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Reggae Hits Volume 18

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Various Artists

Release Date January 11, 2002

CD-Charts Position 222

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Love Has No Boundaries

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Beres Hammond

Release Date November 29, 2004

CD-Charts Position 223
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Unchained Spirit

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Buju Banton

Release Date August 07, 2000
When I first listened to this album it hit me like a bullet. Having first listened to his pre-rasta music, it was amazing to see how far Buju has come. This is his latest album, which demonstrates his amazingly flexible voice. This quality is shown in track 1: Intro. This was the first song he played at his concert at the London Astoria in early May, which I was fortunate enough to go to. It proved that his voice was pure talent. My personal favourite on this album is track 7: Life Is A Journey. I feel that this has the most signifcant meaning, which is felt because of the passion in his voice when he sings it. The album is a true example of why we love reggae, because of the meaning behind the lyrics and the melody. Check it out.

CD-Charts Position 224
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Truths and Rights

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Johnny Osbourne

Release Date August 04, 2008
Have to agree with the first reviewer regarding the sloppy way this has been put together. I've dozens of Heartbeat CD's and while I'm loathe to criticse people that do such valuable work, this is not the first time a rather slip-shod attitude has been apparent on an re-issue.

What makes the whole 'Jah Promise' episode even more bizzare is that there is a perfectly good take of it issued on 'The Best of Studio One' last year by......Heartbeat!

Anyway, if it needs saying 5 out of 5 for the music (any reggae fan needs this LP), considerably less for this re-issue. However, if you don't have this record already, it is still worth a purchase, as the music is so great.

CD-Charts Position 225
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Back to Basics

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Beenie Man

Release Date July 26, 2004
Beenie Man's hate-filled lyrics are intended to humiliate all women and gay people. As Ghandi once memorably said: `Why do some people build there own self-esteem on the victimisation of others'. This murder music is strictly for old-fashioned bigots.

CD-Charts Position 226
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Lifetime Guarantee

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Beres Hammond

Release Date April 18, 2005
Beenie Man's hate-filled lyrics are intended to humiliate all women and gay people. As Ghandi once memorably said: `Why do some people build there own self-esteem on the victimisation of others'. This murder music is strictly for old-fashioned bigots.

CD-Charts Position 227
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Sidewalk University

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Shinehead

Release Date February 02, 1995
Beenie Man's hate-filled lyrics are intended to humiliate all women and gay people. As Ghandi once memorably said: `Why do some people build there own self-esteem on the victimisation of others'. This murder music is strictly for old-fashioned bigots.

CD-Charts Position 228
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Friends

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Sly & Robbie

Release Date September 29, 1997
Beenie Man's hate-filled lyrics are intended to humiliate all women and gay people. As Ghandi once memorably said: `Why do some people build there own self-esteem on the victimisation of others'. This murder music is strictly for old-fashioned bigots.

CD-Charts Position 229
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Monsters of Dancehall

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Red Rat

Release Date May 19, 2008
This is the fourth in the Monsters of Dancehall series, which focuses in on some of the most celebrated dancehall artists, past and present. Previous releases featured Elephant Man, Beenie Man and Ninjaman.

The artist in the hot seat this time around is none other than Red Rat. This album features 18 of his biggest and best tracks together on CD for the first time. Also included is a brand new previously unreleased track untitled `Wine Pan Mi'.

His debut album "Oh No...Its Red Rat' was released in 1997 to critical acclaim and is one of Greensleeves best ever selling albums. The album's success, steady radio play and demand for his outrageous live performances led to shows all over the Caribbean, the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 230
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The Best of Beenie Man

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Beenie Man

Release Date December 11, 2000
This is the fourth in the Monsters of Dancehall series, which focuses in on some of the most celebrated dancehall artists, past and present. Previous releases featured Elephant Man, Beenie Man and Ninjaman.

The artist in the hot seat this time around is none other than Red Rat. This album features 18 of his biggest and best tracks together on CD for the first time. Also included is a brand new previously unreleased track untitled `Wine Pan Mi'.

His debut album "Oh No...Its Red Rat' was released in 1997 to critical acclaim and is one of Greensleeves best ever selling albums. The album's success, steady radio play and demand for his outrageous live performances led to shows all over the Caribbean, the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa ... Read More: