IMHO You can't go wrong with any of Outkast's Studio works to date. It amazes me this very dynamic duo work separately putting together their tracks. However they do, the formula works. Ripples of P-Funk with a modern times feel.
Sounds great every time.
while tracks like So Fresh, So Clean,..Ms. Jackson,... BOB,... were big hits this album was filled with a great mix of tracks like I'll Call B4 (i won't just topple over), Xplosion, Humble Mumble, Red Velvet and Toilet Tisha were others i liked
Atlanta hosts at least one rap show or open mic each week, at cozy locales like Apache Cafe and dives like the Five Spot. The artists at these gigs, however, aren't interested in becoming the next Soulja Boy, much less sipping on some codeine. They're begging for the "good ol' days" of hip-hop to return. When LaFace Records was still in town, a small and close-knit community — mainly, members of Goodie Mob and the… more »
The player and the poet; the funk-faithful homeboy who raises pit bulls and the slightly spacey guitar-wielding dandy who takes movie parts; the championship singles act whose albums work best as whole units: What about OutKast isn't a dichotomy? Only their incredibly long shadow: for their first decade as a recording act, Big Boi (player, pit bull-raiser) and Andre 3000 (a.k.a. Dre and 3 Stacks; poet, dandy) pushed every rule about what hip-hop could and… more »
