CD-Charts Position 21
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Hey Ya!

by: OutKast

Release Date December 30, 2003
Outkast have changed there style over the years this aint as good as there old stuff I wouldnt really call this song rap, outkast are good but they are gettin worse

thats all i have to say about that

CD-Charts Position 22
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Ms. Jackson

by: OutKast

Release Date January 16, 2001
Ms Jackson rocks! What a great song, I have to admit the lyrics and tune are still bouncing around inside my head and I keep smiling every time I think about the dogs and cat in the video who seem to be rapping along with the singers, for some reason this makes the song more poignant, and though I know that some of the words are meant to be serious, some sardonic, there is also an element of humour in this song, visual as well as verbal. Outkast certainly have done themselves justice with this single, I only wished they had included the video on the CD, as I would have loved to have played it on my computer. Go out an buy it, you won't regret it I promise you.

CD-Charts Position 23
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B.O.B. (Bombs over Baghdad)

by: OutKast

Release Date January 09, 2001
This title is best viewed with Grouchy Media's (www.grouchymedia.com) "Bombs Over Bagdad" video. Sit back and let the music stir you! This is an awesome clip and inspiring to me and the other military folk. Thank you, Outkast!

CD-Charts Position 24
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Big Boi & Dre Present Outkast

by: Outkast

Release Date January 03, 2005
This title is best viewed with Grouchy Media's (www.grouchymedia.com) "Bombs Over Bagdad" video. Sit back and let the music stir you! This is an awesome clip and inspiring to me and the other military folk. Thank you, Outkast!

CD-Charts Position 25
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Players Ball

by: OutKast

Release Date March 07, 1994
I ain't feeling what Outkast has been putting down for a while,but back when they first came out they was on it. this debut cut still is tight. the video version is better than the Album version. dug there lyrical&overall presentation to music making back in the day.

CD-Charts Position 26
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Elton John's Christmas Party

by: Elton John, Chuck Berry, The Ronettes, Bruce Springsteen, The Beach Boys, The Flaming Lips, Pet Shop Boys, Rufus Wainwright, The Ventures, El Vez

Release Date 2005
This is something I purchased for myself before Christmas. I had been looking for an CD that had the Eagles Group singing their Christmas Song. It is on this CD. I love it with all the other great artist too! A must have for the music lover that likes to celebrate Christmas.

CD-Charts Position 27
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Land of a Million Drums

by: Outkast

Release Date July 01, 2002
I found this song cute but a little bit of a waste of time.
Unlike Outkast's usual stuff this is a bit to cutesy and sugar-coated. The beats are good but the ryhmes are a little... well, drull. If you are a big fan of Outkast like I am maybe you would enjoy having this album but I think I'll just snag one of their Jazzy Bell singles that are for sale.

CD-Charts Position 28
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Speakerboxxx/Love Below

Release Date August 29, 2006
I found this song cute but a little bit of a waste of time.
Unlike Outkast's usual stuff this is a bit to cutesy and sugar-coated. The beats are good but the ryhmes are a little... well, drull. If you are a big fan of Outkast like I am maybe you would enjoy having this album but I think I'll just snag one of their Jazzy Bell singles that are for sale.

CD-Charts Position 29
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ATLiens

by: OutKast

Release Date August 27, 1996
Outkast's second album is one of the greatest sophomore releases of all time. Big Boi and Dre continue with what they left off in Southernplayalistic... They have some of the best beats the South has ever produced and two of the best flows out there. It truly is a combination that can't go wrong. Idlewild and Speakerboxx/Love Below are decent albums, but do not judge Outkast until you listen to ATLiens and Aquemini. Both are easily 10 out of 10 classics.

CD-Charts Position 30
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Way You Move, Pt. 2

by: Outkast, Sleepy Brown

Release Date April 27, 2004
Outkast's second album is one of the greatest sophomore releases of all time. Big Boi and Dre continue with what they left off in Southernplayalistic... They have some of the best beats the South has ever produced and two of the best flows out there. It truly is a combination that can't go wrong. Idlewild and Speakerboxx/Love Below are decent albums, but do not judge Outkast until you listen to ATLiens and Aquemini. Both are easily 10 out of 10 classics.