Reggae has seen a long hard road. Since the beginning, the music critics of the world have had a difficult time understanding reggae music and bringing it into its media circles. The culture that reggae and Rastafarianism produced has created certain barriers to this for a good reason I believe. Yes, this is Pop music, but their is something much heavier going on and if you want to begin to understand this music movement then you better bring a sociologist along. And then still doubt any conclusions they make.
The reggae community is complicated and unfortunately this has created some confusion in the press. Never the less, I don’t see any music that is growing the way reggae is around the world. Throughout the course of the 2 day festival Tribute to the Legends concert in San Diego, we will see many different reggae traditions being represented to a sold out crowd . Mexican-American, South American, Polynesian, European and fortunately some of the best classic Jamaican reggae will be present to legitimize the amazing vibe. I am impressed and blessed, reggae is indeed going stronger than ever in 2012.
Q-boy
James goofing off as usual, while everybody else is working.
Big Mountain loves Indonesia. Have a great Birthday Party Boys and Roots. We will see you in May 2012!
Love and Respect!
Big Mountain

Hello my People,
reaching out to all with love… 2012 woo woo! I’m thinking about those that are struggling right now trying to cope with life lookin for a reason for the hole in their heart
this for you, from your brother
somewhere love was denied, and the child was not honored love is in the smallest wrinkle can always be manifested stop and love
Solidarity Quino
James and Jed happy and red. Tuesday at 4:20…
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