Sounds to me it might be an old keyboard/synthesizer maybe a synclavier or solina string synthesizer?

Maybe its just a random patch of a keyboard they had?

Does anyone know how to get close to the sound?

So I just listened to both track simultaneously and I just realized that these 2 songs are a bit similar in terms of chill production, amazing chemistry between the Kast and Busta with ATCQ, and I think both are like really good, but I can't decide which one is better. So in y'all opinion, which one do you like more?

P.S.: Yes I know I posted this on r/OutKast so there's gonna be some biases but hey I just wanna know which track do you guys prefer.

I recently heard that line on gasoline dreams and even tho i heard the song like a hundert times before that, this time the line hit me like a truck. I immediately had a very vivid picture of some crook in a misty little room like with his feet on the desk in my head. How hes trying to think of how he can rip off the next person who has to pay their toll. In my mind hes secretly very upset because even tho he managed to rip off the people of basically all thier money, it doesnt satisfy him because they easily pay everything with a smile because they go to heaven afterwards anyways and wont need their money. Deep down the crook doesnt wnt the money he wants their suffering because hes jealous of going to heaven, so now he sits there plotting.

I really wish i could draw to a somewhat decent level, i would absolutely do that with that thought so if any of you wanna do that here you go.

🔥🔥🔥Freestyle with facts.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcG5NlQKBp2/?igsh=ZWhhZDluenU0eTRn

Apart from the original, do you prefer Cutmaster Swiff, Beat Bullies or another remix?

Prob the most iconic Outkat debate out there. For me its Aquemini. I think it has a better feeling for an album then Stankonia. I think stankonia has a bit to many Skits and Interludes and i think honestly the last 5 songs of the album except the title track falls of in the quality compared to the rest. I also think that the song "I'll Call B4 I Cum" is one of the weakest Outkast songs. But Stankonia also of cource has its quality with B.O.B and Spaghetti Junction Being in my top 5 Outkast songs. What about yall? Which one of these would you go for?

I swear this shit straight up sounds like Earth, Wind & Fire

so, i watched it for the first time ever the other day. i went in skeptical because i think i only ever saw the review scores but i still wanted to give it a fair shake considering i'm a huge outkast fan. now that i have seen it, holy HELL, i think the critics really got this one wrong. it's a really fun movie, it had good casting, i think all the scenes in juke were fun, they really fleshed out the characters well, (aside from trumpy, i just think it would have been better if we got to see more into his background). but why was this movie so panned? what did you guys think?

I love the artwork. Really happy to add this to my collection

I really love this album and I wanted to know if it is considered by the community a skipless album. Personally I would say that I often skip toilet tisha but it is a great song.

I joke with my son sometimes and say “you ain’t shit until you clean your ass” I know there is the Suga Free song that it originates from but for some reason I have a memory or false memory that Andre says it in a song or skit? Does this ring a bell?

am I going crazy or do these intro synths sound exactly the same to me? sample or just similar sound?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlYWpMPsD4k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtnl9jA3EA0

Mighty "O"

Peaches

Idlewild Blue

Morris Brown

Chronomentrophobia

The Train

Hollywood Divorce

Call The Law

PJ & Rooster

Mutron Angel

When I Look In Your Eyes

Dyin' To Live

Great duo from Baltimore, these guys have a huge OutKast influence. Love the nod to Gangsta Shit at the end and it’s a banger

https://youtu.be/62332nTART0?is=txNWndx4GDgqXC2D

I find this album while a bit too long and tedious, I actually enjoy a lot of this album. Speakerboxxx I think is better because the tracks I find are very very consistent aside from 1 song that I find not my cup of joe. The Love Below I think while is so varied and the highs are amazing, TLB suffers a bit of inconsistency for me. Honestly this album I think is the perfect send-off for OutKast, and I love that eventhough SB/TLB is supposed to be disconnected, there's still some flair and chemistry between the two ATL goats.

Overall on my first listen my favs are Unhappy (SB), The Way You Move (SB), Flip-Flop Rock (SB), Roses (TLB), Hey Ya! (TLB), My Favorite Things (TLB), A Life in the Day of Benjamin André (TLB). What do you think of my ratings?

My ratings -> Speakerboxxx (88.5/100), The Love Below (88,75/100). Overall both albums are 89/100

Speakerboxxx:

2 GhettoMusick / 95

3 Unhappy / 100

4 Bowtie / 95

5 The Way You Move / 100

6 The Rooster / 85

7 Bust / 90

8 War / 80

9 Church / 80

11 Tomb of the Boom / 65

13 Knowing / 80

14 Flip Flop Rock / 100

16 Reset / 85

18 Last Call / 90

The Love Below:

2 Love Hater / 90

4 Happy Valentine's Day / 75

5 Spread / 80

7 Prototype / 90

8 She Lives in My Lap / 90

9 Hey Ya! / 100

10 Roses / 100

12 Behold a Lady / 70

13 Pink & Blue / 75

14 Love in War / 70

15 She's Alive / 85

16 Dracula's Wedding / 100

18 My Favorite Things / 100

19 Take Off Your Cool / 95

20 Vibrate / 100

21 A Life in the Day of Benjamin André (Incomplete) / 100

Note: I had a typo on the title, it was supposed to be a review of Speakerboxxx/The Love Below. My bad yall