Reggae Gold 1998 CD

Reggae Gold 1998 Music

List Price	$15.98 (You save $1.99)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Reggae/Ska/Calypso CDs, Dancehall / Ragga, Reggae
Label	VP
Orig Year	1998
All Time Sales Rank	49577
CD Universe Part number	1070591
Catalog number	1529
Discs	1
Release Date	May 26, 1998
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Reggae Gold 1998 Songs

	1.	She Nuh Ready Yet - Spragga Benz
	2.	Gal Pon de Side - Frisco Kid
	3.	Tell Me - Beenie Man
	4.	Infiltrate - Sean Paul
	5.	Cry for Die For - Bounty Killer
	6.	Heads High - Vegas
	7.	Babylon Ah Listen - Sizzla
	8.	Destiny - Buju Banton
	9.	Sweep over My Soul - Luciano
	10.	Boom Boom - Degree
	11.	We Nuh Like - Spragga Benz
	12.	Tight Up Skirt - Red Rat
	13.	Bad Man Nuh Dress Like Girl - Harry Toddler
	14.	Hold On - Beres Hammond
	15.	Going Away - Sanchez/Beenie Man
	16.	Don't Follow Rumours - Shabba Ranks/Carlton Livingston

Reggae Gold 1998 Music Review

4 stars Bangin!!!!
This tape is tight!! Almost every song is bomb!!! It aint really expensive either. If you like reggae this is a good tape to own.
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