Vegas, Roger Robin AND you'll also find Jah Mason's timeless 'Princess Gone' as well. Want more? HUGE tunes also came in from Junior Kelly, Norris Man, Turbulence & Sasha, Beres Hammond, Freddie McGregor, Mr.

One of the biggest earlier tunes of Gyptian's, 'Serious Times', was also here, as was 'Righteous Youths' by Richie Spice and 'Don't Worry' from I-Wayne. Obviously, this album was highlighted by the presence of the divine 'True Reflection' by Jah Cure, but that tune was by no means alone in terms of big tunes here. Looking back now, this is precisely what you would want from a compilation of this status and esteem to present to newer and potential Reggae fans as a fine example of just how good the music can be in its modern form. While its Dancehall-ish sibling may've been something less than stellar (it was), that wasn't the case at all for #34 which, in my opinion, has really become one of the finest installments of 'StB', regardless of focus, to date. In recognition of the forthcoming set we take a look back at one of the most storied compilations of the genre. Generally appearing as a double release, with the even numbered set focusing on the Lover's Rock and Roots pieces, while the odd heads straight to the Dancehall, the series has provided many, many thrills throughout the years and also helped to boost some up and comers who would prove to walk amongst the genre's giants someday. While not as ostensibly popular as its 'cousin', 'Reggae Gold', the most plentiful 'StB' has really been a better and more consistent release throughout the years and has also found more of an audience, SLIGHTLY, amongst more hardened fans of the music. A Lloyd Brown album? No, the sweet singing UK veteran doesn't figure to return until 2013, thus missing his annual November appointment for the second year consecutively now, but someone, something, which is sure not to miss its slot is one of the most popular compilation series in the entire history of Reggae and Dancehall music, 'Strictly The Best' from VP Records. Look at the calendar! November is almost upon us and 2012 is just as almost a memory, but we have one more timely matter of 'business' to conduct.

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