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The most important, least heralded Southern rap group signs with Diddy and loses something of its local verve. The guest spots by Ludacris, T.I. and Twista help, but the soggy bounce-lite production is a crunk killer.

CHRISTIAN HOARD AND JON CARAMANICA

(Posted: Jun 24, 2004)

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