3 replies to “King Zepha: The Return of King Zepha”
Sorry, friends! Or is anyone even still there? Is the Release Radar now also populated by AI, and has the AI been programmed to also "DubDoes this put "s" on the radar of people who listen to "everything," so to speak? People who don't have any particular taste at all? I hope you don't take my words as an insult, but things need to be kept in perspective.
It is said DubBlog, not BassBlog! And I don't hear any "heavy bass" there either. It's mostly ska, and I think the rest is supposed to be "feel-good music." Some of it is music that amateur bands could play at a local festival. I don't think it's all bad, and I even get a nice feeling from one or two parts, but when I listen to the DubCheck out the blog to find the best DubTo avoid missing out on the album of all time, I honestly don't want to have such cumbersome obstacles put in my way that distract me from the actual topic or at least greatly divert me.
And where did "King" Zepha actually come back from? Where was he all that time before? How many DubHas he already delivered any albums? Sorry! But this one simply has to be said. I apologize in advance to Mr. Zepha, and I wouldn't normally write something like this in an "All-Around-The-Clock" blog, but because it doesn't really fit here in my opinion (neither this album nor my closing remark), I'm doing it, without meaning any harm. Dub And as a reggae fan, I can simply write,
"Zepha, wipe and go" …………………… lemmi
"Zepha, wipe and go," thanks Lemmi! LOL!
Not everything in the Release Radar is "hot"; there's also a lot of "junk".
Oh, High Wolf!
To be honest, I was expecting a reprimand or a minor backlash. It should actually be "weg" and not "weck," but I'm all the more pleased if the saying provided a bit of amusement.
I really liked your rhyme too ;-) ……… there's unfortunately some truth to it. Of course, I wouldn't want to call it junk, but when the wrong material is thrown into the wrong bin, it's particularly noticeable.
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3 replies to “King Zepha: The Return of King Zepha”
Sorry, friends! Or is anyone even still there? Is the Release Radar now also populated by AI, and has the AI been programmed to also "DubDoes this put "s" on the radar of people who listen to "everything," so to speak? People who don't have any particular taste at all? I hope you don't take my words as an insult, but things need to be kept in perspective.
It is said DubBlog, not BassBlog! And I don't hear any "heavy bass" there either. It's mostly ska, and I think the rest is supposed to be "feel-good music." Some of it is music that amateur bands could play at a local festival. I don't think it's all bad, and I even get a nice feeling from one or two parts, but when I listen to the DubCheck out the blog to find the best DubTo avoid missing out on the album of all time, I honestly don't want to have such cumbersome obstacles put in my way that distract me from the actual topic or at least greatly divert me.
And where did "King" Zepha actually come back from? Where was he all that time before? How many DubHas he already delivered any albums? Sorry! But this one simply has to be said. I apologize in advance to Mr. Zepha, and I wouldn't normally write something like this in an "All-Around-The-Clock" blog, but because it doesn't really fit here in my opinion (neither this album nor my closing remark), I'm doing it, without meaning any harm. Dub And as a reggae fan, I can simply write,
"Zepha, wipe and go" …………………… lemmi
"Zepha, wipe and go," thanks Lemmi! LOL!
Not everything in the Release Radar is "hot"; there's also a lot of "junk".
Oh, High Wolf!
To be honest, I was expecting a reprimand or a minor backlash. It should actually be "weg" and not "weck," but I'm all the more pleased if the saying provided a bit of amusement.
I really liked your rhyme too ;-) ……… there's unfortunately some truth to it. Of course, I wouldn't want to call it junk, but when the wrong material is thrown into the wrong bin, it's particularly noticeable.
Greetings ……………… lemmy