The Black Seeds Into the Dojo (CD, Capitol Records, 2006) ****
The Black Seeds Solid Ground (CD, Sonar Kollektiv Records, 2008) ***
Genre: NZ Music, reggae
Places I remember: The Hope's collection
Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles: One by One (Into the Dojo)
Gear costume: Send a Message (Solid Ground), Cool Me Down (Into the Dojo)
Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles: One by One (Into the Dojo)
Gear costume: Send a Message (Solid Ground), Cool Me Down (Into the Dojo)
They loom large in his legend (The Album Collection playlists): Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4; Part 5; Part 6
Active compensatory factors: The Black Seeds are a big (8 members) reggae/funk centric band from Wellington. These are their third and fourth albums.
Active compensatory factors: The Black Seeds are a big (8 members) reggae/funk centric band from Wellington. These are their third and fourth albums.
I wouldn't have known about them without getting a box of CDs from the Hope family (I suspect these were my daughter-in-law Ashleigh's). Their sound is a blend of seventies style rock reggae with a funk attitude.
Of the two I prefer the more instrumental Into the Dojo. Solid Ground ratchets up the funk and has some stabbing horns adding to the drama.
Where do they all belong? A nice pair for lazy sunny afternoons in Nu Zild.
Where do they all belong? A nice pair for lazy sunny afternoons in Nu Zild.


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