Diamond Princess [PA] by Trina (CD, Aug-2002, Slip-N-Slide Records)

Album Features
UPC:	075678351723
Artist:	Trina
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2002
Record Label:	Slip-N-Slide Records
Genre:	R&B, Southern Rap

Track Listing
1. Intro - Sommore
2. Hustling
3. Told Y'all - (featuring Rick Ross)
4. Rewind That Back - (featuring Missy Elliott)
5. B R Right - (featuring Ludacris)
6. U & Me
7. Busted Skit - (skit)
8. Nasty B**CH - (featuring Money Mark)
9. No Panties - (featuring Tweet)
10. I Wanna Holla - (featuring Duece Poppi)
11. How We Do? - (featuring Fabolous)
12. Kandi - (featuring Lil Brianna)
13. Ladies 1st - (featuring Eve)
14. Get This Money
15. 100%
16. Do You Want Me? - (featuring Bathgate)
17. Outro - Sommore

Details
Playing Time:	51 min.
Contributing Artists:	Ludacris, Missy Elliott, Eve, Jagged Edge, Money Mark, Rick Ross, Tre+6, Fabolous, Tweet, Bathgate, Duece Poppi, Lil Brianna
Distributor:	WEA (Distributor)
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Personnel includes: Trina, Missy Elliott, Trina, Money Mark, Duece Poppi, Tre+6, Rick Ross, Fabolous, Tweet, Jagged Edge, Eve, Bathgate, Lil Brianna, Duece Poppi, Ludacris.Producers include: Cool & Dre, Jim Jonsin, Signature, Just Blaze, Charles.Audio Mixer: Alvin Speights.Recording information: Circle House Studio, Miami, FL; Right Track Recordings, NY, NY.Foxy Brown and Lil' Kim may have the rep of hard-assed rap divas who are equally streetwise and sexy but Miami native Trina ups the ante with her sophomore raunchfest DIAMOND PRINCESS. Originally breaking on the scene as a member of Trick Daddy's posse, this potty-mouthed femme is unapologetic in her ribald approach towards all facets of life. From the opening intro by Sommore where there's enough salty language and references to oral sex to make a biker blush, the tone gets set for the rest of this raunchy ride. Pumped up with plenty of jacked-up beats and an equally biting flow, Trina gives her Rolodex a workout as she recruits numerous big names like Ludacris (the Middle Eastern-flavored "B R Right"), Missy Elliott (an equally exotic "Rewind That Back") and Missy protege Fabolous (the jittery "How We Do?"). Also checking in are soul chanteuse Tweet (the overtly suggestive "No Panties") and pitbull-in-a-skirt Eve (the fierce female empowerment anthem "Ladies 1st"). Just as the title DIAMOND PRINCESS suggests, Trina is a hard-edged jewel that shines with an uncanny brilliance.

Editorial Reviews
3 stars out of 5 - ...A collection of unusually complex hip-hop fantasies....Trina puts her choppy, workmanlike rhyme flow to good use...
Rolling Stone (20020919)