OutKast Speakerboxxx / The Love Below

• 1. Intro
• 2. Ghetto Musick
• 3. Unhappy
• 4. Bowtie
• 5. The Way You Move
• 6. The Rooster
• 7. Bust
• 8. War
• 9. Church
• 10. Bamboo (Interlude)
• 11. Tomb Of The Boom
• 12. E-Mac (Interlude)
• 13. Knowing
• 14. Flip Flop Rock
• 15. Interlude
• 16. Reset
• 17. D-Boi (Interlude)
• 18. Last Call
• 19. Bowtie (Postlude)
• 20. The Love Below (Intro)
• 21. Love Hater
• 22. God (Interlude)
• 23. Happy Valentine's Day
• 24. Spread
• 25. Where Are My Panties?
• 26. Prototype
• 27. She Lives In My Lap
• 28. Hey Ya!
• 29. Roses
• 30. Good Day, Good Sir
• 31. Behold A Lady
• 32. Pink & Blue
• 33. Love In War
• 34. She's Alive
• 35. Dracula's Wedding
• 36. My Favorite Things
• 37. Take Off Your Cool
• 38. Vibrate
• 39. A Life In The Day Of Benjamin André (Incomplete)

At a time when experimentation is taboo in most overground rap, that's all Outkast seem intent on executing. Firstly, the double CD Speakerboxxx/The Love Below has no cohesive link, other than the fact that it sounds like a pair of solo albums stitched together to demonstrate exactly how Andre's yin works to augment Big Boi's yang. Andre 3000's The Love Below disc rates as the more eclectic of the two, given that, on it, he's turned in his emcee credentials to become a full-on funk-soul-jazz vocalist who mostly sings about items of love ("Happy Valentine's Day"), carnal lust ("Spread") and female adoration ("Prototype"). Minus the big band schmaltz of "Love Hater" and cheesy cover jobs ("My Favorite Things"), Andre's disc is great.