Recensie
ATLiens (1996) is OutKast’s second album and shows a big change from their debut. The sound became darker, more futuristic, and more experimental, combining Southern hip-hop with spacey production and funk. The album explores growing up, fame, spirituality, relationships, Atlanta, and feeling like outsiders. André 3000 became more introspective, while Big Boi developed his confident, technical rap style. Key tracks include “Elevators (Me & You),” “ATLiens,” “Two Dope Boyz (In a Cadillac),” and “Jazzy Belle.” Overall, ATLiens was the album where OutKast began developing their unique, futuristic identity and moved beyond traditional Southern rap.
A1 You May Die (Intro)
A2 Two Dope Boyz (In A Cadillac)
A3 ATLiens
A4 Wheelz Of Steel
A5 Jazzy Belle
A6 Elevators (Me & You)
A7 Ova Da Wudz
A8 Babylon
A9 Wailin
A10 Mainstream
A11 Decatur Psalm
A12 Millenium
A13 E.T. (Extraterrestrial)
A14 13th Floor / Growing Old
A15 Elevators (Remix)
A1 You May Die (Intro)
A2 Two Dope Boyz (In A Cadillac)
A3 ATLiens
A4 Wheelz Of Steel
A5 Jazzy Belle
A6 Elevators (Me & You)
A7 Ova Da Wudz
A8 Babylon
A9 Wailin
A10 Mainstream
A11 Decatur Psalm
A12 Millenium
A13 E.T. (Extraterrestrial)
A14 13th Floor / Growing Old
A15 Elevators (Remix)
