Customer Reviews

Next Millennium

5 star:		(8)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

A major disappointment. Collaborating with a "bunch" of hip-hop stars does not necessarily translates to or guarantee hits. Next Millenium is a testament to that. Bounty seemed to struggle to stay on track and his flow does not appear to come across naturally. This will neither appeal to a hip-hop audience nor to his traditional dancehall audience. Bounty's true talent did not get a chance to shine - it was buried in the sea of hip-hop beats and big willie rap stars. The Killer is missing (assumed dead) in action on this one.

Bounty Killer has done it again with his tight beasand his ability to deliver lyrics. He's combined hip hop and reggae into one project which can compare to no other artists I've heard. The reason why I gave this album 4 stars because it was a bit brief, and because I didn't get to hear him by himself as much. Other than that, this album I would consider a hit and every reggae or hip hop fan should have a copy in their home.

Solid Album. I used to have this on tape back in the day, so I went to replace it with a CD. But beware; these CDs are the clean version, which is extremely irritating. The regular version did not have a parental advisory sticker, so you cannot tell which is which. Just thought I'd warn the rest of the old people. If clean CDs do not bother you though, this is a good CD that can be purchased new for a good price.

If you dislike homophobes dont listen to BK or any other Jamaican dancehall artist for that matter. Its a cultural taboo in Island life to be homosexual. There is no point in saying if he was speaking such things about Blacks the cd would be pulled... such an ambiguous statement is irrelevant to the music of this cd or your argument about violence (in the lyrics, mind you) towards gays. If you dont agree with the message in the music, DONT LISTEN! Its a free market, baby! Capitolism has some uses.

Now, on to the album... somewhat of a disappointment. Too much cross-over attempts. Check out the 5th Element or My Xperience to get dat Bounty Killa vibez dat will mek ya nines rise

I think Bounty Killer displays a excellent fussion of Ragga, Hip-hop and Reagga. For those who want reality and concious vibes it satisifies both Not forgeting the bashment partry vibes. It's Dark as we would say!!!

it is definatly one of the best albums of the year and one of the best i own. you got to love the way bounty mixes his reggae style with the hip hop. he puts it down with nore. bounty ryhmes so fast. this is a definate must buy cd.

After the 1st bounty killer album, i figured this one would be hype as well. it wasn't. where's the base? where's the banging beats? this album lacked. he fucked up by letting nore rap. that was his 1st mistake off top. i'm just mad i can't get my 14 dollars back i paid for the cd. from now on, i'm stickin w/ the bootleg man!

My Killa has done it again, another blok butsa album from the true king of the dancehall...continually bounty has opend the eyes of reggae listeners to new and exciting types of music, and many other artists have followed his path...beenie, capleton, and many others. This album is by far one of the best new reggae albums of 1998 and i encourage all the massive to go out and pick up their copy.

Next Millenium, the vibe released from the heart of the Killer is one that is naturally Reggae. Bounty Killer, King of the Dancehall. The guest make the album even more special because of the variety of talent and styles of music. This albun is truly a blessing to us from the heart of a star. There isn't much more to say besides if you know something about music and perfection in music then check it.

AS the best at this time fi real.One love.I love it to the max.