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The Boombastic Collection - Best of Shaggy

by: Shaggy

August 25, 2008

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Hot Shot

by: Shaggy

April 09, 2001
Ok, like most people I loved "It wasn't me" so when I went on a school trip I had some spending money and picked up this album to listen to on the coach home, It was brilliant and catchy listened to it for a few week and put it away. I recently rediscovered this and I have to say it is the best album I have ever heard, its got the up beat songs and the slower songs. But best of all it is the CD for players! If you are about to go out on a date and your nervous put this CD on it will make you feel invinsible. I cannot reccomend it enough! Buy it now!

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The Best Of Shaggy

by: Shaggy

August 04, 2008
Ok, like most people I loved "It wasn't me" so when I went on a school trip I had some spending money and picked up this album to listen to on the coach home, It was brilliant and catchy listened to it for a few week and put it away. I recently rediscovered this and I have to say it is the best album I have ever heard, its got the up beat songs and the slower songs. But best of all it is the CD for players! If you are about to go out on a date and your nervous put this CD on it will make you feel invinsible. I cannot reccomend it enough! Buy it now!

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The Best of Shaggy Vol.1: Mr. Lover Lover

by: Shaggy

February 04, 2002
Shaggy's just had one of the best comebacks in any performers career but his old music is also some of the best. Old mixed with new, in this case, works out for the best, especially by leaving out some of the more repetitive songs such as 'it wasn't me'.

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Intoxication

by: Shaggy

October 22, 2007
Shaggy returns to dancehall for this album, and although the rhythms are infectious and the lyrics typically risqué and funny, it may be difficult for non-West Indian listeners to understand his Jamaican creolese.

Here's a guide to the tracks:

1. Can't Hold Me: Serious song about being true to yourself, your friends and your beliefs, as well as establishing and defending your boundaries and standing up for your rights.

2. Bonafide Girl: Third single with Rik Rok and Tony Gold about fidelity. Personal favorite.

3. Intoxication: Title track and possible single. Naughty song about the after effects of too much alcohol, his woman's best friend and some whips and restraints

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It Wasn't Me

by: Shaggy, Ricardo "RikRok" Ducent

February 05, 2001
This song has to be the best yet. A catchy tune and funny lyrics. This single is fantastic. You will play it for hours and won't get bored.

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Feel the Rush

by: Shaggy Feat. Trix and Flix

June 02, 2008
This song has to be the best yet. A catchy tune and funny lyrics. This single is fantastic. You will play it for hours and won't get bored.

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Fuck Off

by: Shaggy 2 Dope

July 22, 2003
This was Shaggy 2 Dopes first and only solo record, it only has 4 songs which are all great, but these can be bought on the forgotten freshness vol 1+2 albums, but i still suggest you buy this one as well, because it's rare so buy it now

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Hot Shot

by: Shaggy

March 05, 2001
shaggy has proved from his early hits "Oh Carolina" and "Boombastic" that he is one cool singer! Reggae music was big in the early 90s around the time "Oh Carolina" was released. Since then shaggy keeps coming back for more and this album "HOTSHOT" is a true reggae feel. "It Wasn't Me" is a memorable track and people will love it whenever they hear it again. Other standout tracks on this album are "Dance & Shout" (which samples the Jacksons song, "Angel" which has got a strong reggae feel to it and my favourite one "Luv Me, Luv Me" which blends pop and reggae for a feel-good party mood!! Overall this album should be a MUST for party-boppers all over the world! THEY ... Read More:

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Boombastic

by: Shaggy

October 02, 1995
This is definately Shaggy's best album. If you liked Hot Shot and wanted to hear his older music, you should go for this one. It includes the big hits, Boombastic and In The Summertime. It also gves youa more reggae feel than Hot Shot but still has those catchy songs thats he's known for. I bought this in 95 and it still gets play on my hifi! A classic, any one who likes Shaggy should own this!