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Cee-Lo And Big Gipp Announce The Return Of Goodie M.O.B. posted by Garry "Prophecy" Sun on June 21, 2011
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Cee-Lo Was Just As Excited Announcing As We Were To Hear About The Return Of Goodie M.O.B.

Any true Hip-Hop head over the last 20 years is just about to hear something they’ve been waiting for for a long time…

Cee-Lo Green and Big Gipp, two of the founding members of Atlanta Based Hip-Hop Group, and original Dungeon Family Members, along with Outkast, announced last night that Goodie M.O.B. will soon return, reunited for a new studio album, their first with all four members since 1999′s “World Party“.

Goodie M.O.B. released the album “One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show“, which did not feature Cee-Lo, since he left the group to pursue his solo career, which has since launched him into Superstardom, especially considering his collaborations with Danger Mouse and Bruno Mars.

Big Gipp Leads The Process Like Only Southernplayalistikcadillacpimplayerz Usually Do

It will be quite exciting to bring this group back together, since they were the first to come up with Outkast and their production team, Organized Noize.  Collectively, the crew formed the “Dungeon Family” giving a unique sound to Southern Hip-Hop that blended their tunes with otherworldly sounds and themes, giving them a universal appeal that few Hip-Hop acts can rival to this day.

And we sure as heck waited a long time for this news… Cee-Lo and Gipp didn’t come out of BOA until damn near 1am. It was so late, even Cee-Lo was looking like he was just about to knock out standing up. Not forrealz ;)

Your eyelids are getting heavier... You're getting Cee-Leepy.. Cee-Leeeeepy

We’ve got more from Goodie M.O.B., or for those that don’t know, the “Good Die Mostly Over Bulls#!t” and as Cee-Lo Explained “You take one “O” away and you get ‘God Is Every Man Of Blackness’”.

But until that post, let’s hit you with the first single, “Cell Therapy” from their debut album “Soul Food“.  If you don’t own the album, or never heard it, you need to download that piece ASAP… it’s one of the deepest albums Hip-Hop has ever known.

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