All Pre 2000 Bounty Killer albums, (dedicated to Bounty J ;-)
Bounty Killer - Next Millenium
01 Next Millennium
02 Eagle and Di Hawk
03 It's a Party
04 Big Life
05 Heartbeat
06 Deposit
07 Deadly Zone
08 Scare Dem Way
09 A Love That's Real
10 No Supastar
11 Can't Believe Mi Eyes
12 Woman a Trail Mi
13 Reggae Party
Bounty Killer - Ghetto Gramma'
01. Bounty Killer - Ancient day killing
02. Bounty Killer - Smoke the Herb
03. Bounty Killer - Fat an Sexy
04. Bounty Killer - Convince
05. Bounty Killer - Book Book Book
06. Bounty Killer - Gal Fi get Wock
07. Bounty Killer - No No No (World a respect)
08. Bounty Killer - Reporty yuh missing
09. Bounty Killer - Fear no evil
10. Bounty Killer - Run around GIRL
11. Bounty Killer - Down Grad mi Gun
12. Bounty Killer - I'll Be Back
13. Bounty Killer - Income
14. Bounty Killer - Wedding Done Arrange
15. Bounty Killer - You've Got Me waiting
16. Bounty Killer - War is not a nice ting
17. Bounty Killer - Mi Heart Beat
18. Bounty Killer - The World's two haunted
19. Bounty Killer - Mangoose
20. Bounty Killer - Time to realise
Bounty Killer - My Xperience
A full album by a hard-core ragga deejay might seem a daunting project, but Bounty Killer's imagination, self-assurance and ability to stay in touch with his dancehall followers (while reaching out to a wider world) ensures the set's succes. The guest appearance from compatible hip-hoppers -including Erick Sermon, Blahzay Blahzay and the Fugees- work well, as do those with more predictable sparring partners like Junior Reid and Barrington Levy. A generous portion of major reggae hits is placed alongside fresh material of the same scintillating standard.
01. Bounty Killer - Fedup
02. Bounty Killer - The Lord is my Light & Salvation
03. Bounty Killer - Hip-Hopera (Mr. Punx) (feat. The Fugees)
04. Bounty Killer - Guns & Roses (feat. Anthony Malvo & Red Roses)
05. Bounty Killer - Mama (Scare Dem Version)
06. Bounty Killer - Change Like The Weather (feat. Junior Reid & Busta Rhymes)
07. Bounty Killer - War Beyond The Stars
08. Bounty Killer - Living Danerously (feat. Barrington Levy)
09. Bounty Killer - War Face (Ask Fi War) (Remix) (feat. Reakwon)
10. Bounty Killer - Marathon ('To Chicago')
11. Bounty Killer - Revolution Pt. 3 (feat. Beenie Man & Dennis Brown)
12. Bounty Killer - Gun Down
13. Bounty Killer - Mi Nature
14. Bounty Killer - Virgin Island
15. Bounty Killer - Who Send Dem
16. Bounty Killer - Seek God (Remix) (feat. Junior Reid)
17. Bounty Killer - Maniac (feat. Richie Stephens)
18. Bounty Killer - Suicide Or Murder (feat. Jeru The Damaja)
19. Bounty Killer - Benz & The Bimma
20. Bounty Killer - My Experience
Bounty Killer - No Argument
Eight of the tracks on No Argument were successful 45s, and there is no drop in quality for the remaining four. "Seek God" is one of the many versions of a nyahbingi drum rhythm that was unexpectedly popular at the close of 1995, and is perhaps the most "different" track here; other tracks are more typical -but brilliant- rude-boy talk.
01. Bounty Killer - Cellular Number
02. Bounty Killer - Scare Him
03. Bounty Killer - Seek God
04. Bounty Killer - More Gal
05. Bounty Killer - Mama
06. Bounty Killer - Miss Ivy Last Son
07. Bounty Killer - Oh Please
08. Bounty Killer - No Argument
09. Bounty Killer - Action Speak Louder Than Words
10. Bounty Killer - Woman a Run Mi Down
11. Bounty Killer - Searching ft. Sanchez
12. Bounty Killer - Cellular Number
Bounty Killer - Down In The Ghetto
The second album for ragga's royal family more then kept up the standard of its predecessor. The title track, employing the "Shank I Shek" rhythm, might be his most electrifying to date, but listen to anything here and be convinced of the man's serious talent.
01. Bounty Killer - Down in the Ghetto
02. Bounty Killer - See You No More
03. Bounty Killer - How the West Was Won
04. Bounty Killer - Smoke the Herb
05. Bounty Killer - If a War
06. Bounty Killer - Inspired by God
07. Bounty Killer - Cellular Phone
08. Bounty Killer - Trespass
09. Bounty Killer - Defend the Poor
10. Bounty Killer - Can't Beat We
11. Bounty Killer - Gal
12. Bounty Killer - Not Another Word [Remix]
13. Bounty Killer - Dead This Time
14. Bounty Killer - Gub Chat
Bounty Killer - Jamaica's Most Wanted
While frantic studio-hopping is the usual course for Jamaican performers eager to make the most of their moment of fame, Bounty Killer choose to keep it largely a family affair, before striking out on his own: his first three albums brought together tracks from King Jammy, his son John John and brother Trevor James. On this debute set, "Roots, Reality And Culture" has to be one of the strongest of the many cuts of the "Real Rock" rhythm released by Jammy over the years, and the entire album is full of similarly incisive commentaries on ghetto life.
01. Bounty Killer - Roots, Reality, And Culture
02. Bounty Killer - Kill For Fun
03. Bounty Killer - Gun Thirsty
04. Bounty Killer - Girl Say Yes
05. Bounty Killer - Coppershot
06. Bounty Killer - Disrespect
07. Bounty Killer - Spy Fi Die
08. Bounty Killer - Long Donkey Cod
09. Bounty Killer - Lodge
10. Bounty Killer - New Gun
11. Bounty Killer - Man Ah Suffer
12. Bounty Killer - Dub Fi Dub
13. Bounty Killer - Mine The Girl Dem
14. Bounty Killer - Love Is Lovely
15. Bounty Killer - Glamity And Gumsion
Check also these:
Roots, Reality & CultureBeenie Man & Bounty Killer - Face To Face
The cover was obviously a rush job, but the music is far more interesting: modern cultural singers Yami Bolo, Half Pint and Garnet Silk, along with deejays Tony Rebel and Ricky Chaplin. What makes the set essential is the first side, taken up by three versions of Jackie Mittoo's "Drum Song" classic, and including the voice of Marcus Garvey from half a century before: one of the most atmospheric sides in reggae.
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