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Foxy Brown Album - Chyna Doll [Edited Version]
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Customers rating:
(10 ratings)
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Release Date:1999-01-26
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Type:Audio CD
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Genre:East Coast Rap, Hardcore Rap, Hip-Hop, Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop, Rap, Hip-Hop, Soul/R & B
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Label:Def Jam
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UPC:731455893229
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Approx. Price:$17.98
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Birth of Foxy Brown - Foxy Brown |
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Chyna Whyte - Foxy Brown |
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My Life - Foxy Brown |
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Hot Spot - Foxy Brown |
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Dog and a Fox - Foxy Brown, DMX |
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Job - Foxy Brown, Mya |
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Bomb A** - Foxy Brown |
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I Can't - Foxy Brown, Total |
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Bonnie and Clyde, Pt. 2 - Foxy Brown, Jay-Z |
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4-5-6 - Foxy Brown, Memphis Bleek, , Beanie Sigel |
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Ride (Down South) - Foxy Brown, 8Ball, Juvenile, , Mug |
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Can U Feel Me Baby - Foxy Brown, Prettyboy |
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Baller B**** - Foxy Brown, Prettyboy, Too Short |
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BWA - Foxy Brown, Gangsta Boo, Mia X |
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Tramp - Foxy Brown |
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Baby Mother - Foxy Brown |
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It's Hard Being Wifee - Foxy Brown, Noreaga |
Review - Amazon.com :
Joining a cadre of similar-sounding and conceptually cloned efforts, Foxy Brown's Chyna Doll takes its place among a field of equally mundane offerings. While Brown has shown some maturation, especially on cuts like the surprisingly personal "My Life," she's still talking about her "ill na na" ("Tramp") or making pretentious bids for big Willie (Wilma?) status ("4-5-6"). Mostly, though, Chyna Doll just sounds like any number of New York-based rap albums, especially with its commercial formula of shuffling high hats, catchy hooks, and recycled funk loops. In the end, Brown's self-exploitive (sexually and racially) cover art is likely to offer more provocative statements than the album itself. --Oliver WangCustomer review - 1999-07-06
- CHYNA DOLL: GOOD, BUT NOT GREAT.CHYNA DOLL IS A VERY GOOD LP. BUT IN COMPARISION TO ILL NA NA, THE ALBUM IS GARBAGE. STRONG TRACKS LIKE: A DOG AND A FOX, 4-5-6, MY LIFE, AND HOT SPOT DON'T HOLD THAT MUCH WEIGHT ON THIS MEDICORE LP. IF YOU ARE A TRUE FOXY FAN, GO GET THIS ALBUM. IF NOT, WAIT FOR LIL' KIM.
Customer review - 1999-07-01
- it was a nice albumi love foxy album and her style is nice and she is not trying to be like lilkim she is the bomb and her album is tight
Customer review - 1999-06-23
- WHYWHY FOXY WHY I LOVED THE FIRST ALBUM. BUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS ONE, I WILL GIVE HER PROPS ON JOINTS LIKE "4-5-6", "RIDE", AND "DOG & A FOX" BUT I THINK THATS ONLY BECAUSE OF THE ARTIST THAT FEATURED IN THE SONGS, THE REST OF SOUNDS LIKE BULL *_* _* _* _ . WHY IS SHE SOUNDING JUST LIKE LITTLE KIM THEN HAVE THE NERVE AND MAKE MENTION OF HER IN THE SONG "MY LIFE" AND WHY IS SHE RAPPIN ABOUT NOTHING BUT WHAT WHIP SHE ROLLIN, THE ICE ON HER WRIST, AND DOLCE GABBANA, BUT ONLY LANDING A CONTRACT W/ CALVIN KLIEN WHOM SHE NEVER MENTIONS. AND WHY DOES SHE SPEAK ON BEING HALF PHILAPENO, AND HER ALBUM IS TITLED CHYNA DOLL, FOXY IS DOING TOO MUCH. WHY CAN'T WE HAVE THE OLD FOXY BACK. WHY.
Customer review - 1999-06-05
- It's A Great AlbumFoxy Brown Second Album "Chyna Doll" is one of the best rap album that i've heard for the last 3 years. after her first album "Ill Na Na" brown went on to become one of best rap female artist in the U.S.A.. The album is so great because it has hite such as "Hot Spot" and "Chyna White" which are so good that you want to buy the album just to listen to these hits. BROWN IS only 19 so she already has 2 smash albums is the market and her bright shining star is just getting bigger every second.In cunculion Foxy Brown for my opinion can and maybe is allready the best and biggest rap artist even bigger then missy elliott or lauren hill or even Salt N' Pepa
Customer review - 1999-04-08
- Hot Spot, I Can't, JOB....Foxy Brings It Around AgainChynna Doll, Foxy's newest album harbors creative lyrics, and familiar track samples from years past. Her style is bouncin' and allows her fans to party the way they like. She produces her traditional formula of explicit themes, in a mainstream package appealing to the clubby-hip crowd. While pretty vulgar...her message is somewhat liberating as well. I'd love to see her perform with Lil' Kim and Missy Elliot. The tracks Hot Spot, I Can't (performed with samples from WHAM, George Michael's pre-solo group), and JOB are bound to be the best hits off this album! Foxy does it again!
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