Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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There’s a missing link in that evolutionary chart of the history of Southern rap, that onward Sherman’s March towards sonic progress, a rapper who, after the singular and unprecedented success of OutKast, proved Southern rap’s chart dominance was no passing fad, no exception to the rule. He would be, for a time, undoubtedly one of the biggest rappers on earth, and his second album would top the Billboard rap charts, and hit number three on the pop, leaving only a rapper named Eminem above him as the biggest selling rapper of 2002.
His outfits in the club were ridiculous and so conspicuous, and his name was Ludacris.
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Package Details:
- 20th Anniversary Edition of Luda’s 3x-Platinum Album, Featuring “Move Bitch” and “Area Codes”
- Pressed on Exclusive 2LP Orange Galaxy Vinyl
- Listening Notes Booklet by Andrew Winistorfer
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Video by Richard Edens // @richardedens
Vinyl Me, Please is a monthly record subscription for music lovers, by music lovers. There’s no algorithm: just people picking albums they think everyone should own and care about.
#vinylmeplease #ludacris
Get it here: bit.ly/3zttBId
There’s a missing link in that evolutionary chart of the history of Southern rap, that onward Sherman’s March towards sonic progress, a rapper who, after the singular and unprecedented success of OutKast, proved Southern rap’s chart dominance was no passing fad, no exception to the rule. He would be, for a time, undoubtedly one of the biggest rappers on earth, and his second album would top the Billboard rap charts, and hit number three on the pop, leaving only a rapper named Eminem above him as the biggest selling rapper of 2002.
His outfits in the club were ridiculous and so conspicuous, and his name was Ludacris.
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Package Details:
- 20th Anniversary Edition of Luda’s 3x-Platinum Album, Featuring “Move Bitch” and “Area Codes”
- Pressed on Exclusive 2LP Orange Galaxy Vinyl
- Listening Notes Booklet by Andrew Winistorfer
---
Video by Richard Edens // @richardedens
Vinyl Me, Please is a monthly record subscription for music lovers, by music lovers. There’s no algorithm: just people picking albums they think everyone should own and care about.
#vinylmeplease #ludacris
