Name: Strictly The Best 35 [Dancehall Version]
Brand: VP Records
SKU: 262600
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Strictly The Best 35 [Dancehall Version]

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Album: Strictly The Best 35 [Dancehall Version]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Goodas	More Info...	3:46
2)	Hot Wuk	More Info...	3:48
3)	All Out	More Info...	3:24
4)	Wine	More Info...	2:44
5)	Ukku	More Info...	3:05
6)	From Them Dis	More Info...	2:41
7)	No Badda Mi	More Info...	3:39
8)	Gash Dem And Light Them	More Info...	4:05
9)	Gangsta Guerilla	More Info...	3:59
10)	Bad Out Deh	More Info...	3:15
11)	How High	More Info...	2:28
12)	Hits Pon Toppa Hits	More Info...	4:19
13)	Good Over Evil	More Info...	3:09
14)	Try Offa You	More Info...	3:45
15)	Hunting	More Info...	3:44
16)	Hey	More Info...	3:32
17)	Everybody Bounce	More Info...	2:52
18)	Sail On Play Guitar	More Info...	3:56

Album: Strictly The Best 35 [Dancehall Version]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Goodas	More Info...	3:46
2)	Hot Wuk	More Info...	3:48
3)	All Out	More Info...	3:24
4)	Wine	More Info...	2:44
5)	Ukku	More Info...	3:05
6)	From Them Dis	More Info...	2:41
7)	No Badda Mi	More Info...	3:39
8)	Gash Dem And Light Them	More Info...	4:05
9)	Gangsta Guerilla	More Info...	3:59
10)	Bad Out Deh	More Info...	3:15
11)	How High	More Info...	2:28
12)	Hits Pon Toppa Hits	More Info...	4:19
13)	Good Over Evil	More Info...	3:09
14)	Try Offa You	More Info...	3:45
15)	Hunting	More Info...	3:44
16)	Hey	More Info...	3:32
17)	Everybody Bounce	More Info...	2:52
18)	Sail On Play Guitar	More Info...	3:56

Performer Notes

One of the most venerable franchises in reggae history continues to roll on with this generously packed compilation of recent dancehall tracks. As with dancehall collections of this sort, it's a hit-and-miss affair, though most of the content is well above average. Top picks include Sean Paul's good-naturedly leering "All Out," the very pretty "Wine" by Alaine, Idonia's downright strange "Ukku" (much of which, to Babylonian ears, sounds suspiciously like nonsense), and Assassin's surprisingly lovely "Good Over Evil." The low points in the program come from surprising places: Bounty Killer never completely disappoints, but his stupid little "hey yo, ya know!" catch phrase has got to go, and when he goes up against Buju Banton, sharing the same rhythm on "Try Offa You" and "Hunting," his superior delivery is undermined by a run-of-the-mill slackness. And even more disappointingly, the usually stern and powerful Capleton is reduced on "Hits Pon Toppa Hits" to bragging about his chart performance. Lo how the mighty have fallen. But at least some of the newcomers offer promise for the future. ~ Rick Anderson