A REALLY GREAT COLLECTION

I just got my cd today. Spent hours listening to it, remembering when I first heard UB40, many years ago, very sweet memories. "Don't break my heart" and "Food for Thought", some of my favourites. Love UB40, would like to see a DVD, that would be fantastic!

where is

where is "Where Did I Go Wrong?" one of there very best songs, and "Breakfast In Bed" is great too. So not quite the best.

Yeah, I loves me da rasta!!

I'm a total reggae fan. I got into Bob Marley in college and acted like I've like him since I was five. That's how you do reggae. Clearly, the best and most influential reggae group of all time is UB40. I don't know if they wrote a hit song by themselves, but they are the greatest reggae rasta out there. Red, Red wine is waaaaayyyyy better than anything that inner circle or Chaka Demis has ever done. I think Bob Marley sounds like a poser compared to UB40. Now Ziggy Marley, that's reggae that didn't sell out like Bob. UB40 blows them both out of the water with original songs like "I got U babe" and "Can't help falling in love". I formed a reggae band after hearing Red, Red Wine. We were called UB39 and featured Kroll on Bongos, Burns on keyboards, J Abs as our screaming guy like the punk bands have now, The Nook on lead vocals and bass and Meat on Accordian. We dressed in the most rasta gear. I wore a ten gallon hat, hip waders and body armor, Kroll wore a Tito Landrum throwback jersey with cut off jean shorts and flippers, J Abs wore the K-st mascot head with a leotard and choose your weapon magic johnson Converse, Burns wore a clown suit with an astronaut helmet and Meat wore a houston astros hat with the poland flag draped around him. We put on a great stage show with covers and originals like, "Ya Mon" and "We Rasta Nation" and "White kid Reggae ya mon". Our influence is still being felt by your wife.