Energy God (Monsters of Dancehall) EXPLICIT LYRICS Elephant Man

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  • Release Date: 02/20/2007
  • Sales Rank: 117,675
  • Label: GREENSLEEVES
  • UPC: 601811160527

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Energy God (Monsters of Dancehall)

1LISTENLog On 3:23
2LISTENElephant Message 3:06
3LISTENGenie Dance 2:39
4LISTENWatchie Pum 3:09
5LISTENKrazy 3:41
6LISTENBad Man a Bad Man 3:58
7LISTENGiver Her It Good 3:15
8LISTENEgyptian Dance 3:21
9LISTENJamaica 3:37
10LISTENTruth Hurts 2:54
11LISTENTall Up Tall Up 4:15
12LISTENNo Hail Mi 3:22
13LISTENBad Gal, Bad Man / Cécile 3:06
14LISTENOn Line 2:54
15LISTENChiney Ting 3:34
16LISTENRobbing 2:53
17LISTENHigher Level 2:56
18LISTENShizzle Ma Nizzle 3:13
19LISTENReplacement Killer 3:14
20LISTENThe Bombing 3:46

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Given the number of times Elephant Man has stolen the show on dancehall compilations and one-rhythm albums in recent years, you'd expect a 20-track retrospective to be nothing but wall-to-wall excitement. But maybe he needs to be surrounded by lesser talents in order to really shine. There's no questioning the power of the dark and foreboding "Log On," with its slowly loping rhythm against which Elephant Man's deliberate flow moves with sharp authority, or the equally dark and compelling "Replacement Killer," or the brilliant way he rides the fun and complex soca-stutter-step rhythm on "Krazy." And if "Egyptian Dance" is ultimately kind of silly, it's also lots of fun, as is the sharp and spare "Truth Hurts." It's harder to understand the inclusion of such lightweight, throwaway material as "Elephant Message" and "Genie Dance" and the unbelievably annoying "Higher Level," and when he tries to sing (as he does on the excruciating "Bad Man a Bad Man") the results are downright embarrassing. This album is worthwhile, but it's more uneven than it should be given Elephant Man's talent and the depth of his catalog. Rick Anderson, All Music Guide

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