... , sound systems brought the music to the Jamaican massive and as the demand escalated, the sources began to increase. In the words of Keith Walford, owner of Bass Odyssey Music Machine, "sound systems are currently taking dancehall to an universal audience and as a result earning precious foreign currency". Presently, the international crossover of dancehall music has further increased the demand for ... who started the reggae sensation through to current dancehall superstars. Wherever Jamaicans have traveled sound systems have been part of their luggage. In New York, hip-hop(internation...

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... needed more, an atmosphere of anti war predominated, leaving America divided. Jimmy Hendrix a great musician often expressed his thought of the war through his music. For example in his song Machine Gun: " YEAH THAT'S WHAT WE DON'T WANNA HEAR ANYMORE, ALRIGHT NO BULLETS AT LEAST HERE, HUH HUH NO GUNS, NO BOMBS HUH HUH NO NOTHIN', JUST LET'S ALL LIVE AND ... it could give me a head ache. I could also see how music affects the way I look. When I use to listen to a lot of rap I would dress baggy and a lot of those urban wear clothes but as my music changes so did my taste in clothes. I als...

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