[GeezusHaberdash]

I have a feeling she's going to have some grunge elements. I also think she'll lean more toward "That's Why You're Beautiful" type songs.

[satellites.™]

Geez Bye.... I Am...Sasha Fierce ***** without even trying on the other albums because it has EVERYTHING and not just one sound....

B'Day was thrown together and while it was amazing I didnt feel anything special from it because she didnt have the time to put her heart in it.

[***Chu]

Originally posted by Satellites

B'Day was thrown together and while it was amazing I didnt feel anything special from it because she didnt have the time to put her heart in it.

Serious? B'Day was her best work up to date. Dangerously had tons of fillers and I Am..Sasha Fierce hits were all generic (except Single Ladies). When I spinned B'Day + unreleased tracks, it sounded trillion times better than I Am...Sasha Fierce. Yes of course it was not diversified by including as much as types/genres as it could include but she did damn well on 70s 80s funk.

[Kisuke]

we better get the mastered version

[***Chu]

Gosh somebody send me that final version of Should Have (mp3) please. I was dying to hear this years ago.

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by Linnen Armani

I Am..Sasha Fierce hits were all generic (except Single Ladies).

What the ****?

[***Chu]

Man shtt. It IS the same with a first demo leaked. You liar kisuke.

[Kisuke]

at her punishing us like that

[***Chu]

Originally posted by Satellites

What the ****?

If I Were A Boy = typical Toby Gad
Halo = Ryan Tedder (even though Beyoncé was a trendsetter by using this song first)
Sweet Dreams = somehow sounded like a Rihanna's song.

[GeezusHaberdash]

Originally posted by Satellites

Geez Bye.... I Am...Sasha Fierce ***** without even trying on the other albums because it has EVERYTHING and not just one sound....

B'Day was thrown together and while it was amazing I didnt feel anything special from it because she didnt have the time to put her heart in it.

B'Day is her most cohesive album. It's full of energy & funk, which was the purpose of the album and the sounds all blend together. It was a party album (hence the title) but the songs carried a message of promoting the independence, strength, & sexuality of women.

IASF has some of her best individual songs but also some of her weakest. As a whole cohesive album it is all over the place. The Sasha side is so tame compared to B'Day Beyonce. The vocals are restrained and you have songs like "Diva" "Ego" & "Radio" all on the same album.


DIL is her 2nd most cohesive album but at the same time her songs aren't as strong.

In terms of cohesiveness:
B'Day > DIL > IASF

In terms of best individual songs:
IASF > B'Day > DIL

[Kisuke]

Originally posted by GeezusHaberdash

I have a feeling she's going to have some grunge elements. I also think she'll lean more toward "That's Why You're Beautiful" type songs.

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by Linnen Armani

If I Were A Boy = typical Toby Gad
Halo = Ryan Tedder (even though Beyoncé was a trendsetter by using this song first)
Sweet Dreams = somehow sounded like a Rihanna's song.

- If I Were A Boy was a worldwide hit for a reason, it was something different for Beyonce.
- Halo was very new for her, hence the reason she won her first pop vocal Grammy.
- Rihanna couldn't sing "Sweet Dreams" in her nightmares and she has no songs similar to it.
- The I Am... side is genius and very underrated so I see no generic at all.

[Love]

Originally posted by Linnen Armani

Serious? B'Day was her best work up to date. Dangerously had tons of fillers and I Am..Sasha Fierce hits were all generic (except Single Ladies). When I spinned B'Day + unreleased tracks, it sounded trillion times better than I Am...Sasha Fierce. Yes of course it was not diversified by including as much as types/genres as it could include but she did damn well on 70s 80s funk.

I can listen to B'Day start to finish without skipping any tracks. It's truly a masterpiece. Dangerously In Love has a lot of filler but Me, Myself and I, Baby Boy, Naughty Girl, Crazy In Love, The Closer I Get To You, Yes, and Be With You are amazing songs and they make up for the filler. I couldn't get into I Am..Sasha Fierce.

[***Chu]

Originally posted by GeezusHaberdash

In terms of cohesiveness:
B'Day > DIL > IASF

That also explained why the **** IASF losing album of the year to a cheesy yawning ''cohesive'' teenage theme. Fack.

[Kisuke]

i am sure songs like this will make it

[GeezusHaberdash]

Originally posted by Satellites

I Am...Sasha Fierce has EVERYTHING and not just one sound....

And that's what hurts it.

Album cohesiveness >>> iPod shuffle album.

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by GeezusHaberdash

B'Day is her most cohesive album. It's full of energy & funk, which was the purpose of the album and the sounds all blend together. It was a party album (hence the title) but the songs carried a message of promoting the independence, strength, & sexuality of women.

IASF has some of her best individual songs but also some of her weakest. As a whole cohesive album it is all over the place. The Sasha side is so tame compared to B'Day Beyonce. The vocals are restrained and you have songs like "Diva" "Ego" & "Radio" all on the same album.


DIL is her 2nd most cohesive album but at the same time her songs aren't as strong.

In terms of cohesiveness:
B'Day > DIL > IASF

In terms of best individual songs:
IASF > B'Day > DIL

Girl Bye... the sales and the success do not lie! Even the critics liked this album better as did most of the fans... Im not here for that novel you wrote because B'Day compared to IASF is just not happening... there were many random moments on B'Day like Resentment and Listen after songs like Freakum Dress and Get Me Bodied! She took her time and let IASF flow and it did perfectly.

[***Chu]

Originally posted by Satellites

- If I Were A Boy was a worldwide hit for a reason, it was something different for Beyonce.
- Halo was very new for her, hence the reason she won her first pop vocal Grammy.
- Rihanna couldn't sing "Sweet Dreams" in her nightmares and she has no songs similar to it.
- The I Am... side is genius and very underrated so I see no generic at all.

- Because it has Beyoncé name on it and being released at first single.
- Because Beyoncé vocal is always stunning
- I mean the dance/pop which Beyoncé barely tried before.
- Yes it was underrated because it is not single-worthy. They do not sound exactly the same to any previous works but still.

[satellites.™]

I dont agree.

[1-N-Only21]

Originally posted by Linnen Armani

Serious? B'Day was her best work up to date. Dangerously had tons of fillers and I Am..Sasha Fierce hits were all generic (except Single Ladies). When I spinned B'Day + unreleased tracks, it sounded trillion times better than I Am...Sasha Fierce. Yes of course it was not diversified by including as much as types/genres as it could include but she did damn well on 70s 80s funk.

Lin speaking the truth. I Am...Sasha Fierce is microwaved to the max.
I just don't agree with what you said about DIL, I loooove that album.