Strictly The Best 29

Various Artists (Artist), Sean Paul (Performer), Elephant Man (Performer), Bounty Killer (Performer), Baby Cham (Performer), Madd Cobra (Performer), Wayne Marshall (Performer), Buju Banton (Performer), Wickerman (Performer), Capleton (Performer) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 19, 2002)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: VP Records
• ASIN: B00006YXBV
• Also Available in: MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #310,524 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Like Glue - Sean Paul

2. Higher Level - Elephant Man

3. Sufferah - Bounty Killer

4. Wah Dat Fah - Baby Cham

5. Press Trigger - Madd Cobra

6. Tek It Off - Capleton

7. Money - Tanto Metro & Devonte

8. Party Time - Wayne Marshall

9. Tra La La - Buju Banton

10. Tallup Tallup - Elephant Man

11. Gungu Walk - Wickerman

12. Fitness - Bounty Killer

13. We Thugging - Wayne Marshall

14. How It Ago - Capleton

15. Come On - Sizzla

16. Jah Is Always There - Warrior King

Editorial Reviews

16 TRACKS: 1) Sean Paul - Like Glue 2) Elephant Man - Higher Level 3) Bounty Killer - Sufferah 4) Baby Cham - Wah Dat Fah 5) Madd Cobra - Press Trigger 6) Capleton - Tek It Off 7) Tanto Metro & Devonte - Money 8) Wayne Marshall - Party Time 9) Bu

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Status Quo. . ., November 29, 2002

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Achis (Kingston, JA/Philipsburg, SxM) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Strictly The Best 29 (Audio CD)

Tracklist:
Like Glue- Sean Paul
Higher Level- Elephant Man
Sufferah- Bounty Killer
Wah Dat Fah- Baby Cham
Press Trigger- Mad Cobra
Tek It Off- Capleton
Money- Tanto Metro & Devonte
Party Time- Wayne Marshall
Tra La La- Buju Banton
Tallup Tallup- Elephant Man
Gungu Walk- Wickerman
Fitness- Bounty Killer feat. Angel Doolas
We Thugging Wayne Marshall & Elephant Man
How It Ago- Capleton
Come On- Sizzla
Jah Is Always There- Warrior King

(3.5stars)
There is a problem with this record, much the same problem that it had on last year's version. The problem is that if you are a deep listening, dancehall reggae nut, you already know all these tunes, and may even own most of them as singles already. However, if you are not an aforementioned dancehall nut, then this record might just be perfect for you. The dancehall version of Strictly the Best this year has alot of the favorite artists going today including Sean Paul, Buju Banton, Bounty Killer, Capleton, Sizzla, and Mad Cobra. And the tunes they pulled from the artists are arguably their biggest tunes of the year; Sufferah from Bounty Killer, Press Trigger from the snake and Tallup Tallup from Elephant Man. My favorites on the record are Sufferah of course, Wah Dat Fa by the underappreciated Baby Cham, very good tune and How It Ago by the fire man. My absolute favorite tune here however, is Fitness, by Bounty Killer and Angel Doolas, very slack tune, but just a really good, dark sounding tune. Capleton and Sizzla also both go the slack route with Tek It Off and Come On respectively (Sizzla not so much so as Capleton, but Come On is a really crazy sounding tune. I also like Highet Level by Elephant Man. The last track which is very out of place here is Jah is Always There by Warrior King, which VPRecords obviously put on this one to promote Warrior King's new record, Virtuous Woman, (which is awesome by the way)and it is a great track, but like i said much out of place. Overall, like i said, if you aren't too familiar with Dancehall this year, then by all means get this one, its a very good sounding album. Only complaint to VP, no Beenie Man? No woman DJ?

4.0 out of 5 stars We need more!, January 24, 2003

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"mybabygirl21" (Pensacola) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Strictly The Best 29 (Audio CD)

This cd is good. I agree with the earlier review there was no beenie man and no ladies on there. I was looking for Lady saw . However , if you dont really understand reggae that much you might not want to buy it. This is dancehall , hardcore reggae and can be abit dirty. HOwever it is a good cd.