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MORGAN HERITAGE
Full Circle
Release date :
06-07-2005
Label :
VP
Tracklist :
1. Jah Comes First
2. Armageddon Calls
3. One Day
4. Move On
5. Hail Up Di Lion
6. Hail Rastafari
7. I’m Still The Same
8. Your Best Friends (feat. LMS)
9. Girlz ‘Round The World (feat. Damian Marley)
10. Enough Is Enough (feat. Cobra)
11. I’m Coming Home
12. Gangsta Groupie
13. Propaganda
14. Mek Wi Try (feat. Bushman)
15. So Much To Come
16. Tell Me How Come
17. U’ve Got Me (Remix) (feat. Bounty Killer, Sizzla & LMS)
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REVIEW
Review written by Yann Bossuat
on Wednesday, June 22nd 2005 - 50 141 views
Singers, musicians and producers all at once, Morgan Heritage is one of those outfits that always pass the studio test. Two years after "Three In One", this new "Full Circle" is greeted with a certain enthusiasm. All the more so as it includes striking singles already released before: Hail Up Di Lion (Uncomfortable) and Jah Comes First. Many prestigious guests have come to accompany the royal family of reggae: Damian Marley, Bushman, Laza of LMS (family obliges), Cobra, but also Bounty Killer and Sizzla. A true concentrate of talent.
Fans will therefore not be disappointed, as this "Full Circle" falls squarely in the continuity of their work. The lyrics are still conscious, universal and firmly anchored in the Rasta tradition. Some even make a quick nod to Sizzla and Jah Cure over their run-ins with the law on Tell Me How Come. The group still exploits the great potential that made its name: the voices of Peter and Gramps, supported by Una's backing vocals, are as impeccable as ever and each time produce flawless melodies. The powerful Hail Rastafari and Your Best Friends with their irresistible choruses, but also Move On and I’m Coming Home, prove their ease on this kind of riddim. Mek Wi Try is for its part one of the best cuts on the album: Gramps and Bushman, armed with their deep voices, brilliantly lay their lyrics over Bobby Digital's effective One For The Road riddim. A marvel. One will nonetheless regret the presence of tracks with a commercial leaning: Armageddon Calls, Enough Is Enough and also the dreadful Girlz ‘Round The World: fusions of reggae, r&b and rock in poor taste that spoil the harmony of the album. One forgives these small errors all the same, since the rest is excellent and coherent. With this new opus, Morgan Heritage confirm their status as a very talented and professional group. |
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