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Top 20 Dancehall and Reggae Albums 2000-2010

August 24, 2012

Below is our list of the top 20 dancehall and reggae albums of the noughties. Technically, the decade ended in 2009, but there were some great releases in 2010 and we found it impossible to leave two of them out.

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