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Outkast Atliens Mp3, Flac, Wma OutKast ATLiens mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: ATLiens Country: Russia MP3 version RAR size: 1699 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1125 mb WMA version RAR size: 1103 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 423 Other Formats: TTA MP3 VOX DXD MIDI ADX VQF Tracklist Hide Credits You May Die (Intro) 1 1:05 Producer – Organized Noize Productions*Vocals – Joi , Whild Peach Two Dope Boyz (In A Cadillac) 2 2:46 Producer – Organized Noize Productions* ATLiens 3 3:50 Producer – OutKast Wheelz Of Steel 4 4:03 Producer – OutKastScratches – Mr. DJ Jazzy Belle 5 4:12 Producer – Organized Noize Productions*Scratches – Mr. DJVocals – Debra Killings Elevators (Me & You) 6 4:25 Backing Vocals – Sleepy BrownProducer – OutKastVocals – Debra Killings Ova Da Wudz 7 3:48 Producer – OutKastRap [Additional] – WitchdoctorScratches – Mr. DJ Babylon 8 4:24 Producer – Organized Noize Productions*Vocals [Additional] – Andrea Martin Wailin' 9 2:00 Producer – Organized Noize Productions*Rap [Additional] – Cee-Lo Mainstream 10 Producer – Organized Noize Productions*Rap [Additional] – Khujo*, T-Mo*Scratches – Mr. 5:18 DJ Decatur Psalm 11 Producer – Organized Noize Productions*Rap [Additional] – Big Gipp, Cool Breeze Vocals – 3:58 Joi , Whild Peach Millenium 12 3:09 Producer – Organized Noize Productions*Vocals [Additional] – ShaJuanna Edghill E.T. (Extraterrestrial) 13 3:07 Producer – OutKastRap [Additional] – Witchdoctor 13th Floor / Growing Old 14 7:50 Producer – Organized Noize Productions*Vocals – Debra Killings Elevators (ONP 86 Mix) 15 4:36 Remix – Organized Noize Productions* Credits A&R [Coordination] – Dee Dee Hibbler A&R [Direction] – Kawan 'KP' Prather* Acoustic Guitar – Carlos Glover (tracks: 8), Tomi Martin (tracks: 1, 3, 10, 12) Art Direction [& Creative Concept] – D.L. Warfield Backing Vocals [Background Vocal] – Sleepy Brown (tracks: 6) Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Debra Killings (tracks: 5, 6, 14) Bass – James "Jay" Nicholas* (tracks: 12), Marq Jefferson* (tracks: 2), Moog (tracks: 13), Preston Crump (tracks: 4, 6, 7, 9 to 11, 13) Creative Director – Davett Singletary, Liwaza Green, Outkast Design – Nigel Sawyer Drum Programming – Organized Noize Productions* (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 5, 8 to 12, 13, 15), OutKast (tracks: 3, 4, 6, 7, 13) Drums – Dee Simmons (tracks: 3) Executive-Producer – Kenneth B. Edmonds*, Antonio M. Reid*, Organized Noize Productions, Inc.* Guitar – Craig Love (tracks: 4, 12), Ed Stroud* (tracks: 2) Guitar [Wahwah Guitar] – Martin Terry (tracks: 8, 10) Illustration [Cover] – Frank Gomez Illustration [Interior & All Coloring] – Vince Robinson Keyboards – Kenny Wright* (tracks: 3, 15), Chanz* (tracks: 1, 10) Keyboards [Keyboard Programming] – Organized Noize Productions* (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 5, 8 to 12, 13, 15), OutKast (tracks: 3, 4, 6, 7, 13) Liner Notes [Storyline] – Ruben "Big Rube" Bailey* Management – Flavor Unit Management Mastered By – Carlton Batts Organ – Chanz* (tracks: 4) Photography By – John Halpern Piano – Chanz* (tracks: 14), Skinny Miracles (tracks: 9) Rhythm Guitar – Craig Love (tracks: 12) Scratches – Mr. DJ (tracks: 4, 5, 7, 10) Violin – Kerren Berz (tracks: 1) Vocals [Additional Vocals] – Andrea Martin (tracks: 8), Cee-Lo Green* (tracks: 9), ShaJuanna (tracks: 12), EJ Tha Witch Doctor* (tracks: 7, 13) Notes For sale in Russia and CIS Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 8 28766 73372 3 Matrix / Runout: 82876673372 Mould SID Code: IFPI ZR01 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 73008-26029-2 OutKast ATLiens (CD, Album) LaFace Records 73008-26029-2 US 1996 LaFace Records, 73008 26029 2 OutKast ATLiens (CD, Album) 73008 26029 2 Europe 1996 Arista 73008-26029-2 OutKast ATLiens (CD, Album) LaFace Records 73008-26029-2 Canada 1996 73008-26029-4 OutKast ATLiens (Cass, Album) LaFace Records 73008-26029-4 US 1996 73008-26029-2 OutKast ATLiens (CD, Album) LaFace Records 73008-26029-2 US 1996 Related Music albums to ATLiens by OutKast Bubba Sparxxx - The Charm OutKast - Aquemini Dao De Noize vs Misantronics - Buddha Peace Noize / Small Sacrifices Organized Noize - Organized Noize OutKast - Player's Ball OutKast - Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik - Snippets From The Upcoming OutKast Album Organized Noize Featuring Andrea Martin & Queen Latifah - Set It Off Noize Suppressor, - OutKast - Idlewild OutKast - Stankonia.
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