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| The rural rapper’s third album lives up to its title. Ms. New Booty (w/Ying Yang Twins & Mr. Collipark), Heat It Up, Run Away, The Otherside, more. |
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| 1 Represent |
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| 2 Heat It Up |
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| 3 Claremont Lounge |
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| 4 As the Rim Spins |
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| 5 That Man |
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| 6 The Otherside |
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| 7 Ain't Life Grand |
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| 8 Run Away |
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| 9 Wonderful |
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| 10 Ms. New Booty |
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| 11 Hey! (A Lil Gratitude) |
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| 12 Ms. New Booty [Multimedia Track] |
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Album Review
Southern rapper Bubba Sparxxx must have taken the non-response to his 2003 album, the introspective "Deliverance", to heart. He's moved out of the Timbaland camp -- although the producer does make an appearance on the infectious "Hey!" -- and into Big Boi's Purple Ribbon crew for his third release, the well-rounded, just-short-of-excellent "Charm". Club bangers like the catchy "Ms. New Booty" with Ying Yang Twins are plentiful and there's a great amount of flash and polish, all wrapped up in a tight package with one major exception. After a steady stream of driven numbers that justify this chart-hungrier style for Bubba, the too-sweet, too-sugary "Run Away" sounds "American Idol" clean as it begs to get a taste of the mainstream. Making up for this is the bouncy and bright "Wonderful," the tense "Otherside" with Petey Pablo, and the low-riding "Claremont Lounge," which brings to mind the great "Deliverance" with its deep Organized Noize-provided beat. "Deliverance" is still his great album, but it didn't work so well on the weekend. "The Charm", on the other hand, does as it good-times Bubba back into the collective consciousness. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide
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