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Video After The Jump The Goodie Mob reunion is official. The group performed their new single "Fight To Win" Monday [April 23] on 'The Voice." Their new album Age Against the Machine is currently being recorded. No release date has been announced as of yet. Follow MeRead Full Story

In anticipation of his forthcoming album The Lady Killer Cee-Lo Green blesses us with a Greg Street-powered mixtape entitled Stray Bullets. The project contains new songs provided by Atlanta’s soulful ambassador most notably a reunion track of The Goodie Mob. Click HERE for the download! Here’s the scoop on the tape: Signatured and Sung the Shit Out Of by Cee Lo Green, aka Sugar Lo Leonard, aka Lothar of the Ill People, aka Mr. Lo Jangles, aka Lo Lucas (African American Gangster), aka Locifer...Read Full Story

Lyrics: New york city, you're so big and tough,Well here we come, baby, struttin' our stuff.Well we look kinda freaky we're pretty damn bad.Cause southern cookin' is all we've ever had.Oh, cook 'em up some greens, baby.I've seen the mountains up in tennessee.Sweet little hill women satisfied me.We all know it's tough and it's an uphill battle.But we're running 'em hard baby, sitting in the saddle.Oh, come on baby.New york city you're so big and tough.My pistols are loaded, i feel rough.Well...Read Full Story

Veteran Singer/Rapper and mentor on hit TV show The Voice, Cee-Lo Green, got the rest of his Goodie Mob Crew - Khujo, Big Gipp, T-Mo - on the show for the first performance of their new single "Fight To Win". This is the first single off their upcoming album, Age Against The Machine. Check it out up top...#Peace.Love.FightToWinRead Full Story

Goodie Mob attends the 2010 Soul Train Awards at the Cobb Energy Center on November 10, 2010 in Atlanta, Georgia 1. The Gold All IN ONE 2. The Red Leather Jacket 3. The Black Leather Jacket 4. The Military Jacket Which one is your favourite outfit? Goodie Mob is a hip hop act based in Atlanta, Georgia that formed in 1991 and currently consists of members Cee-Lo Green, Khujo, T-Mo and Big Gipp. As of 2011, Goodie Mob has begun to focus on recording their new album. Cee-Lo spoke with MTV News...Read Full Story

Cee Lo Green is returning to his rap roots - he is making plans to reunite his former hip-hop group Goodie Mob. Green found fame as a member of the rap group in the 1990s, but quit in 2000 and we... Read More >Read Full Story

Lyrics: [Big Gipp]We fixin' run this shitWe fixin' to put our own shit out[Verse 1: Big Gipp]From A-Town, so I'ma put up my hoodYou pay for what chu' get, determines whether you chief ridin'Live, keep goodIf a job don't find you, struggle usually willMostly attracted at this skill, makin' you feelUgly inside, huh, and the feel pretty about my lifestyleCause I get mine, apartment complex and services since I was a childSo it ain't shit for me to clamp down on my heartsUh, try Mr. Ed, throwin...Read Full Story

Goodie Mob Reunites for Remember Atlanta Performance Shameless Plug Presents One Night Only Goodie Mob Reunion at the Masquerade Music Park Shameless Plug Promotions today announced a one-night only Goodie Mob reunion performance at the Masquerade in Atlanta on Saturday September 19, 2009. Doors open at 7:00 pm. Tickets for ‘Remember Atlanta’ go on sale Saturday, August 1st through Ticketmaster. The highly anticipated show is expected to be the highlight of the hip-hop community’s concert...Read Full Story

Perhaps one of the most prolific groups that ever came from out of the south. Goodie Mob changed the face of hip-hop for ever. They took us on a tour on the Marta train station where we could get a glimpse of where they were from, and what it was like growing up in their hood. Maurice Garland did an excellent Job of writing an article for creative loafing so we decided to put a few excerpts from that write up here. Once known as “the city too busy to hate,” Atlanta has seemingly turned into...Read Full Story

Poet Georgia Me did an excellent Job announcing the talent and her spoken world pieces reminds you of the Atlanta culture to the fullest. When these guys came on to the stage I thought I was going to have a Lil mama moment. Looking around at the crowd behind made me realize that this group Goodie Mob is the soul to the Atlanta music scene. I’m not sure if there will ever be a group like this in the future of Atlanta hip-hop. With them performing their classic hits it reminded me that this...Read Full Story