WHOA! have you heard the new Outkast song???? It's freaking ridiculous!! (link)

[D J 1 3 8]

http://images.aristarec.com/common/img/artists/outkast/outkast_68x56_09.jpg
Go to the Arista homepage and click on Outkast "Ghetto Musick"

http://www.arista.com

[jsd540]

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[D J 1 3 8]

Originally posted by jsd540:
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to each his own...

['Magic' Juan]

Whoa! They really went in a different direction there. They might lose a couple of hardcore hip hop fans with this one. Not sure what to think of it. On the one hand, I applaud their efforts to broaden their horizons ... on the other hand, I am not really feeling this cut at all. They need to bring some type of Aquemini part II type of stuff. That album is off-the-hook! Just my two pennies ....

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[D J 1 3 8]

Originally posted by Magic Juan:
Whoa! They really went in a different direction there. They might lose a couple of hardcore hip hop fans with this one. Not sure what to think of it. On the one hand, I applaud their efforts to broaden their horizons ... on the other hand, I am not really feeling this cut at all. They need to bring some type of Aquemini part II type of stuff. That album is off-the-hook! Just my two pennies ....

magic_juan graemlins/cool_shades.gif people said the same thing about "Bombs Over Baghdad".

I believe if you listen closely you will hear that sound...the sound of "dat next shit".

[Alanda Marquette from DiscoLadyLand]

Outkast has a P-Funk Flavor to their style. One must acquire a tast for it.

['Magic' Juan]

I must admit, Bombs over Baghdad did nothing for me. I know a lot of people who just go nuts over that joint, but I just didn't feel it. Maybe over time .... until then, I am still bumpin' "Benz or Beamer." Love that cut!

magic_juan

[D J 1 3 8]

I've been listening to "Liberation" alot lately. Aquemini is no joke, no doubt.

[Jotex]

This is definitely an acquired taste.

[domodisco]

I think it's hot! I especially like the interludes...the 'She Lives in My Lap' is great, too...

Can't wait for their new albums!

[julian_kelly]

Just got back from Atlanta...this cut came on and women FLOCKED to the floor like a riot!! They danced crazy like poesessed demons lol!

I literally saw tons of flossy dudes quickly leave full drinks at the bar to rush to the floor....cats scrambling to find a woman to dance with.

This tune, the cut by Lil john and the one by Boncrusher are the tunes of the moment in the Dirty South.

lil ray talked about tunes "made for women" ... this tune is "made for women"

julian kelly



Originally posted by DJ 138:
http://images.aristarec.com/common/img/artists/outkast/outkast_68x56_09.jpg
Go to the Arista homepage and click on Outkast "Ghetto Musick"

http://www.arista.com

[And]

I don't like the "happy hardcore" sounding parts.
Some of the singing was cool.

[daniel]

Like WHOA!

boo-tay! this shit rules.*

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*i grew up in miami

[GROOVE VICTIM]

The message is in the music, going back to the roots of Detroit Techo in some parts of the cut.

Peace

[Friday]

I actually like it, different, but interesting

[YUJI-SAN]

damn thats HOT! that shit is real!

[lyot]

this track would literally drive me nuts on a party..but not in a positive way..

greetings

[corwin]

Love em or hate em, you gotta give it to them for taking chances and always throwing us off.

If Larry Blackmon were 20 years younger, he would have written "She Lives In My Lap".

[Bill Blake]

Originally posted by daniel:
Like WHOA!

boo-tay! this shit rules.*

d


*i grew up in miami Word

Obviously none of the dislikers are fromt the south.

[Bill Blake]

That shit is fat

[Ron la Rock]

my boyz R always bringin it

the true modern
day soulsonic-funkadelia type sh*T

personally this is what hip hop should have stayed on period that rusty futuristic funk
ghetto stylee of coarse
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[Woody Rosen]

Man I like it a WHOLE LOT better than a lot of the other rap shit I hear comin out lately. It aint perfect tho.


*Feelin Great Feelin Good, Feelin Good Feelin Great, How Are You?* graemlins/rofl.gif

I like it, I'm gonna listen to it again.

The synths remind of Mega Man on nintendo or some shit. graemlins/grinyes.gif

[ July 19, 2003, 02:52 AM: Message edited by: Woody ]

[miss al boogie]

Originally posted by Magic Juan:
Whoa! They really went in a different direction there. They might lose a couple of hardcore hip hop fans with this one. Not sure what to think of it. On the one hand, I applaud their efforts to broaden their horizons ... on the other hand, I am not really feeling this cut at all. They need to bring some type of Aquemini part II type of stuff. That album is off-the-hook! Just my two pennies ....

magic_juan graemlins/cool_shades.gif outkast's fans expect them to change up...they always do. aquemini part ii?? graemlins/conf44.gif

[Discogoddess]

I think it's a hot cut! Had the booty bouncing a bit in my chair... ;)

[Kenrick _]

wow!! talk about a shot of energy. to be honest, too many tracks like this (in a row) in one set would drive me nuts but on its own it is SLAMMIN!

i like

[Fletch]

Where da Rosa Parks, acoustic guitar, conga ****?

Rosa Parks was the ONLY cut from them I've EVER felt. Peace.

[djmarbll]

Originally posted by DiscoLady:
Outkast has a P-Funk Flavor to their style. One must acquire a tast for it. I agree. They definitely push the boundaries of what we call hip-hop -- just like P-funk pushed the boundaries of what we called funk. Andre 300 even mentioned that he studied George Clinton concerts for his vibe. I'm not going crazy over the tune, but I understand where Outkast is coming from. Courage is it's own reward.

[RX]

i'm listening now with my man who is a skr8, hardcore boodie music fan and he absolutely is digging this - but so am i...

let me tell you something: i'd rather have ONE original tune like this than FIVE of those horribly formulaic radio or maw bullshits...

[RX]

Originally posted by einnod23:
Where da Rosa Parks, acoustic guitar, conga ****?

Rosa Parks was the ONLY cut from them I've EVER felt. Peace. oh MY! graemlins/jpshakehead.gif

[FemalePhenom]

hot shit! graemlins/thumbsup.gif Outkast knows how to get the crowd moving! I'll be out there with the rest of the girls dancing my bootie off! graemlins/grinyes.gif

[Fletch]

Originally posted by Ms Rickey X:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by einnod23:
Where da Rosa Parks, acoustic guitar, conga ****?

Rosa Parks was the ONLY cut from them I've EVER felt. Peace. oh MY! graemlins/jpshakehead.gif </font>[/QUOTE]I just liked the music. The music is slammin'.

[DJJM3.COM]

Booty music with a touch of techno....Not my personal taste, but sounds like a floor filler for that genre........

[Mah'chew]

Not into it at all, he's biting technotronic and all those other weakassed early nineties euro-dance acts and 6 23 is right it's technically a happy hardcore record with some breaks in it...

So this is the new stuff, next you'll tell me P Diddy is looking at dropping some House...

IT's like the Neptunes never happened :(

[ July 23, 2003, 12:03 PM: Message edited by: Mah'chew ]

[Bande-A-Part_NYC]

Originally posted by Ms Rickey X:
i'm listening now with my man who is a skr8, hardcore boodie music fan and he absolutely is digging this - but so am i...

let me tell you something: i'd rather have ONE original tune like this than FIVE of those horribly formulaic radio or maw bullshits... Tell your sk8r friend to peep the new MURS album of the Living Legends Crew from L.A. It's out on Def Jux. There is actually a really good sk8 song that shouts out the late NYC sk8 og Keenen Milton. R.I.P.

[daniel]

Originally posted by Mah'chew:
Not into it at all, he's biting technotronic and all those other weakassed early nineties euro-dance acts and 6 23 is right it's technically a happy hardcore record with some breaks in it...

So this is the new stuff, next you'll tell me P Diddy is looking at dropping some House...

IT's like the Neptunes never happened :( have you ever heard the term Miami Bass?

talkin' like 1986 n' shit. happy hardcore? please, open a book or something.

[rob brito]

Originally posted by Magic Juan:
Whoa! They really went in a different direction there. They might lose a couple of hardcore hip hop fans with this one. Not sure what to think of it. On the one hand, I applaud their efforts to broaden their horizons ... on the other hand, I am not really feeling this cut at all. They need to bring some type of Aquemini part II type of stuff. That album is off-the-hook! Just my two pennies ....

magic_juan graemlins/cool_shades.gif check your messages juanito!

[daniel]

Originally posted by Magic Juan:
They need to bring some type of Aquemini part II type of stuff. why? if you like what's on that album, listen to it and be happy.


"let's push things forward" - mike skinner's got the idea.

[mattymatt]

thank god for people doing shit different. that song is really weird. don't see how it could work in a club. I like the "feeling good feeling great how are you" part.

[Ron la Rock]

Originally posted by mattymatt:
thank god for people doing shit different. that song is really weird. don't see how it could work in a club. I like the "feeling good feeling great how are you" part. Curious to know why you don't think it would work in a club?

part of our deep problem is these socalled limitations we put on about what is good party(club) music and way 2 often as of lately our so-called deepness is not happening to others

[Querck]

Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
The message is in the music, going back to the roots of Detroit Techo in some parts of the cut.

Peace I didn't hear anything resembling Detroit techno in this song. This is booty all the way, with a cheesy synth line. Better than current day hip-hop, but still, this sucks.