Back in the 90s, I used to love Inner Circle and the affair started when the first burst into the commercial scene with that catchy “Sweat” song. I then began to followed their progress very closely until the end of the 90s. I remember buying the cassette of this album, which I...

FOR THE SONGS, CLICK ON THE NAME FOR THE DOWNLOAD LINK. FOR THE ORIGINAL SONGS, RIGHT-CLICK SAVE AS. 30. Rayvon – London Bridge This is a remake of the famous nursery rhyme, “London Bridge”. Rayvon used to be in the shadows of Shaggy in the early 200s, and while this...

Idioms. Sometimes I wonder how on earth it all started. That was the catalyst that inspired me to do some research on them and here’s what I have found. Straight From the Horses Mouth Meaning: This information was received from the highest authority. Origin: In horse racing circles,...

Thanks to Nokia’s OVI store, which I now get to download as many songs as I want for FREE for the whole year. Yes, I am one of the 50 people in Malaysia to be a part of the Nokia Music Explorers, and I was given a free Nokia X6 in the process! This is one of the tracks that I have...

[ad] Milli Vanilli – Girl You Know It’s True (1989) Who didn’t like Milli Vanilli, irrespective whether they were fakes and one of them committed suicide? They had hits that were so catchy it took the whole by storm. The funny thing, before they were found out, I remember...

I loved Inner Circle, ever since that big hit back in 1993, Sweat. I’ve been buying their albums ever since though the last 10 years, it has been something of tantamount nature trying to get my hands on them. I remember how much I loved this tune, and I believe I bought this cassette...

This tune was originally sung by The Heptones in the early 70s, and Inner Circle does some justice to it. From the same album that churned “Da Bomb”, this is the lighter side of Inner Circle, at their best. Inner Circle – Book of Rules Isn’t it strange how princesses...

All the games people play now, every night and every day now, never meaning what they say, never say what they mean! This tune was written in 1968 by a dude named Joe South. It has been covered by a number of artistes, but the most popular cover version probably went to Inner Circle in the...

The year was 1993, when Inner Circle released this tune. I thought it was some Thai song at first, and I loved it immediately. I bought the cassette and Inner Circle went on to become my favorite reggae artist of all time, with Bob Marley a close second. Nothing like la la la la long ringing...