Boombastic - Shaggy

Mr. Lover, Lover: The Best Of Shaggy Part 1 - Shaggy

Just stay away from it at all cost because you?re not getting your moneys worth. The y have all the classic songs from his career but I remember them being much better and it seems as if the style of the music has gone down so you wouldn?t really want to take this home. You got his classic croaky voice throughout the album and other singers ...

Hot Shot - Shaggy

Editor's Note: When Shaggy's Hotshot album debuted last August, no one thought it would emerge -- after 26 weeks on the Billboard charts -- as the No. 1 album in the country. But on Feb. 14, 2001 the album did just that -- outselling both the Beatles and Jennifer Lopez, according to Soundscan figures. Most of this success came on the strength of the breakout single "It Wasn't Me," featuring the plaintive, irresistible vocals of Ricardo "RikRok" Ducent. Just to show that CDNOW has no shame in its game, we've decided to rerun our original review of the album, which ran Aug. 10, 2000. When you're wrong, you're wrong -- but sometimes that's not ...

Hot Shot - Shaggy

credit for which goes to Kimberley Miller). The music, basically has a lot of drumming a fair share of keyboards in it, and a very repetitive beat. Oh yes, and Shaggy wants you to let him “discombobulate your parts”. *Lonely lover. This is sort of a slow song, with loads and loads of humming for background noises. I personally wouldn’t have associated this type of song with Shaggy, it seems to be to be more of a ‘boy band’ type of thing. That is, until toward the middle of the track, where the song goes more Jamaican style. *It wasn’t me (featuring, RiKRok). You must all know this song… and you must all know the video ...