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Beenie Man,Bounty Killer,Sizzl Luciano,Mr.Vegas,Lady Saw Reggae Gold 1999 Music Review Purchase Reggae Gold 1999 CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Reggae Gold CD (1993)
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REGGAE GOLD, a lengthy, 16-track compilation widely advertised on television at the time of its 1993 ...
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When something works, you stick with it. When the REGGAE GOLD compilation proved to be such a huge success, VP records made it an annual staple in their catalogue. Each volume in the series has picked up where the others left off, presenting the hottest acts in reggae at the height of their game. While those more interested in organic-sounding roots reggae might be better served by the sublime EASY STAR compilation, the more pop-crossover-inclined reggae enthusiasts will find REGGAE GOLD to be just their cup of tea. The star power here is ...
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Initial packaging of REGGAE GOLD 2000 comes with a limited edition, continuous in-the-mix bonus CD compiled and mixed by Adonai.
VP Records continues its reggae compilation series with this double CD offering of new and established singers. Disc One features a variety of Jamaican music that ranges from spiritual, conscious fare like "Down by the River" by Morgan Heritage, to sexual conquest stories like "Call You," a terse duet between Lady Saw and Lexxus. Other highlights include yet another Sanchez cover (Sanchez made a name for himself covering pop hits from the U.S. in dancehall style), the Brian McKnight original "Back at One," which improves in its new guise; "Cook," another bawdy track from newcomer Lexxus; and "Stalag Y2K," a medley of songs that have all used the famous ...
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Recording information: New York, New York; Jamaica.
Morgan Heritage: Gramps Morgan (vocals, keyboards); Peter Morgan (vocals); Dalton ...
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Liner Note Author: Jeremy Collingwood.
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RASTAMAN VIBRATION's burlap-esque jacket design couldn't be more appropriate packaging-this is a load of Natty knowledge delivered in simple, raw fashion. And there's a real beauty in the weave. This 1976 release finds Bob dropping ever more lyrics on human entanglements both local and global, his transcendent voice threading wisdom through it all.
"Positive Vibration" and "Roots, Rock, Reggae" are anthemic in character, inviting all listeners to quit their negativity and start a-dancin'. "Want More" is a promise of bad karma for back-biters everywhere, leadened fearfully by solemn bass lines and seamless production. Perhaps most compelling here is "War," a musical setting of a 1968 speech on global justice by the Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia. Bob's echoing fade with the words, "Good Over Evil" is positively haunting. While Peter Tosh's voice is absent, the classic exchange between Marley and the I-Threes (backing vocal divas, for those not in the know) shines all the more brightly in the spotlight. Funky organs are everywhere. Every track on RASTAMAN VIBRATION is an excellent piece of vintage roots reggae, proving just how powerful and tight Bob's studio sessions could be.
Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. Universal. 2006.
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When founding Gorgoroth guitarist Infernus was sent to jail, his lead singer and bassist, Gaahl and King ov Hell, tried to wrest control of the band from him in court. They lost. When he emerged a free man, Gorgoroth came back with an entirely new lineup featuring Infernus, the band's pre-Gaahl vocalist Pest, bassist Frank Watkins of Obituary (now going by the "black metal" name Boddel), and drummer Tomas Asklund of Swedish death metal legends Dissection. Gorgoroth's brand of black metal has often been mid-tempo, favoring a deathlike rumble to the genre's old-school, head-long sprints. The guitar tones are trebly and razor sharp, of course, but there's a surprising amount of bass and fullness to the mix, and Asklund's drumming is rocksteady and powerful. Pest, who "sang" on the band's classic early albums ANTICHRIST and UNDER THE SIGN OF HELL, has exactly the kind of voice black metal diehards love. Track titles like "Cleansing Fire," "Human Sacrifice," and "Satan Prometheus" appear to tell the tale here, but other songs like "Rebirth," "Building a Man," and "New Breed" reveal that beneath the genre's put-on nihilism, Infernus is happy and proud to ...
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