Conversations With Queen

Artist: Queen Pen
Label: Motown
Category: Music

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Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 044001378522
EAN: 0044001378522
ASIN: B00005J9UF

Release Date: 2001-05-22

Conversations With Queen

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| Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

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| Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Tracks:

Warn U
P***y Ain't For Free
I Reps
QP/Cam'ron?
QP Walks
Ghetto Divorce
QP/Miss Jones?
I Got Cha
Revolution
For You
Baby Daddy
QP/563
Cold Cold World
It's True
What Yall Wanna Hear
Who's The

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Customer Reviews:

What happened.......2006-07-30

Her first album had a spark to it that made you think she had some type of talent. This album is totally different. The only good track in my opinion is a cold cold world. The rest of this seemed like she had nothin to say and just had to force an album out to fulfill her contract. No wonder shes disappeared without a trace. Good Luck Queen Pen in whatever it is your pursuing.

A Fan from the start.......2006-02-03

I understand some of you other rewiers statement. but this album is not half bad as y'all said some track are wack. well in my eyes most of them are good like (FOR YOU, cold cold world & I got cha).what i'm trying say don't buy this album hoping its good from the first track to the last. so if you are NOT! a true fan do not buy it

Never Holds Your Attention.......2004-11-25

This album is mainly held together by okay tracks. There aren't really any highlights, just different shades of lowlights. The problem is some of the ryhmes don't make sense, such as claiming that rappers that came out well before her stole her style, she spends way to much time trying to attack other female rappers that are out of her league (Foxy Brown and Lil' Kim), and brags about having a life style, and reputation that she hasn't built. Her flow is tight at times, but her ryhmes never seem to hit there marks. There are a couple tracks that may get your attention, but none that hold it.

This album is ok.......2003-12-06

She can rap, but the songs are boring. Maybe it is because I do not like her. She tried to diss my girl Foxy Brown on this album subliminally. I mean if she is so hardcore why diss someone subliminally. Queen Pen is very fake. She could rap. Instead of dissing Foxy and Kim, she need to be more concerned about her and her career because her album sales are low.

Conversations with Queen.......2003-02-09

Her debut was probably the worst female rap album of all time, so why she decided to put out a sophomore album just boggles my mind. Despite the fact that her 1999 debut My Melody went gold, Queen is an atrocious rapper. Her insane jealously twards rap's leading ladies Lil Kim & Foxy Brown is repetative and annoying and the fact that she claim's they stole her style when she came in the game 4 years after them is pathetic.

Despite strong guest appearences by Prodigy, Amil & Cam'ron and some tight production from DJ Clue, this is the most disgusting and humiliating garbage to ever be released by a woman in the industry. No wonder this never cracked the top 200.

Music Album:

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Clifford Brown & Max Roach ~ Clifford Brown, Max Roach

Harcology ~ Greg Gisbert

California Guitar ~ Mundell Lowe

Jack the Ripper ~ Jeff Newell

ALL ABOUT TIME ~ Todd Haddad

Silueta ~ Ana Gabriel

Rompe Tu Silencio ~ Girasoules

The Artist ~ Johnny Pacheco

RCA Club ~ Los Indios Tabajaras