Queen of Pain
by
Devil Doll
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studio album
First released:
2002

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Release dates:
  • 2002 in United States

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Heavy Metal, Punk, Retro,
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4 stars Punky lounge singer???
Too bad there are some folks out there ripping this album, because they thought it was someone else. Oh well, that's the way some folks are...

Anyway, this is a pretty solid album. Pretty diverse selection of styles... Wouldn't be surprised to hear some of this in a nice nightclub or a seedy strip bar. On a few tunes, she really belts it out! It's smoky, sexy, jazzy, punkish, brassy, b#llsy, b$tchy with a pinch of burlesque-y gurl power. Total of 18 tracks, but would have been better if they cu…
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Written by J. D. Weis "jdweis1972"
2 stars Just okay.
I like her style, but the music lacks energy, movement, melody... it basically falls flat. Her vocals could use some work. Her voice is pleasing, but she doesn't add any interesting variations. It also falls flat. Overall though, it's a good start in the right direction. It just needs a shot of vibrancy all around.
Written by T. Kukta "music-lover"

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Queen of Pain 18 tracks format: 1 x CD
record label: Lucky Bluebird Records
release dates: Oct 14 2003
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