Track Listing

1. Big It Up
2. Batty Rider
3. Have Fi Get Yu Tonight
4. Love How The Gal Dem Flex
5. Hotness (feat. Heavy D)
6. Bogle
7. Good Looking Gal
8. The Only Man
9. Love Wizard
10. Gona A Lead
11. Good Good
12. She's My Girl
13. Boom Bye Bye
14. Why Should I
15. Stamina Daddy
16. Mine Behind The Wine
17. Wicked Dickie (feat. Nadine Sutherland)
18. Miss Joan
19. Bonafide Love (feat. Wayne Wonder)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #100000 in Music
• Released on: 2001-09-04
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Original recording remastered
• Dimensions: .20 pounds

Customer Reviews

perverse lyrics
unfortunately, the quality of the reggae here is strongly doused with hate in the lyrics. stronly non-recommended.

Best 'Best of Buju' Album
This has boom bye bye and good lookin gal, two of bujus biggest and best hits that were never on any of his albums, plus the dickie remix wicked dicke. Bogle, Stamina Daddy, even Big it Up, are other Buju classics not available on his regular albums, so overall, its a super collection. Its basically stuff, not even just before 1995, but before the Voice of Jamaica album which came out in like 93 or something, his first "crossover" album. There were some good tracks on that that could have been "best of" tracks, including the unique Tribal War with Tony Rebel, Terry Ganzie and others and Operation Ardent, Good Body and "A Little More Time," his best duet ever with Beres Hammond. There are no Beres-buju tracks on here. I'd say its a great idea though, because his older hits are better and different from his stuff after Voice of Jamaica album, and lots of people (me included) would want an album like this.

Murder Music
If you like homophobic murder music, you'll love this! Banton advocates killing gays and lesbians in a number of songs, and is wanted for questioning in the attack of six gay men. [...]

His song Boom Bye Bye talks about shooting gay men with Uzis as well as pouring acid on their heads. "Burn him up badly, like you would burn an old tyre wheel"