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 World Party - Goodie Mob
 World Party - Goodie Mob ... #1 Tracklisting1 Invitation To The World Party 2 World Party 3 Chain Swang 4 Get Rich To This/Parking Lot (Break) 5 Dip 6 All A's 7 What It Ain't (Ghetto Enuff) 8 ICU 9 Rebuilding 10 Just Do It/Poochie (break) 11 Street Corner 12 Cutty Buddy 13 Fie Fie Delish 14 Go Back Newest Review: ... working with half of OutKast and Backbone, another member of the southern rap collective, The Dungeon Family. This is a club ... more ... tune, and has them moving into the sounds which are prominent in this location today.
**Four Stars**
5. "The Dip"
On this tune you have them experimenting with the beats just as they did on other tracks here, and in this case as they go for something futuristic, and seemingly influenced from the Disco years is appealing, but it wasn't clicking with the way they went about doing a club tune. With there being a clear mould for a southern rap club tune today, it just sounds like they had no idea of what to...more |
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Release Date: 2000 - 01 - 31, Audio CD, Laface Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59
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World Party - Goodie Mob: We Gonna Have A Party Y'All (1181 words)
by - written on 20/04/09 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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"World Party" came in 2000 as the third album from the Atlanta alternative Hip Hop group Goodie Mob. The Mob are originals in the Southern Rap game, and were amongst the first to really make it in the south, but by this time many others had followed in their footsteps. On this album, Khujo, T-Mo, Big Gipp and Cee-Lo (for whom it would be his final album with them) come together to show how they can mix the conscious Rap with the southern, G lifestyle. 1. "Invitation To The World Party" (Intro) 2. "World Party" The eponymous tune off the album was something which I initially dismissed as it really didn't ... Read the complete review
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