Trinity, The - Sean Paul > Reviews > best thing since Bob marley?

Author's product rating:   

Originality	Definitely a cut above the rest
Lyrics	Thought-provoking
Quality and consistency of tracks	Mixed
How does it rate alongside the competition	Good
Value for Money	Excellent

Advantages:	great music
Disadvantages:	None not ive heard sofar

Recommend to potential buyers:

yes

Full review

Having never listerned to any of Sean Paul's albums before, I really liked the two songs i heard from him when i was on holiday in Jamaica this year which were We be Burnin' and his new single Temperture.
There are a total of 20 songs on this album which are :-
1 Fire links intro
2 Head in the zone
3 We be burnin'
4 Send it on
5 Ever blazin
6 Eye deh Mi knee
7 Give it upto me
8 Yardie Bone
9 Never gonna be teh same
10 I'll take you there
11 Temperature
12 Breakout
13 Head to toe
14 Connection
15 Straight up
16 Change the game
18 The trinity
19 U a pro
20 Feel alright ( bonus track)

With his song We be burnin' he has hit the nail on the head with what they are now trying to do ganga in Jamaica but weather or not you agree with drugs or not this is a very good song to dance to.

I can say i am now a big fan and will be looking for his other albums to see if they are as good as The Trinity. And you dont have to be a fan of raggae/dancehall to enjoy this album.
The album cover itself is a mix of Sean Pauls face and upper body a few scrolling lines with the writing in red and white lettering so it is not in your face but understated.

I would say that this album is best played loud from your car or from your home hifi.