Shaggy-The Boombastic Collection - Best Of Shaggy !!INSTALL!! Full Album Zip
Hi guys! I've put together my compilation album... The Best of Shaggy (you can find out more about this right here on my official website!) To build on it, Ive put together a singly-linked playlist on YouTube that covers all the tracks on my album!
Shaggy-The Boombastic Collection - Best of Shaggy full album zip
Hi guys, I've put together my compilation album... The Best of Shaggy (you can find out more about this right here on my official website!) To build on it, Ive put together a singly-linked playlist on YouTube that covers all the tracks on my album!
Shaggy had a hit single in 1991 with the song Boombastic. More recently, Shaggy released his eighth studio album, Summer in Kingston, on August 25, 2015. This is his first album of the two part summer series, including the double single, entitled Bountiful. This album was released to radio on April 7, 2016.
this album contains a world of emotions and is a fabulous mix of classical orchestration and urban rawness, whose roots reach deep into the history and stylistics of the genre. With a fine selection of previously unavailable songs, compiled from Shaggy's two greatest musical eras of "Oh Carolina" and "Church Heathen," offering a wide range of styles that cross genres from "Boombastic" to "Funky Kingston" and "It Wasn't Me" to "Reminisce". All In All, a most valuable collection that "will serve as a perfect introduction to Shaggy's longstanding musical stylings."
Released the same year as Virgin's The Best of Shaggy, Universal's The Boombastic Collection contains all the hits missing from its competition including the big one-two punch of It Wasn't Me and Church Heathen. The earlier singles Boombastic and Oh Carolina, plus the electronically pumped cover of In the Summertime, have carried over from the Virgin set, meaning that when it comes to massively important Shaggy numbers, this one is only missing That Girl. The great sequencing of this compilation almost makes up for it and while this disc is packed at 18 tracks long, this is high caliber dancehall the whole way through and varied enough to keep things interesting. Following the singer from the '80s electro dancehall sound to the R&B-injected reggae of 2008 with all the flavors in between, The Boombastic Collection is a near perfect representation of Shaggy's career and a great argument that he's reggae's most popular crossover artist since Bob Marley.