The big tune here, commerically is The Game of Love & Unity featuring Bajan Rupee, Trini soca head, the lovely Faye Ann Lyons and Jamaican superstar, Shaggy. The song is about as addictive as they come, while combining elements of the European dance style of vibes, which is so popular there and all done over a soca base. The song spawned the first and only video from the album and it is a big deal, deserving such attention, very very nice track. However, this is still basically a reggae compilation. And it must be treated as such, thus, rather easily checking in as the biggest track on Cricket World Cup is without a doubt Beres Hammond and Buju's KLASSIC, Pull Up. The track was big when the duo emerged from the studio recording it and has been just as huge ever sense. At first it seemed such an unusual choice for an album like this, but it does speak of and show most of the best things about reggae music. And any album which chooses to draw on the track is to be praised, just for that reason.