[JungleDisturbia]

Following it's chart topping predecessor Loud, Talk That Talk sees RiRi experimenting with a whole hoard of musical genres, including dirty pop, dance, R&B and drum n' bass - especially on bonus track, "Red Lipstick" (Produced by Chase & Status).

Even if they got it wrong (The-Dream produced RL) they make me so excited to hear the whole damn album in full.

[sbenci]

Farewell Produced by Alex Da Kid
I'm here for the best producer ever

[Яeo.]

Just can't take the thought of you miles away,
And I know your going somewhere, to make a better life,
I hope that you find it, on the first try...
And even though it kills me, that you have to go,
I know I would be sadder, if you'd never hit the road,
So farewell....

Already one of my favorite Rihanna ballads.

[Rowdy]

You guys know Rihanna have a new countdown video, right ?

[Georges]

Making an avi

[elliotis19]

The best way to describe the album would be is if Rated R and Loud had a baby - pure “dirty” pop.

[_roc la familia .]

The album starts off really strong. Stargate should've came harder than they did for her.

Cockiness, Watch 'n Learn, You da One & Birthday Cake were really nice.

That ode to Party Rock Anthem seems catchy as ****.

[SevenFootSounds]

Rihanna not going on tour with Talk That Talk?

[Яeo.]

Talk That Talk samples this:

[ChrisX]

2. Where Have You Been (Produced by Dr Luke, Ester Dean)
This immediate standout kicks off to a cantering acoustic beat as RiRi wonders how she's been coping without the current beau in her life. As the trancey, Benny Benassi-esque beats slowly seep in, she asks, "Where have you been all my li-i-i-ife?" In short, it's the album's 'Don't Stop The Music'.

9. Roc Me Out (Produced by Stargate, Rob Swire)
A jet-black, crotch-popping number oozing with 'tude and a killer chorus that makes for another standout moment. "Roc me out back and forth/ Roc me out on the floor... I've been a bad girl daddy," she teases. In short, it's the love child of her previous smashes 'Hard' and 'Rude Boy'.

14. Fool In Love (Produced by Dr Luke, Ester Dean)
Rihanna channels Madge in this midtempo closer about being in love with a bad boy. "Papa he's quite a man, he adores me/ he's my biggest fan," she insists over acoustic guitars that quickly build into '80s-rawk ones, before claiming: "We're too far down the hole/ He's got a hold on my soul."

[garmonbozia2]

This gon leak soon, right? I mean, if they're letting Digital Spy of all people to get a listen.....it HAS TO RIGHT????

[JungleDisturbia]

12. Red Lipstick (Produced by Chase & Status, The Dream, Rihanna)

Rihanna produced RL... omgbyrwbfywgf6yfbrtywbyehufv

[J-esper]

Previews sound amazing
Next friday (so not tommorow ) cannot come fast enough!

[musicman]

Its tomorrow isnt it

[Starkboy]

2. Where Have You Been (Produced by Dr Luke, Ester Dean)
This immediate standout kicks off to a cantering acoustic beat as RiRi wonders how she's been coping without the current beau in her life. As the trancey, Benny Benassi-esque beats slowly seep in, she asks, "Where have you been all my li-i-i-ife?" In short, it's the album's 'Don't Stop The Music'.

Shouldn't WHYB produced by Calvin ??

[_roc la familia .]

deeeeeeeeeadddd @ that review not liking any of the "urban" songs.

[Peep Show]

Originally posted by I'mRihannaFan

Shouldn't WHYB produced by Calvin ??

It's actually Dr. Luke & Calvin weird they didn't mention him

[ChrisX]

Originally posted by _roc la familia .

deeeeeeeeeadddd @ that review not liking any of the "urban" songs.

noticed that as well. lol.
but they did dig "Roc Me Out".

[ChrisX]

Up +1 on iTunes to #12.

[rihannafan]

i just listened to the smippets again since i was at college :

here are my thoughts :
1-i like/love every song
2-WHUB and DOL and farewell are obvious standouts
3-an album that caters every taste equally
4i don't like though that roc me out sounds too rude boy and TTT so black and yellow but it's ok
5-i love how the after yesterday's stale magazine article we found out that rih co produced and written 5 songs ,, take that haters !!!