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hi..after long[quite..]never Cd" came out!!!This one is da' bESt mannn...[last albumb is ok:;..in touch and talking but just fit all those song of words/ahhh...mmmessy a bit lahhh..RIGHT?]<<<..,,this like-as-per-always ..there IS" 'that thing...and he do it well,.. and the songwords combine with rythm and most importantly his "get-in-the-act" voice..YOU DO can imagine really wellll..and not just for the sake ,baby.And there is encouraging things in this too..ADVice'and kind sounds like a papa..,?ya!!..,.Worth every steps to the store and cents..>>so,last check,,...satisfying of most content and yeahFUnny-to-DEAd!!!
April 15, 2004It's Krazy That'z All I Can Say My Niggazz
April 4, 2004 | | Every OTHER album he releases is good | |
I remember watching a commercial a few months ago that spotlighted an album of current R&B "hits", and at one point they mentioned Shaggy. And I said, "Shaggy has a song out?" After the success of "It Wasn't Me" and "Angel" back in '01, Shaggy kind of disappeared...or so I thought. But after hearing this album, I'm starting to think that maybe disappearing would have been a better move.
The problem with this album, besides the fact that Shaggy went back to announcing his name at the beginning of every track, is that it really has nothing to offer. This is evidenced best by a bad choice for the leadoff single, "Hey Sexy Lady". But the rest of the songs aren't that great either. "Shake Shake Shake" is really lazy, "Leave Me Alone" is atrocious, and "Get My Party On" (featuring Chaka Khan) isn't much more than embarrassing (that song isn't even that fast, so how could you party to it anyway?). Even Barrington Levy fails to impress on "Full Control".
The rest of the songs on here are just weird. "We Are The Ones" and "Lost" make no sense. And the album ends with a hidden bonus track, which is an obligatory song featuring Sean Paul, a 1990-flavored remix of "Hey Sexy Lady". And that song also does nothing to help matters. The only way you'll really have a Lucky Day is if you don't hear this album.
Anthony Rupert October 24, 2003
Every song on this cd is awesome. Having the privledge of seeing Shaggy in concert I have to say what talented artists they are and it shows in Lucky Day!
August 3, 2003Lets see what I could say about this cd. Well... It was umm... Different?
I listened to Shaggy when he was still on the radio when he had hits like Angel and It wasn't me. Then I bought this CD, and it wasn't like that. Shaggy seems to be one of these artists that are fading out and will soon be a "who?" I think he made more money from selling the songs on this to the movie industry than from his fans, but don't quote me! June 6, 2003
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