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Tracks include: 1. Intro...Chicken Coop 2. (Holy Matrimony) Letter to the Firm 3. Foxy's Bells 4. Get Me Home [featuring Blackstreet] 5. The Promise [featuring Havoc] 6. Interlude ...The Set Up 7. If I... 8. The Chase 9. Ill Na Na [featuring Method Man] 10. No One's 11. Fox Boogie [featuring Kid Capri] 12. I'll Be [featuring Jay Z] 13. Outro
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
While the intro "Chicken Coop" is corny and goes on for way too long, it somehow doesn't detract from the overall vibe and brisk pace of this great CD. These are 12 tight tracks, all brilliantly produced, somewhat derivative at times, but a pleasure to blast from your car or in your headphones. "The Promise" is probably my favorite track of all, a thumping, percussive track produced by and featuring Havoc of Mobb Deep.
The fine chemistry between these 2 MC's and their fluid delivery are flawless. "Get Me Home", a smooth, R&B laced collaboration with Blackstreet manages to be radio friendly without sounding watered down. "No One's" is another soul-flavored jam that samples an old 80's jam, but breathes new life into it and Foxy's understated flow compliments the lush backing track to perfection. The album's other big hit ("I'll Be" featuring Jay-Z)ends the LP on a high note and is another collaboration made in hip-hop heaven! Her 2 follow-ups have been less consistent, but when she debuted in 1996 with this fine collection, Foxy Brown raised the stakes for female MC's everywhere. Few have managed to live up to the challenge, including Ms. Brown herself. Personally, I'm awaiting another masterpiece.
The fine chemistry between these 2 MC's and their fluid delivery are flawless. "Get Me Home", a smooth, R&B laced collaboration with Blackstreet manages to be radio friendly without sounding watered down. "No One's" is another soul-flavored jam that samples an old 80's jam, but breathes new life into it and Foxy's understated flow compliments the lush backing track to perfection. The album's other big hit ("I'll Be" featuring Jay-Z)ends the LP on a high note and is another collaboration made in hip-hop heaven! Her 2 follow-ups have been less consistent, but when she debuted in 1996 with this fine collection, Foxy Brown raised the stakes for female MC's everywhere. Few have managed to live up to the challenge, including Ms. Brown herself. Personally, I'm awaiting another masterpiece.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By Jason
Format:Audio CD
Seriously, this is a great Debut by a female rapper. This is the best female rapper out their---Lil'Kim can't touch The Ill NaNa--and wha! --Get me home and Ill be--the singles are off the chain--Ill na na and holy matrimony--are so tight and great jamming for the car--Please cop this--and dont forget about "chyna Doll" by foxy--10X better than her debut--which is rare to all artists--usually the 1st is better--but chyna doll kicks it--Ill Na NA is da bomb also
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:Audio CD
Foxy Brown is by far the greatest female rapper today and this album shows it! Her songs with Meth and Jay-Z are off the hook and Foxy's Bells has one of the tighest beats! This CD is a must get for any rap fan!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Da Ill One Rules
This is one of Foxys better and in my option great works have you bobbin all the way through some really great hits
Published 9 months ago by Eric Ervin
5.0 out of 5 stars
Classic Foxy!
This is Foxy's album debut and I was not disappointed. Back in the day I purchased the cassette version and fell in love with her confidence, hard core lyrics and Brooklyn style. Read more
Published on November 17, 2010 by Madision0805
5.0 out of 5 stars
satisfy
I love shopping from this place. (Amazon.com) they get things shipped very fast. This album iLL na na, can be listen to for decades, Foxy Brown is so real.
Published on June 13, 2009 by Tasha Jones
5.0 out of 5 stars
To all the haters
Ill Na Na is a hip hop album alongside Lil Kim's Hardcore. Both of these women paved the way for female hip hop and made it come to the forefront. Read more
Published on September 13, 2008 by S. Garrison
5.0 out of 5 stars
Foxy Rocks Her Bells On Debut Classic!
Wow it's hard to believe that this album came out 10 years ago already, I was just going through my CD collection yesterday and I was playing this and it still sounds just as live... Read more
Published on October 27, 2006 by GM
1.0 out of 5 stars
Another personality concieved by a CPA to lift a few bill from your...
Profound.
Not.
Foxy is rakin' in money from suckers. Her pimp is a CPA.
OK the dumbos who like to look at her booty and boobies can now press the... Read more
Not.
Foxy is rakin' in money from suckers. Her pimp is a CPA.
OK the dumbos who like to look at her booty and boobies can now press the... Read more
Published on August 28, 2006 by D. Garcia
4.0 out of 5 stars
awesome hip hop album
true this album is full of samples but it's a groovy party album that gets you in the mood and the music on this CD reminds me of my junior high days in 1996/97 when I hear this,... Read more
Published on October 25, 2005
4.0 out of 5 stars
Almost a classic!
Foxy Brown can straight flow! Everyone knows that. She ripped Case's Touch Me Tease me wide apart and for me, stole the show from LL Cool J on Who Shot Ya. Read more
Published on August 31, 2005 by ccpreacher69
4.0 out of 5 stars
Foxy Brown, The illest chick period.
Although Foxy aka Inga only co-wrote a couple a songs, this cd is bangin'. The production on this album was great. "Get Me Home," "I'll Be," & "Foxy's Bells" were some highlights. Read more
Published on August 21, 2005 by John
3.0 out of 5 stars
What?
I feel sorry for fans of Foxy Brown, Lil Kim, Trina and Ashlee Simpson. I don't know how fans can tell the difference between the first three and just feel sorry for Simpson fans... Read more
Published on March 18, 2005 by Rich King's Breakfast Nook
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