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OutKast drop their debut... they already made it on the map and were well on their way to becoming Hip-Hop's greatest act of all time.
Before they'd become the well spoken, socially conscious, genre-bending duo, they'd have to settle for being a pair of talented delinquents in the South. But they were 18 years old when they pushed this album out, so of course the album'd be vacant of any conscious or profound narratives, maybe with the exception of "Git Up, Get Out", ... read more
OutKast drop their debut... they already made it on the map and were well on their way to becoming Hip-Hop's greatest act of all time.
Before they'd become the well spoken, socially conscious, genre-bending duo, they'd have to settle for being a pair of talented delinquents in the South. But they were 18 years old when they pushed this album out, so of course the album'd be vacant of any conscious or profound narratives, maybe with the exception of "Git Up, Get Out", ... read more
If the hood jam to it, what is it? issa classic.
OutKast’s debut Is one of the most underrated classics I’ve seen here.
This Is a slick, funky, smart, hazy, dusty & groovy ass ride, and a motherfuckin game changer. If you think it's all about pimpin' hoes and slamming Cadillac do's, You probably a cracker n simply don’t get It.
FAV: Myintrotoletuknow, Ain’t No Thang, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, Call of Da Wild, Player’s Ball, Claimin’ True, Funky ... read more
OutKast’s debut Is one of the most underrated classics I’ve seen here.
This Is a slick, funky, smart, hazy, dusty & groovy ass ride, and a motherfuckin game changer. If you think it's all about pimpin' hoes and slamming Cadillac do's, You probably a cracker n simply don’t get It.
FAV: Myintrotoletuknow, Ain’t No Thang, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, Call of Da Wild, Player’s Ball, Claimin’ True, Funky ... read more
this thing is really underrated. its probably one of my favourite in outkast discography.
hot take: southernplayalistciadillacmuzik over everything else thats not stankonia
hot take: southernplayalistciadillacmuzik over everything else thats not stankonia
Alright so I was really itching to check this out for a really long time and I finally got a chance to sit down and properly digest Outkast's debut studio album 'Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik'.
This LP brings together the likes of Andre 3000 and Big Boi to deliver some really outstanding tracks. The countless flows and rhyme structures that are brought forward across this project really impressed me. In addition to this, what goes so well with these elements are the extremely catchy hooks ... read more
This LP brings together the likes of Andre 3000 and Big Boi to deliver some really outstanding tracks. The countless flows and rhyme structures that are brought forward across this project really impressed me. In addition to this, what goes so well with these elements are the extremely catchy hooks ... read more
This album gets so overlooked because their other albums are just that good, but this one is damn good too. This album is just constant funky beats and cool raps. There's no weak point on here. They changed hip hop forever with this one.
Favorite tracks: myintrotoletuknow, Ain't No Thang, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, Call of Da Wild, Player's Ball, Funky Ride, Git Up Git Out, Crumblin' Erb, Hootie Hoo, D.E.E.P.
Least favorite: -
Favorite tracks: myintrotoletuknow, Ain't No Thang, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, Call of Da Wild, Player's Ball, Funky Ride, Git Up Git Out, Crumblin' Erb, Hootie Hoo, D.E.E.P.
Least favorite: -
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Track List
- Peaches (Intro)
- Myintrotoletuknow
- Ain't No Thang
- Welcome To Atlanta
- Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik
- Call Of Da Wild
- Player's Ball
- Claimin' True
- Club Donkey Ass (Interlude)
- Funky Ride
- Flim Flam (Interlude)
- Git Up, Git Out
- True Dat (Interlude)
- Crumblin' Erb
- Hootie Hoo
- D.E.E.P.
- Player's Ball (Reprise)
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Added on: September 27, 2011