There's a possibility it might be. Before this album, there was really a hype surrounding Beyoncé on her career looking back. I think this album might be the album that represented her as a whole.

No.

yes

No. It also misses a signature hit.

It misses classic hits tho.

No

If it fails to produce a memorable global smash hit like like DiL and IASF did, I don't see it selling that much in the future.

As you said: visually & marketing wise. Maybe

Nah. I think the method of release will be remembered but the album itself will be largely forgotten within the next two years.

The Dark Side Of The Moon have no hits. It re-surges more often than Thriller though.

+ Blow & Pretty Hurts are still to be release

The strategy she used to release the album will be influential. The actual music, not at all. The Dark Side of the Moon is iconic because of the radical revolutionary sound that wasn't previously heard in the early 70's. Nothing about the music on Beyonce is revolutionary or forward thinking. Its just a solid album with a great release strategy and nothing more than that.

She's released 2 sexual songs already. Blow will not perform well, and Pretty Hurts is too little too late.

No, definitely not. I couldn't even get through one full listen of the album. I used to be a huge Beyoncé fan too.

Only the concept of the album, and the marketing. Other than that the album isn't amazing.

No, the impact and hype wore off about a month and a half ago..

You did not just put BEYONCÉ up on the same league of The Dark Side of the Moon and Thriller.

It's a good album, but lyrically and sonically it's hardly innovative nor unique.