Search - Pleasure P :: The Introduction of Marcus Cooper

A very good CD was expecting more tracks

Brian L. Ashleson | 06/09/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is a good first solo CD for Pleasure P, I have always enjoyed listen to his music, i was expecting some more tracks on here he did release songs like make you say, luckiest man, that step song, say yes but other than that this CD is that good lovin music for the summer.



1. I'm A Beast (feat. Yung Joc)9/10 Yung Joc didnt need to be on this song

2. Boyfriend #2 9/10 good song

3. Tender Roni (Handcuffin') 9/10

4. Under 10/10 one of my favorite songs

5. Let Me 10/10 another one of my fav songs maybe the best song on the CD

6. Gotta Have U 9/10

7. Did You Wrong 9/10

8. Deserves An Encore 9/10 i like how he changed the beat on this one.

9. Nocturnal 10/10 thought this song was called illusions

10. If U Were My Girl 9/10

11. Birthday Suit 10/10

12. Dream In The Air 9/10



overal i gave this album 5 stars.

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Mr Nasty

Queenie | willow grove, pa usa | 08/14/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Mr. Nasty a title once held by Aaron Hall can now go to Pleasure P! The track UNDER explains it all!!!!!! Gotta love this man for doing his thang! Oh Yeah!"

Hell Of A Debut

Derrick Dunn | Woodbridge,VA | 06/11/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"From The Jackson Five & New Edition to Mista & B2K every youthful R&B group has had one standout singer destined for solo success. Almost two years after leaving Pretty Ricky, Pleasure P provides us with the excellent debut The Introduction of Marcus Ramon Cooper. Like Michael Jackson & Ralph Tresvant before him, Pleasure P's voice provided Pretty Ricky with some of their biggest hits from Grind On Me to the massive On The Hotline. One would expect Pleasure to go the route of R&B thug, given that he came from Pretty Ricky instead where giving a credible R&B that shows off his maturing tenor. The CD opens up with the unnecessary Yung Juc collabo I'm A Beast. I'm all for wanting to grab your listener with a club banger for the first song on the CD, but I think the song would have been a better fit with Drake or Fabolous. What follows is a collection of strong ballads & guaranteed mood setters. While there's nothing as strong vocally in my opinion as Did You Wrong ,Pleasure shines on Under, Let Me Tenderroni, Under & the Cheryl Lynn sampling Your Love. There are a few missteps on the CD like the message song Dream In The Air & the previously mentioned I'm A Beast, but overall Pleasure P has made an excellent debut CD and fully emerged as a respectful R&B crooner in my book.





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