Skinhead Reggae

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[@chgosatrap]

right on, jim; being proud of who you are doesn't mean you have to put down other people. It's all about RESPECT. love and espresso, diane

[@GratefulLoC]

Why is everybody bashing skinheads on this channel? this shows our real roots, I'm a skinhead and I can promise you I have no prejudice against anybody, not for sex, race, or sexual preference. So how about some unity?

[@hardknocke9]

who remembers playing grand theft auto: london edition lol both the songs here were on the game.. brings back good child memories man lol

[@AidanHUGHESBrute]

When I was a white skin growing up on Merseyside in the early 70's all we listened to was ska and blue beat. Years later, when I was living in Ladbroke Grove, I turned a load of teenage black kids onto dub reggae. Race means nothing.

[@LilliCherry]

The first time I read about this my mind was blown

[@psmwrx]

Channel 4 on the BBC had a documentry called "25 Years of 2 Tone". You can find the boot-leg DVD's on ebay. Warning, the copy I got was in PAL format, and wouldn't work in NTSC format DVD players

[@sevensixtwomm]

The Skinheads never "stole" the music. It was called Skinhead Reggae because it was the reggae the Skinheads listened to. It was still made by Jamaicans.

[@Adi150DD]

im skin im clasick im lisning ska and raga and im sow happy of that when i feel bored im lisning oi! and I start dance with m8s and that is sow cool i have punks friends and we are live in on harmony there is no agresion betwen us and that is sow cool :) OI! from polish punks and skins in Scotland :)

[@sickboynl]

this is from a bbc documentary, "2Tone Britain", if anyone was looking.

[@skampus]

The first song is "Rudy a message to you" by Dandy Livingstone The second song is "Skinhead Moonstomp" by Derrick Morgan

[@Liopenmind]

Hey man, when people from nowhere love music who come from people of nowhere, this is a nice thing. Enjoy it.

[@khobzeh]

Can someone tell me what the song playing in the background in the beginning is, please?

[@Puccini213]

anyone know what documentary this is and where I can find it?

[@cuestamucho21]

the real skinheads... neither red nor racist only skinhead greetings from Chile

[@dayofthelocust]

Where can I see the rest of this documentary?

[@KarlNemetski]

This is true. In fact, I used to roll with a crew that was affiliated with an organization called SHARP: SkinHeads Against Racial Prejudice. There are a lot of strange permutations throughout the universe. Watch the Outer Limits and you will know this.

[@BelledelaGroove]

Thanks for this!!! Clears up so much misconception about the skinhead movement. Irie!!

[@khobzeh]

Thanks a lot, man....

[@Jamille85]

Other parts to this documentary?

[@HaMinhsWOrLD]

How can I get a full version of this?

[@Cameron_143]

Where's the whole show i'd love to watch it.

[@ebferret]

i was listing to symarip right before i started watching this. i thought that i forgot to turn of the skinhead moonstomp when it came up. lol.

[@scooge16]

where can i find the rest of this doc?

[@4ntig0ne]

what is the name of this documentary????

[@Hapitwat]

whats the song at 1.20 can someone plz tell me

[@KillahManjaro]

PT.2 Rock.Blues,Jazz,House,Techno.Dub,Reggae, are the basic foundation of the worlds music today and are all forms of African music no matter what spin people put on it.Alternative,Grunge,Metal,Grime. It's all coming from an African base. If anyone can point out in history where Europeans and the world was going nuts over traditional Chinese and Indian music please help me out. The many African groups lost in the west came together and created something to sustain them as a spiritual force.

[@lupintercero]

hi. does anybody know where this clip has been get? out of what film?

[@RugbyDemon6789]

What is the name of this documentry !!! I need it !

[@marleyCZ]

what is name of firts song ? please please please :)

[@aporia82]

@COBRA16661 why dont you stick a large SHARP logo on your jacket?

[@pav400]

i'm with ya'!

[@monsterstinker]

very informationial

[@MotaBwoy]

Me are a rastafarey, and me love your bootbo style and music! Go ya way, live long propper and concious

[@dwain182]

Is there a second part to this? LOVE to finish it.

[@dontlikemysneax1969]

What is the name of this whole film (I would like to see the whole thing)?

[@MikeFac]

this is really interesting. i love looking back into styles of music and the way the shape society. can anyone tell me what documentary this is from?

[@HardieMary]

I'm in love with the skinhead reggae! oh yeah

[@Skamilo14]

actually the red shoelaces are usually used by RASH, i suppose SHARP also use them as well.

[@molokoboy]

What's the name of the complete film?

[@dualvision]

whats the first song? please

[@BRUSHYSURFING]

where is the rest of the clip?

[@boinzor]

reggae music is all about one love, it makes me mad when people are discriminating people from the other race

[@tony671]

@newyorkrovers cool

[@xziegx]

cheers

[@NSBMXER]

Is their a part 2? Oi!

[@janetibol]

yeah skinhead reggae the real skinhead from jamaica

[@blackiszz]

what is the name of the first song? please tell me.

[@w8nker]

Nice Video!

[@marleyCZ]

Please can you send me name of every song from this video please ? its nice ! love reggae

[@naamiosankari]

WOOOOOH!

[@RazorEdge2006]

Last month, I discovered an interesting 1969 comedy show called "Curry and Chips", which is about a Pakistani immigrant worker in Britain. One thing I found interesting is that it has a British-born Jamaican worker who despises the Pakistani immigrant just as much as the white workers! In other words, it really does come down to culture more than skin colour. Blacks may have been despised for their dark skin, but Asians were despised for both their dark skin and their strong culture.

[@RazorEdge2006]

While I agree about the huge influence of African music, there's a few things I need to correct you on: The sounds of house, techno and grime are derived from Japanese synthesizers and drum machines. Indian music has had a big influence on modern popular music. From the 60s to early 70s, British rock bands like The Beatles and Rolling Stones were heavily inspired by Indian music, which laid the foundations for psychedelic music, and in turn inspired genres like heavy metal and acid house.

[@naamiosankari]

exactily

[@BucketPukes1969]

@boobdude9 It wasn't a trend, it was a movement. And it's still around.

[@BrianSapp945]

@Skinhead1960s Well, this sounds like heaven on earth. Let brotherly love continue.

[@dxmkrew]

can someone PLEASE tell me where this is from?

[@felixdelacruz141]

Skinhead till the day im dead.

[@RastaAndy777]

nice one Skinhead Reggae

[@Delices]

right!! Good answer!! ;-)

[@HeadNtheClouds]

I live in South Orange County, CA & there are very few african american people who live here, but they ones I see are very successful & just like everyone else. I guess it's different if you are immersed in the bad situation, I have my blinders on though, I don't see this where I live.

[@AidanHUGHESBrute]

I was into the suedehead thing in the early 70's. As I was working in a menswear shop, it was cool to wear some smart clothes after the years of skinhead clobber and it meant you could get into clubs instead of hanging out on the street (skinhead girls were mostly mingers).

[@yinzjagoffs]

Yes, reggae dirty little secret.

[@rentchart]

@Zeppelin131001 Wow thats some intelligent imput into the debate.

[@jO-ox2xi]

0:58 just shatter people with logic

[@neuropsy]

good vid

[@RazorEdge2006]

You mean a full version of this documentary? If so, then... I don't know.

[@RazorEdge2006]

In British usage, "Asian" means Southern Asians, i;e. people from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, etc. In American usage, "Asian" means Eastern Asians, i.e. people from China, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, etc. Either way, it doesn't really matter. Asia as a whole has cultures quite distinct from "Western culture". In the UK, the majority of Asians were South Asians, so they were targeted by skinheads, but it could have just as easily have been East Asians if they had a similar presence.

[@falsepride]

SHARPs forever, forever SHARPs!!!

[@Majisto]

it's from the two tone story off bbc

[@aggrocontrol]

What's this from?

[@HeadNtheClouds]

What does it mean to be a skinhead minus the racism & hatred? I was a punk in the early 80s We skated & caused chaos & destruction where we went, we were into slam dancing to punk bands & drinking. At the same time, there were 'new wavers', who were all about the fashion & eating their pate, you know all foo foo preppy's. In England, it was the Mod's & the Punks. How are Skinheads different? I want to know!

[@catkidtj]

@Chaoitcme i bet u do

[@usninjacrew]

is skinhead moonstomp from Symarip

[@joeyluvshouse]

@Skinhead1960s mate uk skin head music came from reggae music fact!

[@RazorEdge2006]

...But then again, Asian culture was very popular among hippies and rockstars in the 60s and 70s. Another reason could be that the skinheads disliked the hippies (who were seen as more middle-class), so by extension they probably would have disliked the Asian culture that influenced them. This may be partly why skinheads turned to black culture and reggae music to distinguish themselves from the hippies (who were more into Asian culture and psychedelic/raga rock).

[@proXXXimity1]

yeah thats the way most people everywhere think!.. and it's a damn shame.. because skinheads are good people..

[@farbrorbla]

You are so right. I cant find my old comment but judging from your comment i had it wrong. No prob.

[@dxmkrew]

...did you watch the clip???

[@deathtousernames]

Good for you. When were you a skinhead?

[@MeZZal]

It was just a few off 'em

[@gnzcreations]

REMEMBER YOUR ROOTS! but at the presents most people loss the roots, only aplicates the image and the pose. salut!

[@1337cactus]

omg finally! I am glad this is posted because I am tired of every bonehead neo-nazi calling themselves a skinhead. I could go on forever on the history of the skinhead movement, but all I will say for now is Spirit of 69

[@MrgotPump]

@DSkeptic86 samething happens in australia, its stupid.

[@shazzermischief]

As well as hanging out with Indian, Pakistanie, Mods, Rudies, Bikers, Punks and Trendies at the local youth club. Youth Culture now at least has a 'Right To Reply' via Twitter, Facebook etc Unlike those of us who were teens before the internet.

[@StinkyBeava]

Bring back the Spirit of '69

[@MattCarlDesign]

I agree with you. I was trying to point out how some of the early skins who happened to hold racist views were easily persuaded to align themselves with heavy racist groups like the NF. These groups built upon the "hooligan" skin style and image and got mainstream attention in the later 70's thus tarnishing the image of all original skins whether they were racists or not. I often hear people claim that ALL original skins were anti-racist which is over simplifying things.

[@yuri26j]

this are original skinheads the first ones

[@Czechmate1967]

Don't agree - nothing that happened in 1969-73 that defined Skinheads now. That is totally down to what happened 1978-81

[@oigrrrl805]

@Zeppelin131001 We judge people for their personality, not their background.

[@CreativeLea]

Oh

[@HeadNtheClouds]

OOH the Horror of it all !! Why do people have to hate, can't they just be rambunxious indiscrimantely? not violence though with people, just skate & hang out. sigh, hate sucks!

[@1904luke]

SHARP SKINS! , REAL SKINS!

[@818TZDAVO]

A message to you rudy.

[@HaMinhsWOrLD]

are skindheads reggae considered rude boys? or only people of Jamaican roots?

[@ni99asapimpstastic]

Sooooooooo I'm really really confused here lol. So what is a skinhead???

[@Fubicken]

a message to you rudy by the specials :)

[@LoveAntifa]

Love the end of this "and it was skinheads and punks fighting" oh how times have no changed im a skin my bro is a punk and we are together on the same issues fuck fascism and fuck racism oi oi NO PASARAN!!!

[@416punk]

actually, its by dandy livingstone

[@carrollthirteen]

From what I've read, many working class people scapegoated South Asians for "stealing jobs" when they couldn't find work. Skinheads(of all races) just happened to be more actively violent about it, easily recognisable(because of the fashion) and attacked in packs.

[@blacklistedin]

hate should trouble us all