been around the world (remix) - Mase, Puffy & Carl Thomas

Old Dog: Brilliant [Featuring Nurykabe]

Stand To The Side - Talib Kweli

John Cale-Paris 1919

Red Hot Chili Peppers vs Notorious BIG: Going Back To Dani

Lil Kim vs The Sugarhill Gang: Jump Delight

Blackstar - “Twice Inna Lifetime”

The Shins - Caring is Creepy

Destiny- Phat Kat

“the glory of love” - peter cetera

“Night Falls (The Weight Of It)” - Strata

WHY DID THE LEAD SINGER LEAVE?!?! ;_;

/baaaawwww

Nirvana vs Destiny’s Child: Smells Like Booty

“stay”

by my home boys Jodeci <3

Blackalicious vs Nirvana: Feel All Apologies

:rock: x 10

Sumo: Crua-Chan

Puscifer: Dozo.

-9

In the Name of God - Dream Theater

Blondie - Hanging On The Telephone

Broken Social Scene - Anthems For A Seventeen Year-Old Girl

I figure I’d post in here since it’s a popular music thread.

Anyway, I’m working on this novel/series of novels and there’s this society of people/culture that’s loosely based on the jamaican/rastafari island kind of feel. I’ve been listening to a lot of island reggae lately and learning how they pronounce and speak their version of english. I’m starting to get some of the stuff down (with the help of online lyrics), but there’s some stuff I just can’t understand or decipher the meaning of. I was wondering if there’s anyone in here that’d be able to help me with some specific stuff. I’m not going to bother posting it in the thread, but if someone who can translate some of the stuff for me that comes from the island or has a good understanding of the language, send me a PM over srk or message me over AIM at WildKittyv1

but specifically, right now I’m having trouble figuring out what skirf means

this is the line provided from a lyrics website:
No boy neva mek ya skirf whe you rest yuh head

There’s some other stuff, but I won’t clutter the post with it. Also looking for some good reggae artists that I probably haven’t heard yet. I have a bunch of the more widely known stuff right now, but looking for some other stuff for reference material.