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It includes all the hits and classics you’ve come to love, plus the deep album cuts and B-sides that show off their versatility.

Here, we want to celebrate the best songs in the Outkast discography (yes, we even accounted for the solo songs recorded for Speakerboxxx/The Love Below). You can read about the album’s legacy-and how it planted the seeds for the group’s dissolution-elsewhere on The Ringer today.

It’s not their best album (that’s Aquemini) and it’s not the one that made them household names your mom would recognize (that’s the one with “Hey Ya!”), but it is their most daring, influential effort. On Saturday, Outkast’s seminal fourth, Stankonia, turns 20. And together they changed the sound of popular music in the process. They went to the underground, and then to outer space, and then back to Atlanta. They gave Southern hip-hop a battle cry, and they gave East Coast purists a Southern group to latch onto. They won over critics, both white and Black alike, and won a handful of Grammys. A lot has changed since then: They recorded four classic albums-each more adventurous than the last-and sold 10 million copies of their fifth. That moment came nearly 30 years ago, when the artists who would become André 3000 and Big Boi were just a pair of wide-eyed Atlanta teenagers in love with the music of De La Soul and Das EFX, hoping to impress producers Organized Noize and Laface Records label head L.A. How ‘Stankonia’ Changed Outkast-and Popular Music-Forever Ever