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1	Reggae Max (2005) more music like this by George Nooks see all copies from $6.46! new only from $10.42!
2	Hot Shot (2000) more music like this by Shaggy Shaggy's fourth album is a classic hybrid of reggae, R&B, and pop. Following duets with Maxi Priest ("That Girl") and Janet Jackson ("Luv Me, Luv Me"), the Jamaica native teams up with master producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis and a myriad of talented guest vocalists who complement his personality on each track. Coming with the minor hit "Hope" ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $7.35!
3	Queen of the Pack (1993) more music like this by Patra see all copies from $1.99! new only from $2.99!
4	Boombastic (1995) more music like this by Shaggy Boombastic confirmed Shaggy's status as one of the most popular dancehall acts of the '90s, and for good reason -- the record is an infectiously entertaining collection of deep, funky grooves that celebrates good times. Featuring the major hit title track, the album also sports a great guest appearance by Grand Puba on "Why You Treat Me So Bad," ... see all copies from $2.49! new only from $10.79!
5	Cool Runnings (1993) more music like this by Various Artists It was inevitable that a comedy about a Jamaican bobsled team would have a reggae soundtrack. What is surprising is that it is so enjoyable in a light, unforced way. Worl-A-Girl note the unlikeliness of Jamaica having a bobsled team; Diana King covers Bob Marley's "Stir It Up"; and Wailing Souls cover Talking Heads' "Wild Wild Life." Best of all ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $5.11!
6	Justuss (1997) more music like this by Snow Snow's third album finds him slowly emerging from the sophomore slump of his underwhelming Murder Love, but still not delivering any hit singles to rival the success of "Informer," from his debut. By now it's clear that he is more than just a novelty act, but he is still struggling to define a sound for himself that is something more than a hybrid ... see all copies from $3.99! new only from $6.95!
7	Back to Basics (2004) more music like this by Beenie Man The world became a better place when Beenie Man released "Dude," the steamy rump shaker with a sting in its tail that kicks off the man's return to dancehall, Back to Basics. The 99.9 percent dancehall album makes 2002's star-studded Tropical Storm sound like an overly planned showcase as it trades Janet Jackson and the Neptunes for Jimmy ... see all copies from $11.14! new only from $16.11!
8	Reggae for Kids [RAS] (1992) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $3.96! new only from $8.96!
9	Next Millennium (1998) more music like this by Bounty Killer In the '90s, Bounty Killer was a prime example of someone who illustrated reggae's generation gap. Many 35-and-over Jamaicans expressed their disdain for his controversial gun talk and wondered why their kids didn't embrace "real" reggae like Desmond Dekker or Jimmy Cliff (just as many African-American baby boomers didn't understand why their kids ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $2.19!
10	Real and Personal (2005) more music like this by Papa San see all copies from $4.44! new only from $9.94!
11 view cover	The 5th Element (1999) more music like this by Bounty Killer see all copies from $2.99! new only from $3.99!
12 view cover	Hot Shot Ultramix (2002) more music like this by Shaggy Like bootlegs and collections of outtakes, remix albums are not meant to convert non-believers; they make money by preaching to the choir. And in the case of Hot Shot Ultramix, the choir is Shaggy's hardcore fans -- people who bought 1997's Midnite Lover and 2000's Hot Shot the minute they came out. The primary focus of this 2002 release is ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $2.39!
13 view cover	Rebelution (2006) more music like this by Tanya Stephens Reggae, decades after its emergence, remains an overwhelmingly male-dominated domain, and the dancehall subgenre, in particular, has demonstrated a forceful resistance to allowing women into the club. Alongside Lady Saw, Ce'Cile, J.C. Lodge, and scarce few others, Tanya Stephens has emerged over the past decade as a leader in closing the gender ... see all copies from $8.22! new only from $15.11!
14 view cover	Let's Get Physical (2008) more music like this by Elephant Man The crimson-crowned Elephant Man represents a school of dancehall music that's so filled with Jamaican slang, so rough and raucous, and in many ways, so insider that his R&B or hip-hop crossover potential is limited. Give him a guest shot on your urban cut and he's a benefit, but it's only a matter of time before the man they call "Energy God" is ... see all copies from $7.03! new only from $12.57!
15 view cover	Reggae Gold 1997 (1997) more music like this by Various Artists Reggae Gold 1997 is an entertaining collection of party-oriented dancehall reggae, and while there are a few slow spots scattered throughout the record, it's still a first-rate sampler. Leo Stanley, All Music Guide see all copies from $2.98! new only from $14.56!
16 view cover	All She Wrote [Bonus Tracks] (1993) more music like this by Chaka Demus & Pliers see all copies from $1.99! new only from $13.42!
17 view cover	Clothes Drop (2005) more music like this by Shaggy Trying to please everyone, Shaggy knocks an excellent album down to just a very good one by overstuffing the otherwise inspired Clothes Drop with bland filler. An hour plus, the album contains 40 to 50 minutes of inspired Shaggy with the swashbuckling singer dividing his time between swaggering business as usual and surprisingly non-pop, non-slick ... see all copies from $2.98! new only from $12.86!
18 view cover	One in a Million: The Best of Sanchez (1997) more music like this by Sanchez Sanchez is Jamaica's heartthrob and one of the island's most consistent recording artists, but he remains a nonentity in the States. This best-of compilation offers a big dose of what non-Sanchez fans have been missing. "One in a Million" is a melodic, midtempo number that sounds like a hit from the first note, Sanchez's honeyed but strident voice ... see all copies from $8.96! new only from $13.96!
19 view cover	Reggae Gold 2003 (2003) more music like this by Various Artists Reggae had a big year in 2003. Sean Paul had two huge single smashes, "Gimme the Light" and the number one "Get Busy," Wayne Wonder hit big with "No Letting Go," and Steven Lenky Marsden's Diwali rhythm was the beat of the year. Reggae Gold 2003 rounds up 16 of the biggest reggae hits of the first half of 2003. Sean Paul's monolithic "Get Busy" is ... see all copies from $4.36! new only from $14.56!
20 view cover	Many Moods of Moses [VP/Slammin' Vinyl] (1997) more music like this by Beenie Man Having showcased his talents on Maestro, Beenie Man along with executive producer Patrick Roberts no longer felt the need to overwhelm audiences with a smorgasbord of sound, and thus Many Moods of Moses is a more coherent set than its predecessor. Of course, that doesn't mean Roberts doesn't mix up the sound, or that the DJ is reverting to one ... see all copies from $3.34! new only from $13.59!
21 view cover	History of Trojan Records, Vol. 2: 1972-1995 (1996) more music like this by Various Artists This 150-minute, two-disc set is one of the best overviews of classic reggae available. Volume 1 focused on ska and rock steady tracks from the 1960s, and this one consists primarily of material from the '70s and '80s, reggae's classic period. Though Trojan has a reputation for mediocre production quality and shady business dealings with its ... see all copies from $16.31! new only from $19.43!
22 view cover	Greatest Hits (2001) more music like this by Shabba Ranks Sony Legacy dipped into the archives and pulled out a fistful of Ranks' most popular cuts for this compilation. Culled from the five albums the DJ recorded for Epic between 1991 and 1995, Greatest Hits is obviously aimed at American fans. There again, the label gave Ranks an incredibly long leash, allowing him to record in Jamaica with the island ... see all copies from $5.99! new only from $5.99!
23 view cover	Wa-Do-Dem (1982) more music like this by Eek a Mouse The meeting of studio genius and rodent, overseen by a man in a lab coat, a monarch, and a missionary, Wa-Do-Dem insured the DJ was no one-hit wonder. Eek A Mouse had hooked up with producer Henry "Junjo" Lawes in late 1980 on a pair of singles which barely served notice of what was to come. A re-recording of "Wa-Do-Dem" (originally produced by ... see all copies from $12.30! new only from $15.65!
24 view cover	Ultimate Collection (2000) more music like this by Dennis Brown Overshadowed by the fame of Bob Marley, singer Dennis Brown was still a favorite of the Jamaican music crowd -- he even would be dubbed the "Crown Prince of Reggae." And though his music was more in tune with the sounds of the Jamaican dancehall than Marley's was, Brown still found an international audience and racked up considerable album sales ... see all copies from $10.47! new only from $13.34!
25 view cover	Deep Cover (1992) more music like this by Original Soundtrack see all copies from $2.16! new only from $2.98!

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