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| | Goodie Mob --- Ink Blot Magazine |
 | | The Goodie Mob, namely Thomas Burton (Cee-Lo), Willie Knighton (Khujo), Robert Barnett (T-Mo) and Cameron Gipp (Big Gipp), still one of the few Atlanta-based hip-hop groups to achieve national success, absolutely personify modern-day Atlanta, in both their achievements and their muddled, Jim Crow-shackled history. |
 | | The only hip-hop groups to use live instruments either on wax or in live performances are Outkast, Goodie Mob, the Roots and the Fugees, both as a group and in solo ventures, and not too many people would resist the idea that those groups also put on incredibly exciting concerts. |
 | | Nearly all of Goodie's music, even the singles they've released, have been mid-tempo songs like the organic "Soul Food" and the R&B radio-friendly "Beautiful Skin." The constant complaint from deejays, especially those in the clubs, was that 80 bpm just wasn't cutting it. |
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