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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Sean Paul's "Dutty Rock" is one of the great dance hall albums that are out there. He continuously gave out hits throughout this whole album. Some of the end songs aren't as powerful as the songs at the beginning such as "Baby Boy", "Gimme The Light", "Get Busy", and "Concrete". His album is very good and definitely worth the cost. Sean Paul has outdone himself on his 2nd album which defiantly places him on the charts.
Sean Paul is Prince of the Dancehall because Beenie man has the "king" title already. This music originates from way back before rap/hip-hop even got started. Sean Paul had thrown some new flavor in there and makes a bangin' dance album. Some people don't like it because they can't understand him, but whose fault is that? People should realize that this music is rich in culture and if he sang it so that everyone could understand it he would be denying the heritage that made the music possible.
Probably this will help you out: almost every song on his album fades out with Sean still singing or the music still playing. I suggest looking up lyrics if you're really interested... or I wouldn't bother... Sean's voice is amazing and is fairly fun to listen to... most the music is upbeat... so if your looking for the sounds then this album is for you. Keep on bumpin' Sean Paul, and keep confusing the ignorant!
Sean Paul is Prince of the Dancehall because Beenie man has the "king" title already. This music originates from way back before rap/hip-hop even got started. Sean Paul had thrown some new flavor in there and makes a bangin' dance album. Some people don't like it because they can't understand him, but whose fault is that? People should realize that this music is rich in culture and if he sang it so that everyone could understand it he would be denying the heritage that made the music possible.
Probably this will help you out: almost every song on his album fades out with Sean still singing or the music still playing. I suggest looking up lyrics if you're really interested... or I wouldn't bother... Sean's voice is amazing and is fairly fun to listen to... most the music is upbeat... so if your looking for the sounds then this album is for you. Keep on bumpin' Sean Paul, and keep confusing the ignorant!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Usually, it gets on my nerves when half of an album is collaborations, because it leaves me feeling like the artist isn't good enough to sing songs by themself. (For example, all of Ciara's big hits have been collaborations). But with Sean Paul, it seems like collaborations are almost a necessity. While some of the fillers, notably "Punkie", are great, it's the big hits that attract the most attention. Even light dancehall fans will have heard "I'm Still In Love With You" (featuring Sasha) and most will report that they love it. "Baby Boy" is OK, but I'm just tired of Beyoncé. "Gimme The Light" and "Like Glue" are the two main hits from this album, and they are the ones that most fans favor. Sean Paul is a very talented and -authentic- Jamaican rapper, which is one of the things I admire about him. He's not pretending to be something he's not, like so many artists today try to do. I wouldn't say this album is very "reggae", like many people expect. It is definetely across between dancehall and rap. It's a unique sound that I just love. I recommend this album to ANYONE trying to experience a different kind of music.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Sean Paul's "Dutty Rock" is one of the best dancehall albums ever. He keeps giving hits after hits continuously throughout the whole CD. Some of the end songs aren't as powerful as the songs at the beginning such as "Baby Boy", "Gimme The Light", "Get Busy", and "Concrete". His CD is very good and definentally worth the cost. Sean Paul has outdone himself for his 2nd album.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Sean P. Dutty Rock Review
I'm enjoying this cd! It has a lot of great songs on it! There's really nothing I wanted to know before hand. Read more
Published on July 6, 2008 by Alesia Draggon
Only worth it for the radio hits...
I like Sean Paul's style and music, but I found this album disappointing. Besides the big hits that were played on the radio ("Gimme the Light", "Get Busy", "Like Glue", "Baby... Read more
Published on October 31, 2007 by Francois-Xavier Jette
Party Rocker For Sure
Admittedly, I don't have the faintest idea as to what Sean Paul is singing/talking/toasting/rapping about but this is a fun, shake your groove thang, head bobber. Read more
Published on January 5, 2007 by Ms. 90
Hard to tell what he's saying
Hip Hop's Sean Paul brought the island flavor into the Top 40. His first single "Get Busy" sounds great and sets the stage for Dutty Rock, his official debut album. Read more
Published on November 11, 2006 by C. Eberlein
Just alright...
3.5 stars. Admittedly I'm not a reggae or rastafarian fan. But I'd heard enough single cuts to make me believe that this would be a good CD. It was and it wasn't. Read more
Published on November 1, 2006 by nodice
Don't waste your money.
I made the mistake of buying this cd for one song basically. I would have saved some money had I just burn the one song that I like. Read more
Published on August 21, 2006 by A. Hauda
King of Dance Hall shows us his shiny crown
Best album ever...."Get Busy" got me and my girlfrien dancing all night during the school dances. You need to get this album if you know what is good fer you
Published on May 4, 2006 by Just thinkin
Dutty Rok
One of the best reggae/dancehall albums ever...a nice way to introduce the world to undiluted Jamaican music. A must-have because the album is dutty!!
Published on April 23, 2006 by Guelitto
THIS IS THE BEST ALBUM EVER!
SEAN PAUL IS THE MAN! ALL THE LADIES LOVE HIM, WHY DONT YOU??? THIS MAN IS THE KING OF DANCEHALL (TAKE THAT BEENIE MAN), HIS ALBUM MAKES ME FEEL ALL SPECIAL AND I WANTS TO QUIT THE... Read more
Published on September 11, 2005 by The Batter Burger
Fun, not "wack!"
I haven't listened to this CD thoroughly yet, but there are already at least 7 songs I like: Like Glue, Gimme the Light (both versions), Get Busy, and Baby Boy are awesome, and Can... Read more
Published on April 15, 2005 by Elisa C. Carlson
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