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Wi gwaan hab a bashment time. Dat wicked, nuh?

Het zou leuk zijn als je een berichtje achterlaat.

Koop alvast wat lekkers, een spliff ofzo!

 
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RastaMama Presenting: Roots Rock Reggae
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Title: Nas & Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley, North Sea Jazz Festival, Rotterdam (Netherlands) 11-07-2010


Source:      NPS TV

Format:      DVD5 PAL

Genre:       Reggae/hip hop Concert

Speelduur:   1h 36m 13s

AspectRatio: 16:9

Audio:       Dolby Digital (AC-3) 5.1

Codeermodus: Hoge kwaliteit (2-Pass VBR)

Menu:        Yes, Rastamama's own

Audio Menu:  Dolby Digital (Ac-3) 5.1 Nas & Damian Marley - Tribal War (Featuring Knaan)


Ripped by RastaMama


The collaboration between rapper Nas and Damian Marley, youngest son of reggae legend Bob Marley, is at least remarkable. The East-Coast rapper is famous for his razor-sharp rhetoric and glitzy glam image. But he's also a cross-over man and evidence of this is his latest solo album, Hip Hop is Dead. Marley has been working on his career from an early age and received a lot of help from his brother Stephen. The album Distant Relatives that Nas released recently, in conjunction with Marley, heralds yet another era. "We didn't want to make something that was typical of either Nas or myself. It had to be something completely new, without sounding too forced." At the North Sea Jazz Festival the duo will present their views before a live audience.

              

Nas, Damian Jr. Gong Marley (vocals)
Rovleta Fraser, Roselyn Williams (backing vocals) 
Andrae Carter (guitar) 
Sean Diedrick, Philip James (keyboard) 
Shiah Coore (bass) 
Courtney Diedrick (drums) 
Leon Mobley (percussion) 
James D'Agostino (DJ) 
Garfield Logan (flagman)

             
             
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It's a suprice :)


Shared by Jahazie (Ahazie on FTD), Big Thanks and Respect!


A lot of thanks to people who make this possible, so that we can enjoy this concert.
                                      
RESPECT!