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    USA (United State of Atlanta)

    USA (United State of Atlanta)


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    Artist: Ying Yang Twins
    Label: Tvt
    Category: Music

    List Price: $17.98
    Buy Used: $0.99
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    Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars 89 reviews
    Sales Rank: 96140

    Format: Explicit Lyrics
    Media: Audio CD
    Discs: 1
    Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
    Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.4

    MPN: 2520
    UPC: 016581252028
    EAN: 0165812520280
    ASIN: B0009E32HA

    Release Date: June 28, 2005
    Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

    Tracks:

      • All Good Things (Intro)
      • F*** The Ying Yang Twins
      • Long Time feat. Anthony Hamilton
      • Live Again feat. Adam Levine of Maroon 5
      • We At War (Skit)
      • Ghetto Classics
      • The Courthouse (Skit)
      • 23 Hr. Lock Down feat. Bun B
      • Sex Therapy 101 (Skit)
      • Wait (The Whisper Song)
      • Sex Therapy 102 (Skit)
      • Pull My Hair
      • Sex Therapy 103 (Skit)
      • Bedroom Boom feat. Avant
      • The Walk feat. Da Muzicians, Countrie Biggz, Homebwoi & BG
      • Hoes feat. Jacki-O
      • Badd feat. Mike Jones & Mr. Collipark
      • Put That Thang Down feat. Teedra Moses
      • Shake feat. Pitbull
      • My Brother's Keeper feat. Anwar
      • Dedication & Upcoming Events (Skit)
      • U.S.A.

    Similar Items:

      • Me & My Brother
      • Chemically Imbalanced
      • U.S.A. (Still United)
      • My Brother & Me
      • Kings of Crunk

    Editorial Reviews:

    Amazon.com
    On an album filled with a conventional spread of crunkadelic beats and yelled out choruses so popular in the dirty south, it's unexpected that the heart of the Ying Yang Twins new album would be the downtempo salaciousness at the center: "Wait," "Pull My Hair," and "Bedroom Boom." Guaranteed to either titillate or offend (or perhaps, both), the songs find the Ying Yang Twins pioneering a whole new sub-genre, what Mike Banner has (jokingly?) called "intimate club." If you prefer your Ying Yang fix outside the sheets though, they have some vigorously upbeat tracks like "Ghetto Classics" (which samples Art of Noise's 1980s new wave hit, "Beat Box") and the infectiously bilingual "Shake" feat. Miami's Pitbull. The album even gets serious with the somber "23 Hr. Lock Down" feat. UGK's Bun B who speaks on his partner's Pimp C's incarceration, as well as the single mama's anthem, "Live Again." -- Oliver Wang

    Album Description
    Atlanta's Ying Yang Twins follow up their platinum breakthrough TVT Records cd, "Me & My Brother" and its massive hit "Salt Shaker", with the album of their career, "United State Of Atlanta." Kaine and D-Roc's latest smash, "Wait (The Whisper Song)," dominated clubs, radio and TV music video countdowns throughout the spring of 2005. A second single, "Badd" featuring Mike Jones looks just as strong, even as fans can't get enough of the "Wait" remix featuring Lil Scrappy, Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliot and 106 & Park's Free. No longer just a Dirty South phenomenon, Ying Yang Twins have enlisted the help of guest stars Anthony Hamilton, Pitbull, Maroon 5 (yes that Maroon 5), Bun B, BG, Avant, Jacki-O and r&b singer Teedra Moses to present their most diverse and surprising album yet. Once again, DJ Smurf handles a lot of the production duties, and Lil Jon oversaw a track for his homies as well.

    Album Description
    Hailing from Atlanta, The Ying Yang Twins present their 3rd album with guest appearances from Maroon 5, Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliott as well as fellow TVT artists Lil Jon and Pitbull. Comes complete with a 2nd disc entitled U.S.A. Chopped & Screwed that has been remixed by Michael '5000' Watts. 2005.


    Customer Reviews:   Read 84 more reviews...

    1 out of 5 stars Ying Yang Twins - USA   March 14, 2006
    Wu-Tang_Assassin (California)
    10 out of 10 found this review helpful

    LOL. Alright yea yea we all know of YYT being a club banger group and what not. But come on! Ive only heard half of this album and its wack. All there other albums before this suck. They cant flow, they have HORRIBLE voices. They rap about the SAME things every song. Guess thats what people with no talent/money hungry do. I mean yea the girls like it in the clubs, but I mean thats as far as this music goes! Anyone can write lyrics about the stuff they do, and have a better voice than them! By far. Its funny how rap like this gets popular, but REAL hiphop doesnt, Ill always wonder that. Dont get this.


    1 out of 5 stars Dork music   July 13, 2006
    Chase Kruse
    4 out of 4 found this review helpful

    Ok, booty rap was good in the 90's, when it was offensive and raunchy like, 2 live crew, Disco Rick and The Dogs, Poison clan etc.....But this is just wack weak lyrics, corny typical krunk beats that start all sounding the same....And is it just me are these guys as rappers, just horrible there voices all raspy, and annoying and one the guy's from the groups always does that annoying shout thing in interviews like hahhhhherrrrrr.....( what is he on crack or something)So if you like radio friendly, pretty boy music then the Ying Yang twins are for you peace....


    1 out of 5 stars What?   November 25, 2005
    M. Lemon
    6 out of 7 found this review helpful

    How can people call this music all it is is people screaming yeah, okay, and what. That's just dumb. The stupid sex class skits are really dumb and useless. This album looks good but don't be fooled this is not music so buy something else.


    1 out of 5 stars Copy Protected Cd's are useless   September 4, 2005
    pro_diesel (Atlanta, GA)
    6 out of 7 found this review helpful

    This CD is copy protected so my computer (which is my home stereo system) cannot play it. I had to listen to this in my wife's car. The music is solid, but this PRODUCT is useless.


    1 out of 5 stars Modern day Minstrel show   March 25, 2006
    Kurupt (chicago)
    8 out of 10 found this review helpful

    What person of color would listen to some kats named lil SAM and big BO? SAMBO? They are insulting themselves as well as any other person of color in the world. These guys rhymes suck so bad they make my ears want to retract into my head so they won't have to suffer anymore. To add insult to injury these clowns probably don't know what sambo means and chose the names cause they thought it was "cool". Do us all a favor and find the nearest/strongest southern oak tree and string yourselves up on it plantation style.


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