WFMU: Reggae Schoolroom with Jeff Sarge: Playlist from June 11, 2017

Reggae Schoolroom with Jeff Sarge: Playlist from June 11, 2017

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June 11, 2017

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Listener comments!
	👻 9:24am adampsyche: good moooooooorning!
	10:38am Drunken Creep: Another fine morning! Just got the Mr. Reggae CD, thanks Jeff!
	11:16am anon: is all new reggae music this lame? Jeff, sorry to be critical but what about the classic artists and songs? All I ever hear are bad covers of 70s and 80s songs with a reggae feel. aren't there any GOOD new reggae artists around? Please educate us, this is the schoolroom right? Where are the legends of reggae? For real I hate 90% of this new music.
	11:17am anon: please educate us. 90% of this new reggae is the equivalent of soft rock.
	11:22am anon: Dekker? Tosh? Marley? Perry?
	11:25am Drunken Creep: Hey Anon - Drunken Creep here - While it's tough to top the classic reggae of the 70s, remember music strikes us in different ways at different times. While I can completely see myself agreeing with your comment, I was introduced to the show in many early mornings driving trucks around NY NJ. And let me tell you, starting up the truck on a subzero morning, sometimes sticking a hair dryer in the diesel tank to thaw the biodiesel, then this music came... It fxxkxn kicked ass!!! There's a Saturday morning show on WKCR called footsteps of reggae music, it's very similar although I prefer RSH. While I don't make any excuse like "You have to be in the right place when you hear it", I will say that those mornings made me love this new reggae, and today while I have the morning off, I am happy to hear it now in my free time. Just another perspective. Again, the classics are classic for a reason, no question there.
	11:27am Drunken Creep: Meant RSR there. Peace to everybody out there!
	11:33am anon: I just haven't heard one new song in years here that I like. it's all crap. isn't there anyone making good new reggae? the lyrics, the melodies, most of us really bad or stolen from bad pop music. I just don't get it...and yes I'm high.
	11:34am anon: I hear new music in other genres that I love from first listen. New reggae? it's just bad.
	11:44am Drunken Creep: I hear you on the soft rock comparison, but respectfully disagree, I love this stuff. Also worth mentioning I work with a lot of guys with Caribbean backgrounds, and they all love this music and know all the words. And I don't think those guys would like a lot of other new music. So some of it just has to do with what feels familiar. Anyhow, enjoy the rest of your sunday!
	11:47am anon: New hip hop and rap is good, not all classic hh/rap fans agree but it's good and has merit. the bulk of this stuff is just bad.
	11:48am anon: can't we have both? isn't this the schoolroom? educate.
	11:49am anon: Kenny G with dreds.
	11:50am anon: I guess I'm not stoned enough.
	3:24pm SeanG: @anon-- you my friend are the one who is lame. if you don't like the music take your negative attitude and go somewhere else please.
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