Intoxication
Artist(s):
Shaggy
Label: Vp Records
Publisher(s):
Vp Records
Studio: Vp Records
Manufacturer: Vp Records
Binding: Audio CD
MPN: 1793
List Price: $15.98
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Track Listing
1.
Can't Hold Me
2.
Bonafide Girl
3.
Intoxication
4.
Those Days
5.
More Woman
6.
Woman Scorn
7.
Mad, Mad World
8.
Out of Control
9.
Church Heathen
10.
Wear Di Crown
11.
Criteria
12.
Body a Shake
13.
What's Love
14.
Holla at You
15.
All About Love
Editorial Reviews
Album Description
Shaggy is a Pop superstar, and Intoxication, his 2007 release, is full of bangers sure to make the clubs jump off from Kingston to Sydney and beyond. This album features a high-profile collaboration with hitmaker Akon while red hot rising star Collie Buddz graces the album as well. Includes the first single 'Bonafide Girl', which sees Shaggy reuniting with 'It Wasn't Mel' collaborator Rik Rok. VP Records. 2007.
Customer Reviews
Lost in translation?
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
4. Those Days: Interesting sample of "Those Were the Days, My Friend" by Mary Hopkins. This track features Na'sha.
5. More Woman: Naughty song about infidelity
6. Woman Scorn: Funny song about getting caught cheating and trying to wriggle out of it.
7. Mad Mad World: Song featuring Sizzla Kalonji and Collie Budz. A commentary on the state of the world - crime, false prophets, white collar crime, nuclear weapons, welfare, Medicare, ethnic cleansing, politics and "polytricks".
8. Out of Control: Features Rayvon. Naughty song about getting lucky
9. Church Heathen: First single, and tongue in cheek commentary about one-day Christians, who appear pious and god-fearing on Sundays, but misbehave for the rest of the week.
10. Wear Di Crown: Typical Shaggy song featuring Mischieve about high maintenance beauty pageant contestants
11. Criteria: Mr. Loverman states his requirements in women
12. Body a Shake: Extremely naughty song about getting lucky
13. What's Love: Akon features on this track, which is the second single from the album. This one is about finding an excuse to leave somebody to free yourself up to play the field.
14. Holla At You: Shaggy's pick-up lines
15. All About Love: Reggae love ballad, with the word "love" used about a zillion times.
Reasonably good album, but without a mega-hit. For real Shaggy hits see his albums "Pure Pleasure" (Oh Carolina); "Boombastic" (In the Summertime, Boombastic); and "Hot Shot" (It Wasn't Me, Angel)
Better to buy the singles, especially if you don't speak the language. Rated: 3.5 stars
Amanda Richards, January 8, 2008
Great dancehall music
Shaggy goes back to his roots on this album. This is way better than Clothes Drop.
Great tunes like Bonafide Girl, More Woman, Church Heathen, Woman Scorn and of course another collaboratio with his parring P Rayvon on Out Of Control. Great album.
Not worth buying
I am very dissapointed with this album. There are a few good songs like Bonafide Girl and Church Heathen that was previously released. It also rediculous that a great song - Reggae Vibes was only included on the Japanese release. You are better off buying a few songs unless you wait a few weeks when you will probably be able to buy a used copy of this for $3 or $4.
What the heck is this?????
I'd like to know what language this is. I don't think I can get past the 2 songs I have tried to listen to because he's speaking in tongue I think. What happened to the early days when he did songs like "Angel" that were so cutting edge and unique?
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