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Every Mouth Must Be Fed: Micron Music Presents

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

Release Date June 30, 2008
Must be one of the best Pressure Sounds compilations,if not the best!Sublime collection from the Micron label of early seventies roots reggae.From a time before the major labels jumped in on the back of Marley and the rasta band wagon was still empty.Well Recommended

CD-Charts Position 52
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Anand

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Snatam Kaur

Release Date September 20, 2006
All of Snatam kaur works are uplifting to the soul, the greatest gift anyone has is to uplift the human spirit and by just hearing Snatam Kaur's voice this is so easily felt. I recommend all of her works, which include Prem, Shanti, Heaven and beyond. Singh Kaur is also another artist with similar sounds. You can find out more on www.spiritvoyage.com

CD-Charts Position 53
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Reggae Greats

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

Release Date June 01, 1998
This was one of my favourite dub albums of the 80's. The reggae greats series were best-of compilations, good introductions to the bands featured, but this one was exclusively mixed, and essentially a dub version of Black Uhuru's Chill Out. To my ears Sly & Robbie's pure dub albums can sound too dry and sparse; no such worries here as Paul Smykle's remix produced a very lush spacey sound, nothing dull or repetitive, just an evolving, ambient, deep album. Even after 15 years of ambient and electronic music it stands up to repeated listenings. S & R's best ever album, alongside Language Barrier.

CD-Charts Position 54
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Reggae Love Songs 2

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

Release Date February 26, 2008
This was one of my favourite dub albums of the 80's. The reggae greats series were best-of compilations, good introductions to the bands featured, but this one was exclusively mixed, and essentially a dub version of Black Uhuru's Chill Out. To my ears Sly & Robbie's pure dub albums can sound too dry and sparse; no such worries here as Paul Smykle's remix produced a very lush spacey sound, nothing dull or repetitive, just an evolving, ambient, deep album. Even after 15 years of ambient and electronic music it stands up to repeated listenings. S & R's best ever album, alongside Language Barrier.

CD-Charts Position 55
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Too Bad

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

Release Date September 12, 2006
I've always loved Buju and his music, but when I bought this cd I thought that after all these years he would have to go the way of other recording artistes of using mediocre fillers around two hits to complete the ablum. I was certainly wrong! This is album is amazing!! No track skipping!! I danced, laughed, deejayed with him and just loved it!! Buju is deep into the hardcore dancehall while drawing everyone in with him. Even if you only like toned down reggae music you will love this.
AMAZING!!!

CD-Charts Position 56
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Can't Stop a Man

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

Release Date December 01, 2003
This is a Brilliant CD as all Beres's hits are here and more. There are two CD's and I would recommed it to amyone and if you are a Beres Hammond fan like I am you will love it, it's worth every penny.

CD-Charts Position 57
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Real Authentic Reggae Vol.1: Compiled By David Rodigan

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: David Rodigan

Release Date April 28, 2008
This is a Brilliant CD as all Beres's hits are here and more. There are two CD's and I would recommed it to amyone and if you are a Beres Hammond fan like I am you will love it, it's worth every penny.

CD-Charts Position 58
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The Trinity

CD-Charts > Music > Dancehall and Ragga
by: Sean Paul

Release Date September 26, 2005
Sean Paul CD is very hot but without the commercial success of "Dutty Rock". He definitely gives a more futuristic and laid back sound on some...while giving a more "back to the roots' feel on others. Anyone expecting to hear anything exactly like "gimme the light" can put there money back into there pockets. The album isn't filled with a bunch of cameos. Sean Paul holds it down on his own for the most part bringing his unique flavor to his international fan base. Sean Paul worked with fellow Jamaican artists and producers for the most part for "The Trinity."

Some of the tracks that appeal to me are "Temperature, Head in the zone, We be burning, Ever Blazing, Yardie Bone, Never gonna be the same, Breakout, and Connection."
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CD-Charts Position 59
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Dancehall 4-Play: 36 Bashment Beats 4 the Bunka

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

Release Date July 19, 2004
Sean Paul CD is very hot but without the commercial success of "Dutty Rock". He definitely gives a more futuristic and laid back sound on some...while giving a more "back to the roots' feel on others. Anyone expecting to hear anything exactly like "gimme the light" can put there money back into there pockets. The album isn't filled with a bunch of cameos. Sean Paul holds it down on his own for the most part bringing his unique flavor to his international fan base. Sean Paul worked with fellow Jamaican artists and producers for the most part for "The Trinity."

Some of the tracks that appeal to me are "Temperature, Head in the zone, We be burning, Ever Blazing, Yardie Bone, Never gonna be the same, Breakout, and Connection."
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CD-Charts Position 60
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Original Reggae Selection

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

Release Date August 07, 2006
Sean Paul CD is very hot but without the commercial success of "Dutty Rock". He definitely gives a more futuristic and laid back sound on some...while giving a more "back to the roots' feel on others. Anyone expecting to hear anything exactly like "gimme the light" can put there money back into there pockets. The album isn't filled with a bunch of cameos. Sean Paul holds it down on his own for the most part bringing his unique flavor to his international fan base. Sean Paul worked with fellow Jamaican artists and producers for the most part for "The Trinity."

Some of the tracks that appeal to me are "Temperature, Head in the zone, We be burning, Ever Blazing, Yardie Bone, Never gonna be the same, Breakout, and Connection."
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