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When the two men of OutKast were still attending Atlanta's Tri-Cities High in...
OUTKAST STANKONIA Arista When the two men of OutKast were still attending Atlanta's Tri-Cities High in the early '90s, Oaktown's Digital Underground hijacked the P-Funk Mothership, completely unaware that, almost a decade later, OutKast would take the undoubtedly more cerebral route of simply rewriting ...
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Stripwax :: Outkast (Ink 19, December 2000)
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Idlewild (La Face). Review by Heather Lorusso.
OUTKAST IDLEWILD La Face They keep doing it. Year after year, album after album, Outkast manage to dominate hip hop and rap while remaining innovative and distinct. On Idlewild, as in the rest of their albums, they take rap, turn it on its head, shake it up and down until all of the change falls out ...
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The music industry pats itself on the back again tonight with the annual Grammy Awards. Julio Diaz offers a preview with his picks for who deserves to win and who will win.
... of a Steely Dan album that nobody bought? The Academy is up to its old tricks again this year. While making stabs at relevance with the likes of Outkast and India.Arie, the top awards are likely to go to such stalwarts as U2 and Bob Dylan. And while young upstart Alicia Keys is likely to pick up more ...
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Supagroup,by Gail Worley,An On-The-Road Interview with Chris and Benji Lee of Supagroup ,Supa-Rock!,,by Gail Worley
... while Supagroup drove its van through Georgia on the way to another yet gig. It's only Rock & Roll, but they like it. * It's been said that what Outkast did for '70s soul in 2003, Supagroup will do for rock in 2004. How do you respond to that? Chris: [Laughs] Well, we listen to the Outkast record all ...
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Boston B-Boy Mr. Lif gives the lowdown on 9/11, the five greatest hip-hop albums, and the state of the world with Bill Campbell.
... , but the gap is closing quickly. You can't say that the Neptunes don't make dope beats or that Nas ain't rappin', ain't droppin' bombs. And Outkast is a brilliant group. Sure, the majors are making money on no-talent artists with good hooks and no message. It's the largest music right now. But it also ...
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117 (self-released). Review by Bill Campbell.
... ; when Too Short was just so damned short and funky; and the DOC didn't know if it was funky enough; when Snoop couldn't seem to remember his name; Outkast was slamming Cadillac doors; all of No Limit was gettin' bawdy-bawdy; and Goodie Mob was blasting everybody peeping in their window. And, since Atlanta ...
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Got Lyrics? (Weightless). Review by Bill Campbell.
... 're underground. Though both misnomers, that's the option in hip-hop these days. So, choose sides. Dré or Mos Def. Bad Boy or The Roots. And, only OutKast can straddle the fence. Well, Columbus, Ohio's Illogic has made his choice. And, thank God, he's the latest talented mole in the underground scene ...
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Armageddon Through Your Speaker (Interscope). Review by Matt Cibula.
... and Emerg sounds like he's not unfamiliar with the Dirty South. They're not very original as lyricists -- you should hear their flat-out rip-off of Outkast on "Pump" -- but they're a damned sight better than anyone else out there fronting a rock band these days. And yeah, sure, Larry Luv and Cunni and ...
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December 1997 :: Ink Spots :: Prince Paul (Michael Welch)
... roots. Paul was there when hip-hop didn't need to hollowly remind itself to "keep it real." So many fans of great new school stuff like Wu-Tang or Outkast have no clue about Prince Paul, and that's largely because he's kept it real. For those who need to know (and if you don't know, you do NEED to) ...
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