Reggae Sunday Service Vol.4 - Various Artists

Advantages: Fab compilation of all the hits
Disadvantages: None at all

...Wow! What a fantastic CD! I could tell when I listened to it, that every song had been carefully hand picked to create such a smooth album. The songs seem to intertwine into one another. All of the big reggae stars from the past captured onto two discs. Features such artists as: -Shaggy -Toots and the Maytals -Desmond Decker -Tony Tribe -UB40 Bob Marley Features such song as: -Boombastic -Mr Loverman -Welcome to Jamrock -Red Red Wine -Wonderful World, Beautiful People The makers of this compilation have done a really fantastic job rounding up these classic reggae hits. No need to such for odd songs in tens of CDs anymore. Everything I like about Reggae captured onto one CD. Excellent value and a great buy for the reggae enthusiast.... Read review

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Advantages: Regae, RnB originals
Disadvantages: Too many songs by same artist.

...by the same singer i.e. elephant man has two songs, beanie man has two songs. Dont get me wrong the songs are brilliant but its a three disc compilation, you want to cram as many different artists on there as possible. But its still a brilliant CD - again good for strutting ya stuff on the dancefloor. Disc 3 is more of a chill out style CD with your oldies. Its got red red wine, tease me and various other songs. That you could dance to but you could equally sit there in your chair and just let the rythym relax you! The songs on this disc are very soft to listen to, I suppose its like your 80's version of Reggae. However, there is the original of "who let the dogs out" which can be a bit overpowering when you've just chilled yaself out and then ya ears get blasted off. But if you like your reggae or if you haven't really heard much reggae... Read review

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Advantages: A few damn good songs
Disadvantages: A few damn uninteresting songs

...One of Golf Records’ newest compilations (now superceded by vol.5 which happily costs £1 less at Amazon), Another Round of Golf vol.4 follows in the same vein as previous releases. It contrasts well-known bands like Less Than Jake and Snuff with more recently established acts such as the ever improving Gash and female pop-punksters Tuuli. Altogether it forms a memorable record that matches Epitaph’s 'Punk-O-Rama' collection in enjoyment and fulfilment. While its originally imaginative title' Another Round of Golf Volume 4' might perhaps call for a range of less-than-amusing Golf cracks, the album pretty much sells itself. Despite a couple of less imaginative tracks from the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Snuff, the overall quality sets the tone for what Golf will produce next: it will doubtlessly shine also. Hailing from Gainesville... Read review

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