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Post by halo19 on Jun 13, 2007 4:50:25 GMT -4
One I think that could be done that hasn't yet already. And this is out of what I'm aware of being singles.
01. B.O.B.: A+[/color] 02. Hey Ya! 03. Ms. Jackson 04. So Fresh, So Clean: A[/color] 05. Skew It on the Bar-B 06. GhettoMusick 07. Rosa Parks 08. Elevators (Me & You) 09. The Whole World 10. Player's Ball 11. Jazzy Belle: A-[/color] 12. Roses 13. ATLiens 14. Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik 15. Prototype 16. Git Up, Git Out 17. Da Art of Storytellin' 18. The Way You Move: B+
Anything Idlewild: nfe.
Man, Nick, you keep on pwning me.
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Post by a Nick O! on Jun 13, 2007 18:18:28 GMT -4
There's a few you missed.
01. Ms. Jackson A+ 02. ATLiens 03. Hey Ya! 04. Elevators (Me & You) A 05. So Fresh, So Clean 06. B.O.B. 07. Rosa Parks 08. Jazzy Belle 09. Skew It on the Bar-B 10. Player's Ball A- 11. Roses 12. Da Art of Storytellin' 13. The Whole World B+ 14. Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik 15. Git Up, Git Out 16. Prototype 17. Morris Brown 18. Idlewild Blue (Don't Chu Worry 'Bout Me) 19. Mighty O 20. The Way You Move 21. Land of a Million Drums 22. GhettoMusick B
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Post by mtm4319 on Jun 13, 2007 21:47:55 GMT -4
A | 01. Hey Ya! | | 02. Ms. Jackson | | 03. The Way You Move | | 04. Roses | A- | 05. So Fresh, So Clean | | 06. GhettoMusick | B+ | 07. B.O.B. | B | 08. Prototype | B- | 09. Rosa Parks | | 10. The Whole World | C | 11. Morris Brown | | 12. Idlewild Blue (Don't Chu Worry 'Bout Me) | C- | 13. Land of a Million Drums | | 14. Mighty O |
I don't know/remember: ATLiens Elevators (Me & You) Jazzy Belle Skew It on the Bar-B Player's Ball Da Art of Storytellin' Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik Git Up, Git Out
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Post by halo19 on Jun 16, 2007 3:31:35 GMT -4
Okay, so the only one of those I even knew was a single was "Prototype," so I don't feel too bad for "leaving out" others.
Re: Everything else: I was lucky to know all 3 singles of the debut, since I didn't even follow music at that point, but thanks to TV networks and Music Choice channels, and looking at what's used at record stores, I knew 'em as singles. As for ATLiens, I wasn't really following music that big, and if the pop radio stations didn't play it then I likely didn't hear it. I caught the music videos for the title track and "Elevators" and also realized how that one had a remix tacked to the end of the album. But I never knew anything about "Jazzy Belle" being a single. I actually was following music when Aquemini was out, yet without any sort of urban radio station and no cable TV at the time, in addition to never hearing the song as a gold/recurrent (as with the others I missed).
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Post by a Nick O! on Jun 18, 2007 3:13:36 GMT -4
"Jazzy Belle" was always one of my favorites from ATLiens, but at some point maybe 3 or 4 years ago, I saw its video (the song, like the Slick Rick version of "Storytellin'," was a remix of the album version) on BET, probably on some artist's Top 25 Countdown that they do on Saturday afternoons. I thought, "Wow! That was the third single then! Couldn't have picked a better one, except for maybe "Wheelz of Steel.")
"Skew It on the Bar-B" was the lead Aquemini single. I remember seeing it once or twice on Yo! (MTV Raps) that fall. They kind of rushed out "Rosa Parks," much like "Ms. Jackson" quickly followed "B.O.B." two years later.
I later found out about "Storytellin'" before I knew about "Jazzy Belle," but it was in a similar fashion, on some specialty show on MTV2, I believe.
"Land of a Million Drums" was a CHR/Rhythmic/Urban single from the Scooby-Doo soundtrack in the late spring/early summer of '02.
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Post by halo19 on Jun 18, 2007 20:19:31 GMT -4
Wow, that's news to me about "Skew" and now I feel slow. I mean, before I moved up to the urban-free area in OK, I listened to a radio station close enough in the format (how I heard "RP," the first OutKast song I knew).
I think I remembered seeing a topic of "Million Drums" in the R&R board days, but I never heard that one.
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Post by a Nick O! on Jun 19, 2007 4:18:41 GMT -4
I can upload "Drums" on the FTP site at some point. Because it's on the Scooby-Doo soundtrack, I'm not guessing there's an unedited version of it. For instance in the chorus, they say "take yo' dead ass home," but instead of "ass," it has Scooby making his noise.
(By the way, when I discovered "Storytellin" was a single, I thought that was a great choice, too.)
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