Ying Yang Twins

On their fifth album, the Ying Yang Twins bark and growl their way through several dark, dirty tracks only a diehard fan could love before diving into a set of the hook-happy tunes they've become famous for. There's nothing as booty-shakingly bombastic as "Salt Shaker" or as novel as "Wait" here, but "Maneater"-biting "Dangerous" (driven by Wyclef Jean's tricked-out vibrato), "Leave" (in which the industry's hardest twurking artists implore a buddy to leave his stripper girlfriend, ironically) and especially the dancefloor-drunk "Friday" all have party potential.