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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 21, 2000
I am changing my favorite solo artists in music from my web page for amazon. It is now Supercat. This album isn't as good as Don Dada, but it has a little bit different of a sound. There's hip-hop influenced tracks thanks to the work of Eric Sermon and DJ Muggs. The best track of the album by far is "Turn". It is different than anything else he ever did. It has a smooth r&b feel.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 1, 2001
Super cat is the "Don Dadda" and by no means a rookie in the dancehall scene. Unfortunetly this album "The struggle continues" allows too much pop influence to dictate its contents, maybe it is because of the non reggae label "Columbia records" That has influenced it. I would recommend other older albums such as "Sweets for my Sweets and "Si Boops-deh" to give the listner the altimate of Super cat. Some songs on this album are extremely good. Those are: "Too Greedy" "A class rub a dub" and "Warning"
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