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Released in mid 2006, KING OF KINGS finds Don Omar challenging fellow Puerto Rican superstar Daddy Yankee for the reggaeton throne. While the opening track, "Intro: Predica," presents Omar energetically rapping en Espanol over the string lines of the self-appointed "hip-hop violinist," Miri Ben-Ari, "Belly Danza" (featuring Beenie Man) works a lively dancehall vibe. Of course, Omar is sure not to leave more traditional Latin sounds behind, as evidenced by several frenetically rhythmic tracks--including "Cuentale," to name just one--on this assured and dynamic album. King Of Kings Music | List Price | $15.98 (You save $4.99) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, International CDs, R&B, Latin, Latin Pop, Latin Reggae, Latin Rap, Reggaeton, Reggae | | Label | Machete Music | | Orig Year | 2006 | | All Time Sales Rank |  1866  | | CD Universe Part number | 7058080 | | Catalog number | 000666202 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 23, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Personnel | Miri Ben-Ari, Yandel |
Don Omar King Of Kings Songs King Of Kings Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Finally something diferent !!!
Great CD!!!! Don Omar did it again, highly recommended , thanks Don Omar for putting this Albun out there and show everybody that you are the King Of Kings!!!!!!!!
Submitted by 17474 (Providence, RI, USA) 
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Lo mejor del Don
La musica en este CD esta fuera de serie. Demuestra que Don Omar tiene talento y que los "hits" van ha segir. La musica de este CD es para bailar, escuchar y asta pa enamorarse.
Submitted by amorales (Allentown, PA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful.  its horrible
I been a raggaeton fan since playero 37 this is the worst I heard.
Submitted by reinaldo6955 (Kissimmee, FL, USA)
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 excellent
this cd is the best i like the concept i enjoy all the tracks of this albun highly recommended and by the way the King Of Kings concet in conn. was really good apariences of rakim & Ken-Y, Aventura, Tego Calderon Y Wisin Y Yandel best concert ever
Submitted by Richdeleon84 (Providence, RI USA)
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OK DON OMAR
His other CD's are better. But angelito is nice.
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HYBRIDS contains remixed versions of tracks on The Creatures' ANIMA ANIMUS and ERASER CUT.
Remix albums often can be cynical exercises, lacking even tacit approval from the original bands in question while hired hands spin out boring extended versions for little more than the money. Happily, Hybrids takes a much different approach. As Doug H. of Hydrogen Dukebox, the coordinator of the project, puts it in the liner notes, screening who wanted to participate was simplicity itself: "If they couldn't sing 'Mad-Eyed Screamer' down the phone, I hung up." Assured of actual fan participation and a willingness to really get creative work, the Creatures gave Doug H. the go-ahead and this is the truly entertaining result. Tracks all come from the Creatures' late-'90s work on Anima Animus and Eraser Cut, and while some tracks seem to use only Sioux's vocals instead of Budgie's drums, the end results generally make a fine adjunct to the original recordings. Among the more well-known figures, one of the more interesting ...
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While Limp Bizkit scrambled to find a replacement guitarist for the vacancy left by Wes Borland, mastermind Fred Durst found a way to breathe new life into selected tracks from the band's canon. NEW OLD SONGS reads like a who's who of 2001's hottest DJ's. "Nookie" sounds funkier and possibly more compelling than the original, as manipulated by The Neptunes, while Timbaland puts a fresh spin on "Take a Look Around" with hip-hop help from MC's E-40 and Eightball. Limp Bizkit's own man behind the turntables (DJ Lethal) takes center stage with his cut-up version of "Break Stuff." Xzibit checks in with DJ Premier on "Getcha Groove On," while Durst tries his own hand at remixing with guest vocals by Everlast on "Faith/Fame." NEW OLD SONGS is a great introduction for hip-hop fans that find rap metal a bit hard to swallow, as these well produced remixes simultaneously appease hungry Bizkit fans.
New Old Songs is the remix album from rap-rock superstars Limp Bizkit. The band gets a lot of criticism, some deserved and some not, for their songwriting skills. But as this album proves, they actually have a very solid formula that does not survive remixes well. Limp Bizkit does not accentuate their strong points through these remixes, which results in cute but meaningless shells of the original. The only thing that survives in most of these new mixes is Fred Durst's voice, which is without a doubt the most recognizable element of the group. But that means nothing when the music that puts across his point is taken away and replaced with rap beats. For example, the group's resident turntablist DJ Lethal has three remixes on the album. In each remix, he virtually eliminates all the music in exchange for generic hip-hop beats that make Durst's shaky lyrics sound that much worse. Even in his supposed "Lethal Dose Extreme Guitar Mix" of "Counterfeit," he only keeps a little of the original chugging guitar. Most of these songs could have even survived the remix if the choruses, which are an important part of the Bizkit formula, retained their massive riffing and awesome production. But no, most of these songs are devoid of the "quiet verses/loud chorus" formula that has worked so well for them in the past, rendering Timbaland's mix of "Take a Look Around" and the Neptunes' take on "Nookie" quite limp indeed despite some great production ideas from the producers. And do not even bother with "Rollin" as remixed by DJ Monk and the Track Mack; it sounds like someone took a bad techno song and pasted Durst's vocals over it. There are still a few redeeming songs on the album. For example, Durst and Josh Abraham do a great ...
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