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What Outkast isn't

Southern Flame | 02/23/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Dirty is holding down the almost dead southern style that outkast first came into the game with. I am highly disappointed with Outkast's current flow and style and dirty is a welcome trip back to the old skool. Their laid back lyrics and style are awesome. This is by far one of the better hip hop albums of the year. Well worth a listen."

A Unique Alabama Sound

T.Wicks | Cambridge, MA | 05/12/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The tricky part about Dirty is figuring out when to listen to them. It is strange music. The beats are often slow and dreamy with ghostly piano ringing in the back, and then suddenly The Pimp and Da Gangsta break out in a rapid fire flow that will make you say, "What the hell is this?" With a mixture of laid back pimpin' and hardcore Alabama crunk they create songs that conjure up images of muddy backroads with battered cadillacs cruising over them. It is music for hot days when all you want to do is sit down with some lemonade and fall asleep. There is an almost surreal sound to their songs that can either make you fall in love with them or pass them off as a bizzare regional sound that you will never identify with."

You Better HIt Da Floe

Guillotine617 | Forestville, Maryland | 08/27/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Straight from the heart of Alabama comes a sound that'll bust a hole in your trunk for sure. I am a huge fan of the Southern Rap genre, but I have never heard of these dudes before. "Hit Da Floe" was the first song I heard from them and from there, I was like DAMN! Who is that? This entire CD is some of the best music I've heard from down South. "Hit Da Floe", "Candyman", "Rollin' Vouges", "Yean Heard", "Ride".... Man the whole CD rock like hell. I blast this CD everytime I get in the car. I pull up at lights and other people be bobbin there heads. This is a must have. Buy it, Burn it, Steal it, whatever. Just cop it."