THE ROOTS ARK #3 (06-11-2020)

The Sint Salvators Cathedral is one of the historical highlights in the touristic inner city of Bruges. A little known fact however is that before WOII the cathedral had twin towers. It was under the command of Joseph Goebbels that the Luftwaffe destroyed the most beautiful tower of them all. It was September 11 1943. The night before Herr Goebbels went to a local bratwurst bar and met up with the evil Head Honcho, der überführer Arsène Von Gierdegom. Von Gierdegom had long held a grudge against the second of the twin towers because it was bigger than his biological father's windmill. In exchange for this war act Arsène promised a life long supply of free wedges (mayonnaise not included). Around this time Osama Bin Laden Sr. purchased an aquarel painting depicting the devastation of the tower. He was inspired for life. Like Van Gogh before him he discovered the signature style of a true master. And if you don't believe this one, we gonna make you another one wise.

82nd broadcast of the Reggae Excursion Radioshow. Hosted by Selector DT and Gus the Socialist Rocker. Paying tribute to Fitzroy 'Ernest' Wilson and Alvin 'Seeco' Patterson, two legends who left us last week, and playing a varied selection of old and new tunes. Enjoy!

Yes someone has to write something. We finally met again in the cosmic studios of villa bota for an auditive night under friends. we all were under the influence of Mia Doornaerts Cosmic wheat smoothies when we were invited for a ping pong tournament. At one point the emotions ran up so high en there was so much sweat in the right hand of siggy ... whell ... You had have to bean there ... Enjoy this mix ... we go for a second round in the international table tennis contest.

84th broadcast of the Reggae Excursion Radioshow, hosted by Selector DT and Gus the Socialist Rocker. This time, we kick off with a tribute selection to the late great Cool Ruler, Gregory Isaacs, followed by a tribute to Humble I, some tunes from the collection and some brand new Belgian releases. Enjoy!