Chart: Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by Torchlin Rank on User's Chart: 3
Year: 1996
Rank on BEA Overall: 1,576
Average Rating: 74/100
Summary Info: The second studio album by Atlanta-based hip hop group, OutKast. The album showed a more laid-back sound than their debut, taking influence from dub and reggae.
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I prefer Aquemini, but there's not a lot in it. Funky, forward-thinking, and really fun. This was where they truly found their voices, individually and collectively stepping up their game in every sense - lyrically, musically, even thematically more interesting and ambitious. Which, considering how fantastic their debut was and is, was no mean feat. Despite being so different in so many ways, part of me has long regarded OutKast as the natural successors to Tribe, making free, feelgood hip-hop that managed to transcend genre allegiances without it ever feeling unnatural or forced. They were one of the greatest groups off all-time, in any genre, and ATLiens finds them at something very close to their best from beginning to end. _________________ 2021 in full effect. Come drop me some recs. Y'all know what I like.
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Same. Totally agree about OutKast as one of the greatest groups ever. Andre and Big Boi's styles complimented each other as well as any duo I've ever heard. _________________ http://jonnyleather.com
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