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For a New York-based label, TVT has certainly put out a lot of Dirty South releases -- some of them violent, totally thugged-out gangsta rap, some of them party music. One might wonder why a company with a Manhattan address would be so into the Dirty South; after all, some Northeastern hip-hop heads can be quite provincial and act like they're oblivious to rappers who live below the Mason-Dixon. But then, the folks who run TVT are entrepreneurs, and they obviously realize that the Dirty South market...

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Party rap duo Ying Yang Twins are known more for their singles than their albums, making any well-executed greatest-hits package a guaranteed highlight of their discography. Even though it sticks with obvious choices (picking the most popular single edit or remix) and takes the economical route (no earlier material from other labels is included) TVT's Legendary Status is such a highlight, as it surrounds hit crunk monsters like "Salt Shaker," "Wait (The Whisper Song)," and "1st Booty on Duty" with...

Release Date: 2009-02-19, Audio CD, Twin Sisters Productions

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Release Date: 2009-02-19, Audio CD, Twin Sisters Productions

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Atlanta rap duo Ying Yang Twins bring the party in PUTTIN` IT IN, their first home video release, featuring the videos for Say I Yi Yi and By Myself. Also included are special performances and behind-the-scenes footage, as well as appearances by Big Gipp, Manninsh Man, Kizzy Rock, and Bushwick Bill.

Mr. Collipark explains it all in the "Intro." The first half of Chemically Imbalanced is for the longtime Ying Yang Twins fans and goes for that strip club thump. The second half "makes it a little musical for y'all" with the help of Wyclef and Jerry "Wonda" Duplessis, the duo who brought you the Shakira hit "Hips Don't Lie." In other words, this is effectively two EPs stuck together, an album that takes a massive turn in the middle, and a release that tries to please everyone, including the Ying...

The Ying Yang Twins' elaborate USA (United State of Atlanta) album gives Swisha House's Michael Watts plenty to work with, and the man does not disappoint. Remixer Watts clues into the album's party atmosphere and keeps things from going over the edge until the fourth quarter. Things are slowed down to a chilled pace for the better part of the album and brittle stutters and mind-altering phasing are employed here and there, but it's only from "Shake" to the end of the album that Watts gets wild with...

Just when you want to write them off and banish them to the novelty oblivion where acts like Tag Team reside, the always-partying Ying Yang Twins come up with an undissable track and a collection of remixes that equals anything the underground mixtape world could have coughed up. "Halftime" is the new banger; a totally unexpected epic that grinds slowly, incorporates a marching band, and builds a stop-start tension of which you'd never think these over-the-top jokers were capable. It's a fantastic...