Reggae Gold 2002

Nice collection of reggae jams

i like it

I lost this CD a while back & was never able to find it so I'm glad I was able to download it. Now I have a permanent digital copy of a lot of my favorite reggae tunes.

Great listening!

SAME SONG ON OTHER CD AND WHERE IS THE REGGAE BEAT THAT WHAT JAMAICA IS ALL ABOUT YOU ALL KILLING THE REGGAE MUSIC I WOULD SAYOU ALL STUPID FOR KILLING THE REGGAE MUSIC

great

(3.5 stars)This is the second year inna row that I've bought the Gold album and this is the second year inna row that it's been a slightly better than average project. The bottom line here is that there are some very very good songs here, and some flat awful songs here that just sort of cancel each other out. The worst of worse has to be Elephant Man's Shizzle Ma Nizzle, which, to me, has to lyrically be one of the worse modern dancehall cuts I've ever heard, no matter the riddim (here on the liquid). Also, Lexxus and Vegas on Video Light, which is just a collaboration that should not have happened. Bun Out the Chi Chi is also not one of Capleton's best either (and edited). And Terry Linen, who CAN SING, but enough with the remakes of hip-hop songs already, as The World Greatest is merely R.Kelly's exact same song.The album improves drastically after the first 7 songs, as it begins the lover's rock section, the best being Come Down Father by Beres Hammond and Never Go Where Pagans Go, by Warrior King which isn't as good as his hit Virtuous Woman (nothing to be ashamed of).After that it goes back to dancehall (and good dancehall). Two legends make their comebacks thoroughly here. Professional hit-maker Shabba Ranks, absolutely Kills it on Pretty Please and the Empress getting ready for her album, Lady Saw shows maybe her best lyrics since Sycamore Tree on the outstanding Baddest Girl. Throw in a decent Bounty track Killa is Ah Killa and a GOOD song by Prophet & Luciano from Still Blazin' and its rounded out nicely.My favorite track (besides Saw's Baddest Girl) is oddly enough, Old Crook by the unknown Mister G, because of that old-school dancehall sounding riddim, and Mister G offers up some decent lyrics. Also pretty odd is the song Middle Fingers in the Air by Baby Cham. The lyrics on that one are pretty bad, however, its the first time that the riddim, the Return has been on CD and it sounds amazing, VP should've pulled the tune The Return also by Cham as a better representative of the riddim.Overall, its a pretty fun album I would suggest that R&B and hip-hop fans pick this one up, its a pretty tame, easily english understood record. Dancehall and Lover's Rock fans stick to Strictly the Best and what Greensleeves puts out. By the way the second cd is even wacker than last year's as Jazzy T's too much talkling soundstyle ruins it like so many others he has done. And di gyal pon di cover ah murdah.

I wasn't too sure if I should have purchased this cd, but I'm glad did. It's not as bad as I thought it would be. It's great! Go out and get it if this is your type of thing. I'm a reggae fan for life!!

Excellent cd for my reggae collection.

very good

Excellent service and the item was brilliant, I will use this supplier a again. a must buy and l loved listening to the old tunes

consiglio questo CD agli amanti del reggae e della dance hall, prodotto in un recente periodo ma prima dell'esplosione mondiale della dance hall, nel 2002 non era ancora un genere di massa e sicuramente meno elettronico di oggi

It's a great idea behind the mix