This album trinity is still being discussed TTT ***** all over Loud in terms of cohesiveness, Loud is just a genre-swapping mess. All the songs seperately are hot, but as an album it has no plot, no theme its "Loud" but it doesn't really feel like an album, just a collection of hits.
Oh mama mama mama I just dragged Loud to the ground
Even though the album is not cohesive. All the songs work well together. Just because it is not cohesive doesnt make it not good. And almost all the tracks are
This album trinity is still being discussed TTT ***** all over Loud in terms of cohesiveness, Loud is just a genre-swapping mess. All the songs seperately are hot, but as an album it has no plot, no theme its "Loud" but it doesn't really feel like an album, just a collection of hits.
Oh mama mama mama I just dragged Loud to the ground
Loud might be a genre-hopping mess, but TTT is just a mess. Cohesive =/= better. Yes, TTT is a mix of urban and house tunes, but some of them sound incomplete and a lot of the material on TTT doesn't provide any competition to the material on Good Girl Gone Bad, Rated R, or Loud.
If We Found Love or the Birthday Cake rihmix weren't on TTT (I replaced the unfinished interlude with the rihmix), then it would be on the same level as AGLM and MOTS. TTT is a nice collection of songs, and works better as an album than Loud does. But that doesn't stop Loud's material from slaying (most of) TTT.
This album trinity is still being discussed TTT ***** all over Loud in terms of cohesiveness, Loud is just a genre-swapping mess. All the songs seperately are hot, but as an album it has no plot, no theme its "Loud" but it doesn't really feel like an album, just a collection of hits.
Oh mama mama mama I just dragged Loud to the ground
Loud revived her career and sky rocketed her status as a force to be reckoned with. Thou shall NAWT hate on her best album.
Loud might be a genre-hopping mess, but TTT is just a mess. Cohesive =/= better. Yes, TTT is a mix of urban and house tunes, but some of them sound incomplete and a lot of the material on TTT doesn't provide any competition to the material on Good Girl Gone Bad, Rated R, or Loud.
If We Found Love or the Birthday Cake rihmix weren't on TTT (I replaced the unfinished interlude with the rihmix), then it would be on the same level as AGLM and MOTS. TTT is a nice collection of songs, and works better as an album than Loud does. But that doesn't stop Loud's material from slaying (most of) TTT.
It's always the same old **** with the navy, when TTT came out everyone was like "OMG it's her best album yet" but since it "underperformed" it sucks (not trying to generalize but some people do this alot) and of course Loud is better since it was such a success.
It's always the same old **** with the navy, when TTT came out everyone was like "OMG it's her best album yet" but since it "underperformed" it sucks (not trying to generalize but some people do this alot) and of course Loud is better since it was such a success.
Sometimes I really doubt some of the Navy's taste, like if its actually genuine or do they just like certain albums/ songs/ eras because they were more successful or looked better.
Sometimes I really doubt some of the Navy's taste, like if its actually genuine or do they just like certain albums/ songs/ eras because they were more successful or looked better.
Exactly, I mean damn is it so hard to form your own opinion?
This album trinity is still being discussed TTT ***** all over Loud in terms of cohesiveness, Loud is just a genre-swapping mess. All the songs seperately are hot, but as an album it has no plot, no theme its "Loud" but it doesn't really feel like an album, just a collection of hits.
Oh mama mama mama I just dragged Loud to the ground
Even though Loud has no theme, It's still doesn't take away the fact that Loud is a great album full of great songs. I could argue how a few of Michael Jackson albums were genre-swapping and had no plot but still became epic albums full of greatly produced music as well as classics. Almost all the tracks on Loud individually ***** on all the tracks on TTT (minus We Found Love & Drunk On Love) TTT is a wanna be Loud
It's always the same old **** with the navy, when TTT came out everyone was like "OMG it's her best album yet" but since it "underperformed" it sucks (not trying to generalize but some people do this alot) and of course Loud is better since it was such a success.
Everyone is like that with every album, though. Especially on ATRL. It's the hype of a leak that makes the album 'flawless' in people's eyes. After a week or two, the album gets old. Well, not 'old', just not as desirable as it was initially.
As for success, I can't speak for others, but success doesn't really affect my perception of a song. Success does play a tiny part in me liking a song, though. When you hear it on radio or see it on TV all the time, a song is going to grow on you. I never think of a song like "this sobg reached #1 and sold 5x platinum, therefore it's good", it's more of the song being thrown in my face until I'm forced to like it.
It's always the same old **** with the navy, when TTT came out everyone was like "OMG it's her best album yet" but since it "underperformed" it sucks (not trying to generalize but some people do this alot) and of course Loud is better since it was such a success.
And yet Rated R is most of the navy's favorite Rihanna album.
Everyone is like that with every album, though. Especially on ATRL. It's the hype of a leak that makes the album 'flawless' in people's eyes. After a week or two, the album gets old. Well, not 'old', just not as desirable as it was initially.
As for success, I can't speak for others, but success doesn't really affect my perception of a song. Success does play a tiny part in me liking a song, though. When you hear it on radio or see it on TV all the time, a song is going to grow on you. I never think of a song like "this sobg reached #1 and sold 5x platinum, therefore it's good", it's more of the song being thrown in my face until I'm forced to like it.
Yeah I get what you're saying and my comment wasn't directed towards you at all
TTT ***** all over Loud in terms of cohesiveness, Loud is just a genre-swapping mess. All the songs seperately are hot, but as an album it has no plot, no theme its "Loud" but it doesn't really feel like an album, just a collection of hits.
(not trying to generalize but some people do this alot) and of course Loud is better since it was such a success.
