae, the main job is to make records
such as Jammy's, Digital Bee, and Music Works.
This is a studio.
This silver plate is a record plate,
but in Jamaica, we do all the process of pressing records
and making them.
This worker is a Chinese.
By the way, the dynamic boss is Mr. Lee,
a family member.
It's dangerous.
If you get hurt by that, the records will be messed up.
We're doing this by hand,
so the quality of the product is not good.
The sound is good, but it's a little damaged,
or there's a little bit of dirt.
This is a new record, Encavnil.
That label is Digital Bee.
It's a label of Bobby Dixon.
I pressed it.
It comes out and cuts the edge.
But it's a little damaged when you do it like that.
The material of Encavnil.
The quality control is completely unimaginable in Japan.
That black plate is not a normal record.
It's being cut.
This is the original silver plate.
It's acetate plate.
This material is the same as the love plate.
The music tape is also made by super analog handwork.
What will be the future of these analog record tapes in Jamaica?
Let's ask.
This is the music who is now Interreggae.
They are Shanake.
They are the same company who is going into motion competition.
We visited the sound system Stone Love.
We decided to find out about the dumb plate.
We visited the sound system Stone Love.
We decided to find out about the dumb plate.
The sound system Stone Love.
We decided to find out about the dumb plate.
It's been a long time.
And I'm an angel of cancer
Pussy with a red blood pocket
Why no movie cast? You a headshot
Borderline of stone, no run down
You taste the border, we have a fool you up a shot
Who we rapper? Dish of the chat
Who we urban? Rick it of the chat
Enough time, we a big a voltage
Enough time, I'm enough the chest box
You gun tough, you're the service ripper
You're bad like we power long time, you pop it down
Enough time, you're the service ripper
We show it first and I watch it
Then I tell go the people who run the business with ditty
Or them a big on a half them plenty
And they get them by the never own a shit
And from the get them by them never shot nobody
I'm a fool, they will see I'm free
They a definitely bad, they a tough
I'm a fool, they will see I'm free
I'm a tough
Slackness, if you're playing in a dance hall in Jamaica
And you're not playing slackness
You're not getting to get no crowd
You understand, you're not going to get no girls
And you have a dance full of pure man
Now the Bad Boy tune is nice
But it can also be a bit of a pain
And you're not going to get no crowd
You understand, you're not going to get no girls
It's nice but it can also be dangerous you know
Because it depends on how the individual takes the lyrics
Over the years when it really boils down to culture
Like usually around 30 hit records out at a time right
30 hit songs carrying a swing
And when two sounds playing
Sound A would play out all the hit songs before the other sound
So that's why you have top hit specials too
As a form of security
Well to be frank, Compact This has taken over everything
Stone Love right now is turning to Compact This right now
We're in London the other day and we were twice in our duplets
On our specials on Compact This
So it's us the future you know
You have to keep in touch with the future
In Jamaica I think it's basically a society thing
You have uptown, you have downtown
And sometimes the sounds do play loud right
And other times I think it's about the police have a bit too much power
And you could say that it's bad-minded people you know
This is a recording studio called Jami's
Here they make love plates frequently
I'm going to give my address
This is the cutting room where they make the love plates directly
They always make love plates one shot, and they are not allowed to make mistakes
This is crazy too
Everybody's talking about the full sound in the dance hall
I can see them deep inside going down
It's a foundation, set a lot of examples still
A lot of things we've seen come true right now
I don't think I have a man like Bob Marley again
It's great, respect him a lot
Let's hear Reggae Bloodline from the original dub plate
Respect Reggae Bloodline and Fugitive because they don't stop spreading Reggae Wings
Don't worry about those two singers, they're not one DJ but they're the same thing
Singing Melody and Papa Sad, so when the music starts singing, DJ, world cry
Yeah man, step up Reggae!
Black people live a life, a life, a life, they live
No way to control it, it's completely Reggae Bloodline
Whenever I go around, around, around, around
Maybe they can't stop it, it's just Reggae Bloodline
Only then the system goes round, round, round
But I know money make them so much whine
They start to jump up and down, they dance all night
They make the nice nays come up
But I know money make them so much whine
They start to jump up and down, they dance all night
They make the nice nays come up
This and those so called nays come in, they come in and they do not even pop
So dance all night, they go well up to the max
You're hungry and you know we hit me, you'll get up and rap
Who not? Tell them, move them up, you get down flat
Beg on the sweetness, why you get sweeter than a sweet sack?
The nicest niggas we got mouth to cover, go out, pop my tongue
The money make them so much whine
They start to jump up and down, they dance all night
They make the nice nays come up
But I know money make them so much whine
Mr. Melody again, Papa Sam my friend
You know, you know, you know
I'm the best friend you've got
Everything I got on the road to you
You can find it all over like we can
No way, I gave you more of my soul
And I had everything
Just to be with you
The legacy of people's lives is spread as a pirate tape
And on the other hand, there is only one record in the world
It exists as a love plate
The difference between Jamaica and Japanese media is so different
But the comparison between being late and going forward is meaningless
We are Jamaica, a completely different music media from Japan
We met in a different way
And that is the original form of music media that we have not yet acquired
So I'm dangerous, you can hear what I say, let you be loved, see the morning sun
Life station 7 on