Aquemini (1998) Album Review

Expert Review Summary

Music critics combined give Aquemini a score of 3.4700 out of 4

based on (9) reviews

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Excellent

Music critics combined give Aquemini a score of 4 out of 4

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Very Good

Music critics combined give Aquemini a score of 3 out of 4

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Good

Music critics combined give Aquemini a score of 2 out of 4

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Featured Reviews:

All Music Guide

Even compared to their already excellent and forward-looking catalog, OutKast's sprawling third albumAqueminiwas a stroke of brilliance. Read more about Aquemini on All Music Guide

Rolling Stone

Confederate loyalists probably had something different in mind when they said, "The South shall rise again. Read more about Aquemini on Rolling Stone

PopMatters

It's 1998. Bill Clinton's kinky infidelity has congressional zealots crooning from their moral soapbox. Silicon Valley is becoming a Mecca of excess for new economy computer geeks. Boy bands, quasi-Christian rock, and bling-style hip-hop rule the pop charts. Thus enter OutKast . Read more about Aquemini on PopMatters

Reviews by Score:

Movie critics combined give Aquemini a score of 4.00 out of 4

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All Music Guide

Even compared to their already excellent and forward-looking catalog, OutKast's sprawling third albumAqueminiwas a stroke of brilliance. The chilled-out space-funk ofATLienshad already thrown some fans for a loop, andAqueminimade it clear that
...read the complete review at All Music Guide

Movie critics combined give Aquemini a score of 3.20 out of 4

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Rolling Stone

Confederate loyalists probably had something different in mind when they said, "The South shall rise again." But their prophecy seems to have been fulfilled in the form of Master P, Goodie Mob and OutKast, three Southern rap acts whose appeal
...read the complete review at Rolling Stone

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