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May 3, 2006New Outkast Song: "The Mighty O"And when I say "new Outkast Song" I mean an actual song with both Andre and Big Boi on it, together, emceeing. A major event. So far there's only a low quality recording from ATL radio.. Okayplayer has it posted here, and Nahright has it here. My relative in jail... stay engaged Elsewhere, Jeff links to a different sort of critique aimed at the current immigration protests.. Posted by jsmooth995 at May 3, 2006 12:05 AMComments
i've got a VERY bad feeling, that sounds like a lil' jon beat. but it is a little sophsticated for lil' jon. dope song. Posted by: Vilens at May 3, 2006 11:01 AM they are sporting their mid to late nineties flows on this one. i have a hard time believing its new. Posted by: jb at May 3, 2006 3:37 PM man they stole this song idea from me! go to cd baby.com and listen to my song called "IN THE KITHCEN" or www.myspace.com/durahale. outkasts manager heard my album and said it was tight and said he was givin it to la reid and 5months later i hear this song! they crooked people! and i was an outkast fan to heart Posted by: dura hale at May 4, 2006 3:19 PM Well............it does have the similar chorus........... Posted by: Kellz at May 5, 2006 4:29 PM I agree...same chorus, but I don't think you can say that they STOLE that from you...that ORIGINALLY came from the late great Cab Calloway's "Minnie The Moocher." Posted by: BigWill at May 7, 2006 10:14 PM Yeah! Good luck! You can look at it this way. You have the goods that established artists like. Now find a legit producer. p.s. good artist can spit out better fire if your claim proves to be true. Posted by: KillDeal at May 9, 2006 9:09 PM YEAH I AGREE. YALL CHECK ME OUT IN THIS MONTHS EDITION OF THE SOURCE MAGAZINE, DMX IS ON THE COVER. IM ON PAGE 100. HOLLA BACK. Posted by: DURA HALE at May 10, 2006 4:39 AM YEAH YOU RIGHT, BUT THEY JUST STOLE MY CONCEPT! MY SONG IN THE KITCHEN HAS ALREADY BEEN PLAYED ON RADIO STATIONS. CHECK ME OUT IN THE NEW SOURCE MAGAZINE, DMX IS ON THE COVER, IM ON PAGE 100. PEACE Posted by: DURA HALE at May 10, 2006 11:23 AM Nigga...Please... Posted by: OK... at May 13, 2006 5:39 PM It's an OK song. It looks like a grower for me. It's not immediate like 'Hey Ya' or 'The Whole World' or 'So Fresh, So Smooth'. I belive I read in Billboard that this is the first single. The guys are notorious for being perfectionists and will probably tinker with it all the way up until August so I'm sure we haven't heard the final product. Posted by: Kevin at May 14, 2006 6:30 AM I have read these comments about the new outkast song. If the beat was stolen form the guy on hear previously, then that measn you too stole - because I am from DC and this is a Go-Go beat! I can understand your frustration if you beleive you are due some royalty. Either way, this sng is hot to me. It is them taking it back to lyrics over hard beats. and since I like Go-Go, then i love the beat. Posted by: DVA at May 14, 2006 6:56 PM Amazing song, even though the chorus was probably copied from Dura Hale. By the way, about how long ago did you give the song to Outkast's manager? Posted by: JBD at May 17, 2006 8:06 PM MightY O is banging and just wait untill ya'll hear the rest of the album. Rico Wade and the original dungeon family crew did the track and leads us to hear many other good things from the makers of that Southernplayalistic style. And believe it or not, Mighty O was cut in late March and Dre snapped out of his rapping retirement to bust on this one. Not to be outdone, Bigg Boi snapped on the track and even has another smoker on the album reminicent of so fresh so clean called N2U written by yours truly. Posted by: MikeP at May 18, 2006 12:12 AM I think that the new song is hot and displays Outkast's original style. It's the sound that they've been making since the beginning. I'm glad they've goten back together for another album as a whole. Posted by: Cornell at May 19, 2006 3:35 AM YEA IT'S AIGHT BUT THEY JUST STOLE MY CONCEPT CHECK ME OUT ON PAGE 100 OF THIS MONTHS JAZZ TIMES DMX IS ON THE COVER PEACE. Posted by: Cab Calloway at May 19, 2006 6:30 PM man fam sound like Andre. i ont know if u tryin to sound like him or not but u do. and how we know u sent the track to they manager? u coulda just had the same idea and they just were in a position to put it out before u. but if u did send it, u gotta chalk it up anyway and move on yo. it happens that way live and learn Posted by: Chase at May 21, 2006 3:14 AM Dura Hale. Your're one ignant & overly arragant ass mf. get over yourself. The Outkast track is just a 1st single to their movie Idlewild which is set in the 1930s/'40s around the time Cab Calloway's joint came out. Your song is aiight. You sound like you biting Kast anyway. Posted by: yo mamma at May 22, 2006 1:01 AM Anything Outkast drops is FIRE!!! including this song Posted by: datnigga at May 23, 2006 12:10 AM That songs has nothing to do with you dude... the cab calloway sample is in cartoons, so i doubt you are the only person smart enough to use it in a song. plus your songs are garbage, LA probably threw that shit away Posted by: chops5502 at May 23, 2006 3:46 PM Dura Hale u idiot . . . do u really believe that one of the greatest rap groups ever, that have won numerous Grammys, including Album of the Year, sold millions of records, and are well-known for their creativity and imaginative concepts would have to steal from you?? Don't make me laugh . . . get a life and stop hatin'. Posted by: izzy0807 at May 23, 2006 11:34 PM leave it to The Mighty O to come off fresh and clean once again. Kast continues to change the game instead of playing in it. Posted by: AllBusiness at May 24, 2006 9:05 AM Dura Hale: Man, shut the f_ck up! Posted by: AllBusiness at May 24, 2006 9:07 AM Dura Hale You silly stupid rabbit... do you honestly think that you can compete with Outkast? Come on now, nobody even knows who the hell u are, let alone cares about your allegations. Posted by: mzprissy at May 24, 2006 10:13 PM Well Dura Hale. I guess bad press is better than no press huh. I bet you love that some cats checked out yo site huh. the most hits you got all year huh. Unfortunately, no one cares about your record or your allegations. And IF Kast stole your idea (which i doubt)they did a hella lot betta w/ the Cab Calloway chant than you eva could've formulated. Plus they raps destroyed your Andre imitation. But you ain't hater, can't tell. Posted by: yo mamma at May 26, 2006 12:19 AM don't know much about making music, but Mighty-O donuts are some of the best Posted by: Mighty-O donuts at May 26, 2006 6:04 PM YO Mighty O is fire. It's that old funky back in the day outkast. The way the Andre 3000 speaks on the people who talk about him is bananaz. N Big Boi's flow on it is rediculous. Man if you dont like this outkast track you a hater it's classic. They a the A-Town veterians and flag carriers. Plus Andre is actually rapping OMG this song is fire. Outkast came back hard. It'z all luv OUTKAST 4 Life Posted by: Jewelzemp2006 at June 4, 2006 11:11 PM I don't know if it's old or not, but Big Boi does say, "Decipher words like the code of Da Vinci" in his verse, so I think it's new. Posted by: silverblade987 at June 14, 2006 12:44 AM Hey can anyone tell me what "Mighty O" means? is it for Outkast? Posted by: Michele at June 15, 2006 1:47 AM this is the joint...the shift gaurds between factional towards fictional/. mighty o Posted by: The pimp out of cali from milwaukee roam in sa-vanahhh at June 25, 2006 6:47 PM A LIL JON BEAT....?.....? i GUESS YOU DONT KNOW BETTA...YOU MAY HAVE BEEN BEAT WITH A SOCK FULL OF SODA CANS WHEN YOU WERE A BABY....THAT 808 IS A SONG THAT COMES FROM EARLY DAYS OF SLAVERY...FIELD SLAVES SANG THIS WHILE WORKING THE SOUTH.. Posted by: MORGNA at June 25, 2006 6:54 PM I need lyrics for the song mighty O,and I was wondering if any of you have them Posted by: Kelvin Brewington at June 25, 2006 10:08 PM Are they talking about anyone in particular cuz they spoke about hearing someone's subliminals loud and clear, and that they are king(S), and must have said other stuff on the low bcuz he (BB) says decifer his words like teh code of divinci, blah blah do go against me, , , sounds like daddy home TI, Luda, Jeezy and who er else bette get back in the house. Posted by: dboy at June 26, 2006 7:01 PM Is "The Mighty O" on a CD yet? Posted by: Tarkus at June 26, 2006 10:01 PM This is a classic Outkast/Dungeon family production. They took it back to the basics with this one. It's what everybody (real Outkast fans since Southernplayalistic)have been longing for( since their new "pop" format). Unfortunately, from my understanding, this was just a tease, because they are still doing this album with separate LP's like the last one. I read an interview in this months KING magazine with Kast, and when asked if they was going to bring it back like that once again, Dre said (and I quote)..."That's what everybody is hoping for, but I don't know. There aint sh*t to talk about.-" Posted by: Peko aka Brown at June 28, 2006 10:49 AM Big Boi came back on this track. I'm happy. On Spekerboxxx he was marginal. After listening to Dre's 1/2 of the album about 6x (didn't get it at all in the 1st listening), I realized he's a musical genius and ahead of his time like Hendrix, Marley, etc.. But Big Boi's 1/2 dissapointed me. With Mighty O and Idlewild Blues, I expect big things.. This Mighty O also combines many of their sytings; old & new (Rosa Parks, Southerplayalistik, So Fresh So Clean, The Whole World) These are the only guys in hip-hop who transcend the genre.. In 30 years their CDs will be studied like the greats.. Word.. Posted by: sd3 at July 2, 2006 6:49 PM If you people dont know Outkast are thieves! They steal song concepts from smaller artists! If you dont believe that you are in a dream world! All I have to say is go to I Tunes and download In The Kitchen and then download The Mighty O and listen to Andre mention "Hale" three times in his verse. He is obviously referring to a person and not a place and he even says in the vershe, "look I bit ya hook"! If you head in Outkast's ass that farr that you cant see that he blatantly said he stole someone's hook then I feel sorry for you mentally handicapped individuals. God bless you in all your ignorance. Loud Mouth! Posted by: Loud Mouth! at July 7, 2006 3:35 PM AND TO ALL THE FOOLS TALKIN DOWN ABOUT DURA HALE. GET OFF OUTKAST'S DICK AND BE A MAN. MAJOR LABEL ARTISTS ARE KNOWN FOR STEALING SONG CONCEPTS BECAUSE THEY KNOW THEY WONT GET CAUGHT. FOR YOU TO INSULT AN INDIVIDUAL BECAUSE YOU WANNA FUCK ANDRE AND BIG BOI IS SOME EVIL SHIT! THAT IS WHY NONE OF YOU WILL EVER GO ANYWHERE IN LIFE. THE SONG "IN THE KITCHEN" WAS RELEASED IN 205 AND WRITTEN IN 2004. IF YOU GO GET THE JUNE ISSUE OF THE SOURCE WITH DMX ON THE FRONT COVER YOU WILL SEE A REVIEW ON HIS ALBUM. THEY ALSO TALK ABOUT "IN THE KITCHEN"! YOU NIGGAS NEED TO GROW UP AND ACT YOUR AGE! Posted by: Loud Mouth! at July 7, 2006 3:44 PM Woooow. Posted by: Amused. at July 10, 2006 2:55 AM Y'ALL ARE STUPID, THAT SONG IS FROM CAB CALLOWY A JAZZ MUSICIAN BACK IN THE 20S AND 30S Posted by: crazy at July 21, 2006 6:25 PM Loud Mouth, u need 2 get off of Dura Hale nuts. Aint nobody disputin whether or not Outkast used his stuff, theirs is just better. And u obviously aint got nothin betta 2 do with yo Sherlock Holmes investigative researchin ass. Yeah we know u got a library card while u lookin up dates and sh** but it dont mean nothin 2 nobody cuz Outkast is doin they thang with the song, not ya mans and them. So shut the hell up and when u roll over tonite u can tell Dura Hale 2 do the same Posted by: mzprissy at August 13, 2006 2:06 AM mzprissy, Posted by: TexasThom at August 28, 2006 3:26 PM |
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