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Date: 10:37 07/31 2008

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Fullyloaded one of Jamaicas biggest summer beach event this year had more than just a venue change to the Fort Clarence Beach in Portmore. It also saw one of the largest gatherings since it's inaugural staging and 876radio.com was in the house the witness the events as they unfolded.

The proceedings which kicked off with performances from the young and upcoming acts was relatively tame throughout until deejay Rseenal took the stage and injected some well needed energy this was further heighten by the ever lyrical Wasp whose performance stood out more than some of the established acts that performed later in the so called "Big Artiste" segment.

Following this the stage was now set for a musical showdown between the sound systems and overseas contender,Vertex was taking no prisoners as they challenged and almost demolished everyone in their path. Barrier Free from out of Japan, Area Code 876 and Alliance selector Boom Boom out of Jamaica also played an excellent set. However the same cannot be said for popular selector Ghetto B**** and Code Red who tried relentlessly to gain a forward but were eventually clapped off stage by the very unforgiving crowd.

Chromatic and *lo**line had a lyrical war of words, but neither were any match for the big guns, even though Bonco from *lo**line did issued a challenge to Matterhorn and Vertex that went unanswered. Unfortunately for the Man from Mars he never got much of an opportunity to display his skill set and was only allowed five songs due to the crunch on time.

"Mi not even get fi play fi mi gyal dem, cho anyways mi hear oonu a play tings mek mi tell oonu sumting, mi ah di only selecta weh Sharon Burke cyaah owe.. oonu know why.." - He asked, before ordering his sidekick of play a customized Mavado Fullyloaded dubplate "Sharon cyah pay me.... cause mi a money changer" which earned him much laughter and approval from the crowd. Honourable mention must be given to veteran selector Jazzy T who gave a good account of himself.

Now it was on to the "Big Artiste" segment and Lutan Fyah showed why he was here to stay as he, Macka Diamond, Etana, Pamputae, Assassin, Shane-O, Nesbeth and Leftside all delivered excellent sets. Arguably the biggest forward of the night belonged to Mavado, even with a concise set had the large crowd in a state of pandemonium as they filled the morning sky with fireworks. Mavado closed the show with fellow entertainers Assassin, Firelinks and Matterhorn. However special mention must be given to Chino and Laden from the Big Ship camp for their efforts.

The police invaded the beach at 3:30am and by 3:45pm the proceedings were brought to a close. Alliance members Bounty Killer, Busy Signal, Wayne Marshall, Einstein, Flexxx and Elephant among others did not perform. In retrospect the event could be deemed a success.

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