SoundCenter Instrument Expansion Packs question

I would like to purchase a bundle of the SoundCenter instrument expansion packs (MC6T + 19 packs or 10-pack). But I have one question/concern.
 
I recently downloaded a sampler pack which contains instruments from Guitars, Electronica, Urban and a few others. I'm looking for a reggae guitar. I happened to get one with my sampler pack -- Funk Lick in the Guitars category -- but...it wasn't really an instrument. It's a chord riff.
 
Please tell me all the instruments in these sampler packs aren't riffs. I can do those myself. I know some of the other instruments are actual instruments; that's what I prefer. Here are samples of the guitar I'm seeking:
 
Sublime, "Santeria" (25-second mark)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEYN5w4T_aM
Sublime, "Wrong Way" (27-second mark)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChV5BZ8SmS0
Miley Cyrus, "Party in the USA" (opening chords)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M11SvDtPBhA
Matisyahu, "King Without A Crown" (13-second mark)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChV5BZ8SmS0
 
In reference to the Guitars expansion pack, there are 129 programs and I'm hoping they're not all riffs -- and there must be a reggae guitar or two in there somewhere.
 
Someone please advise before I waste $120 on 1,200 SoundCenter riffs. Thanks in advance! :)

Guitarhacker
The guitar you referenced is simply a clean guitar played in the style of reggae. Reggae is mainly guitar upstroke on 2 & 4 with some variation.   The Miley thing was similar, guitar was clean mostly but had some distortion on it.
 
Haven't you asked this previously?

Yeah...I did. Once I sampled the Example pack, I got curious and began wondering if all 129 programs in the Guitars pack were riffs rather than instrument sounds. I can't get any guitar in my inventory (TTS-1 banks, SoundCenter, Roland GrooveSynth...) to sound like that.
 
I may just eat the $20 and purchase that one Guitars pack just to see what is in those 129 programs. Otherwise, I may try to tune the SoundCenter Funk Lick, considering that's the closest thing I have to the samples demonstrated in the YouTube links I presented above.
 
Once again -- I'm still an amateur, looking for that particular sound and I cannot afford or play a real instrument. LOL
(shrug...)