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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. ... Full DescriptionDisc 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 Stalag 17 riddim, including Buju Banton's "Sound Boy Killing," Sister Nancy's "Bam Bam," and Tenor Saw's "Ring the Alarm."
Disc Two is a mix of Disc One's songs, done in classic sound system fashion, with the DJ commenting all over the mix, rewinds and sound effects (bombs exploding, machine gun rat-tat and echoes). Also worth noting is that U.S. hip-hop beats, in the minimalist, blurpy style of Swizz Beats or Manny Fresh, have made their way to Jamaica, with questionable results.
Includes Limited Edtion CD Mix Disc;Bounty Killer,Beenie,Bere
Compilation producers: Joel Chin, Lorna Lewis, Edwin Howell.Entertainment Weekly (5/26/00, p.75) - "You won't find a better mix of modern reggae this side of Kingston....most worth their weight in gold." - Rating: A-
CMJ (6/12/00, p.32) - "...Spotlights the current cream of the Jamaican reggae crop....the tracks flow together just as they would in a real Jamaican dancehall."
The Source (8/00, p.233) - "...With its eclectic lineup and content, REGGAE GOLD 2000 will invoke, relax and soothe in one sitting. It's the obvious - and only - choice for this summer's musical companion."
Rap Pages (8-9/00, p.108) - "...Party-starting jams....a bulls eye for every musical occasion." - Rating: A- Hide Description Reggae Gold 2000 Review
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