do you listen to reggea?

Answer 1

yes and very often

I go to Reggea on the River every year!!

Answer 2

Oh yes. Half Pint, Culture, Isreal Vibration, Toots and the Mytals, Junior Murvin, Burning Spear, Sly and Robbie, Gregeory Issacs, Yellowman, Pinchers, Eek a Mouse, Pato Banton, Buju Banton, and of course Bob.

Answer 3

Until recently I only liked the odd song and wouldn't listen to it by choice (i.e. not tuning in to reggae radio stations, not buying reggae music).

But... I've just come back from holiday and in the countries I visited reggae was very popular (and played everywhere at loud volume). After being exposed to it through no choice of my own I've actually come to like it and now listen to some reggae by choice.

Favourite group is Wutah (who? I hear you say - Wutah, they're Ghanaian and were runners up in the Ghanaian equivalent of American Idol). They're not strictly reggae as there's a bit of hip-hop thrown in as well.

Answer 4

Yes

Answer 5

I personally do not like reggea.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Yes, but only the good "Roots" raggae like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, etc.

Answer 8

It's spelled reggae - and no, I don't listen to it. Every song sounds the same. Can't stand it. It's almost as bad as rap, but not quite.

Answer 9

Yes, mostly Bob Marley.

Answer 10

Yes.