I agree with Rated R, it brought a much better set of live performances. Part of that is that they made the songs more in her range and comfortable for her to sing.
I don't know if I'd say it brought anything new to the music industry, but it's a new direction for Rihanna. She steered away from uptempo pop smashes for this album.
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Originally posted by Rated R
Better live vocals and that's undeniable
It's also the first Rihanna album where I like the mid tempos more than the dance songs.
Lost In Paradise, What Now, Love Without Tragedy, and Half of Me>>>>
I would have liked it more if LOUD, Talk That Talk and Unapologetic were EP's and altogether considered a trilogy album a la Body Talk. That would have had more substance.
