It look's like Outkast is set to take over the game in 2005 just as they did in 2003/2004. The sixth OutKast album, 10 the Hard Way, is due for release in the summer 2005. The album was originally set to release in June but has been pushed back.

Intended as a throwback to the Southernplayalisticadillakmusic days, the album will feature ten songs, all strictly hip hop, and all produced by Organized Noise. It's been rumored to be a return to the hardcore hip-hop that they originally emerged with. Also on the immediate horizon is protege' Killer Mike and his second release Ghetto Extraordinary which I've heard and has the potential to be major.

In addition, Outkast will be starring in a HBO movie, My Life in Idlewild and will be doing a movie soundtrack album based on the movie. Big Boi said of the Bryan Barber-directed picture: “It’s like two stories going on at the same time. Dre’s is like more a love story and mine is kind of crazy, wild… Bryan did a really good writing the script, and it’s going to be real good!”

Said to be set in the Prohibition-era deep south, the film co-stars Ving Rhames, Paula Jai Parker, Hustle and Flow's Terrence Howard and Malinda Williams. Andre 3000 is currently starring in Four Brothers produced by John Singleton.

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oooooooooooooooooooooooooh i can't wait...most underatted rap group next to the clipse

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"don't assume me Im not what you're used to"

sounds sort of like the idea behind black album... returning to the beginning, etc.
is it gonna be their last album? i cant wait to hear it anyone know when it is coming out (an exact date)?

Already downloaded i few tracks from that CD most of them are nice...Outkast is gonna be on fire again at the end of this summer and in the fall...

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werd......... i heard its suppose to be good....... and Terrence Howard is in everything now, god damn

are they together or is it 2 solo albums like speakerboxxx/love below?

soudns like a return to illness. this isnt the first throwback album though mind you. The Roots- The Tipping Point is much the same...