The album for the Throwback Giggy Riddim by artists/producers Left Side and Esco a pass. Two things which you look for on riddim (Or 'version') albums are always: Consistent performances by all (or at least most) of the artists voicing on the riddim and a variation of the riddim by the producer/s giving each tune a life of its own. The Throwback Giggy has absolutely neither of those things. There are some truly terrible performances over the TG. The nice named but poor sounding Rock Supreme fails miserably on Rebirth of a Classic in a NYC style which doesn't quite make it and stops somewhere around Memphis, as does Colly C on Look Good, Cook Good. I'm (as usual) not too fond of Bling Dawg's offering, Mi Life Style, even Buju doesn't put his best foot forward on his Me Too Bad, and I just don't know what Future Troubles was going for on his Forget About It. And! The Throwback Giggy doesn't change one time, it is what it is throughout all 15 tracks on the album.