Poll: Who delivered the MOST generic album in 2011?

Amaru

In a slight twist of this thread I decided to make a poll to see who ATRL thinks released the most generic album last year.

Out of the main 4, which album was the most generic, took the least risks, and was the most predictable from start to finish.

-Lewymocha-

Beyonce's album wasn't generic. The other 3 though

Ignacio

TTT & Femme Fatale

madonnas

FF and TTT tie... but nowhere close to that Jessie J album.

Starkboy

If FF doesn't win this....

Ignacio

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Originally posted by I'mRihannaFan

If FF doesn't win this....

Please, let's not pretend that TTT wasnt just as generic

givemethatpop

Wonder if the same people who hated Born This Way for being weird now they think it's generic

Talk That Talk was the most generic, of course. Femme Fatale is not that generic, and the other two are completely experimental.

Great Username

Rihanna's. She's made this album before but way better in the past. Horribly dull.

face

Talk that Talk.

How I Roll grants FF immunity

Tsuko

I think they were all generic, apart from Beyonce's. I think Beyonce took the most risks, since her album was very urban, and everybody knows urban=flop at the moment. So I respect her a lot for that.

The other albums had lots of electropop and dance pop songs on, and we all know dance=hit at the moment (or at least in 2011 it did). The biggest risk Lady Gaga took last year was releasing You and I as a single tbh.

My favourite album is Rihanna's, but there's a few generic songs on there to be honest.

Dephira

Quote:

Originally posted by Amaru

In a slight twist of this thread I decided to make a poll to see who ATRL thinks released the most generic album last year.

Out of the main 4, which album was the most generic, took the least risks, and was the most predictable from start to finish.

Trying to subliminally influence our opinion?

Duca

Quote:

Originally posted by givemethatpop

Talk That Talk was the most generic, of course. Femme Fatale is not that generic, and the other two are completely experimental.

'Femme Fatale' is more experimental than both of them are.

Starkboy

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Originally posted by Nacho!

Please, let's not pretend that TTT wasnt just as generic

Rihanna has songs like Cockiness,Watch N Learn, Birthday Cake, Drunk On Love,Talk That Talk, Red Lipstick , Fool in Love, nothing generic.

Your favourite?

Pedro

I can't really vote, I think I'd be biased because I would vote for Lady Gaga, just because it's the album I least like.

'Born This Way' has some generic tracks such as Born This Way or Judas (I love Judas to death though), '4' is the least generic of them all.

'Femme Fatale' ain't generic at all besides 'Till The World ends', I love the fresh beats on the album and dubstep helps it be different.

'Talk That Talk' ain't really generic either! Those fresh beats and stuff are really amazing. 'Roc Me Out' kinda sounds like 'Rude boy' but that's it!

So TO BE FAIR, I won't vote.

B94

SixWholeYears

FF & TTT are pretty generic, the other two; not much.

alstrom

BTW & 4 are far from generic.

Ignacio

Rihnna took no risks in Talk That Talk; maybe Red Lipstick. Whereas in Femme Fatale, Britney does some barely edgy things. Theres dubstep influence in Hold It Against Me (bringing dubstep to mainstream), How I Roll is a very different-sounding song, there's the soothing Trip To Your Heart, Don't Keep Me Waiting and of course, how could we forget the disaster that was Criminal?

When will Talk That Talk?

freebitch26

FF & TTT

givemethatpop

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Originally posted by Duca

'Femme Fatale' is more experimental than both of them are.

In some way, it is.