Originally posted by UnusualBoy Funny you say that when without the re-release they had the same amount of singles, the difference is that TD singles had more longevity so that's what there's too much time among them, while Rihanna threw them all in less that a year.... Loud Only Girl What's My Name? S&M California King Bed Raining Men Man Down Cheers Teenage Dream Cali Gurls Teenage Dream Firework ET Last Friday Night The One That Got Away

And she did promo/remix for a good chunk of her singles. Rihanna stopped promoting after S&M aside from the American Idol performance of CKB. She released and didn't give a crap about Raining Men, Man Down and Cheers. Amazing how Cheers still went top 10 (probably top 3 had WFL not invaded out of nowhere) and Man Down took over so many parts of Europe.
Loud, however short-lived its era, was and still is superior.

Originally posted by NewRihannaStan Well if you break LOUD down it isn't the tradional pop album . So in your instance TD represents modern day pop . LOUDSUS remains the better era and better album

Originally posted by rihannabiggestfan Even if TD outsold Loud by a few copies, with a rerelease and 8 singles? And an era that lasted 2.5 years? No. Anyway, Loud sold more despite lasting only a year and not having a rerelease. (See below). And even if it didn't, it's more impressive http://atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=665164