CD-Charts Position 31

Speakerboxxx/Love Below

Release Date August 29, 2006

CD-Charts Position 32
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Aquemini

by: OutKast

Release Date September 29, 1998
They are in my opinion the greatest Hip-Hop group to come out of the south and one of the greatest period. This album is hot from beginning to end. It's their third album and third straight classic. They proved long ago with several other artist in that time that the south does have lyricist. If you are tired of that club happy crap that's coming out of the south right now, then go back and get the classics that made it possible for those songs to be heard.

CD-Charts Position 33
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Way You Move, Pt. 2

by: Outkast, Sleepy Brown

Release Date April 27, 2004
They are in my opinion the greatest Hip-Hop group to come out of the south and one of the greatest period. This album is hot from beginning to end. It's their third album and third straight classic. They proved long ago with several other artist in that time that the south does have lyricist. If you are tired of that club happy crap that's coming out of the south right now, then go back and get the classics that made it possible for those songs to be heard.

CD-Charts Position 34
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So Fresh, So Clean

by: OutKast

Release Date July 03, 2001
The 3rd single off "Stankonia", Outkast's multi-platinum release, "So Fresh, So Clean", was often shadowed by the chart sucess of their previous single, "Ms. Jackson". Not to say that "So Fresh, So Clean" is worse... I think Outkast went in the retro direction on this one, cuz it sounds like something off Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, their first album. The beat in this one is outstanding - very southern indeed. Big Boi takes most of the spotlight in this one though... Andre doesn't do much rapping in this one. Sleepy Brown sings the hook in this one, making this a very smooth, and ill track.

CD-Charts Position 35
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Idlewild

by: OutKast

Release Date September 12, 2006
This is by far their best album!Unique in a way that they are known for.For those that think this album is no good, open your mind!It's an ingenious album!

CD-Charts Position 36
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Roses

by: OutKast

Release Date July 20, 2004
I like the Lyrics&how the Groove works. not amongest there Best stuff but it works pretty Good for storytelling&metaphor within the song.catchy&Cleaver which is part of there Formula for Success.

CD-Charts Position 37
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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 38
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Whole World

by: OutKast

Release Date February 26, 2002
This is a great bargin - a single with three of the best Outkast songs ever made. B.O.B. and Rosa are two great songs from the alblums Stankonia and Aquemeni (respectivelly). Also, the smash-hit The Whole World is on here, which begins with the funky vocals of Andre 3000, then the rest of the songs belongs to the raps of Big Boi and Killer Mike. I really reccomend this.

CD-Charts Position 39
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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 40
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Git Up, Git Out

by: OutKast

Release Date October 17, 1994
Outkast's 3rd single off "Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik", "GIt Up, Git Out" is probably my favorite. This single features Goodie Mob, and man, do they ever shine. The first verse by Cee-Lo the self-proclaimed soul machine is one that you would want to hear over and over, and Big Gipp tears it up on the 3rd verse. Not to say that Outkast isn't ill on this track, Big Boi & Dre rip it up on the 2nd and last verses respectively. The mid-tempo beat is one that you can just lay back and chill to, and the guitars in the very catchy hook add a nice effect too. Though this song is VERY long, at 7:27, it's also a VERY good southern rap tune, and one of my favorite songs from all time. Be sure to check out the full-length album, "Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik".