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UrbAlternately gritty and bouncy beats by Organized Noize and DJ Sleepy can't quell the sensation of attending a school reunion minus the quarterback. [Jun 2004, p.85]
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BlenderThe bulk of One Monkey finds the boys trying too hard to distance themselves from their former weirdness. [Aug 2004, p.132]
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On their own terms, at least, they deliver.
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New Musical Express (NME)Full of banging beats, big noise and abundant wit and joy. [26 Jun 2004, p.55]
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VibeCee-Lo's soulful spirituality is sorely missed. [Jun 2004, p.155]
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Goodie Mob sounds newly rejuvenated, almost vivified by the tremendous odds they faced coming back instead of impeded by it.
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MojoThere's nothing here that elevates the Goodies above the level of the ordinary. [Aug 2004, p.96]
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Its hardly a classic on par with 1995's Soul Food or 1998's underrated Still Standing, but it's a solid effort from a consistently interesting group.
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Uneven, especially compared to their earlier records, and less ambitious than the "bring it on" misinterpretation of the title might make you think.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 3 out of 7
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Mixed: 0 out of 7
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Negative: 4 out of 7
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Apr 24, 2018
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awhiteboySep 19, 2004
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LawrencePJul 25, 2004I guess CEE-LO was the brainchild of Goodie Mob. No where as good as "still standing."