[V3$$3L.]

Originally posted by Jet

Madonna
Celine
Mariah (sort of)
Elvis
The Beatles (don't @ me)
Shania Twain
Cher

You should actually be warned for this.

[BabyCantYouSee]

Originally posted by Baby Boy

I was gonna say Mariah but Glitter is iconic. Not for the right reasons but iconic nonetheless.

She has The Emancipation of Mimi, which is probably the biggest and most iconic comeback ever.

[eli's_rhythm]

Originally posted by Mr. Wonder

I can't name an iconic album by Nirvana or Led Zepplin. That doesn't mean they don't have one.

I just think this thread is asking for those super memorable, lasting works. Do you think Diana can sit next to Thriller, Tapestry and Blue?

[Mr. Wonder]

Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

I just think this thread is asking for those super memorable, lasting works. Do you think Diana can sit next to Thriller, Tapestry and Blue?

Each album has varying levels of lasting effect on music, which doesn't subtract from their iconography. Aretha's album is iconic because it set a standard for and represented an approach of singing that would be emulated throughout the next few decades, as with "Thriller" that set a standard for Pop music.

[Ryanicorn]

Are ya'll just naming the first people you think of/don't like

[YoYo]

Originally posted by Ryanicorn

Are ya'll just naming the first people you think of/don't like

This thread is disgusting. People naming bowie, Prince and madonna. LMFAO.

[Dylobs]

Originally posted by Diarrhoea

I hate the term 'Critically Acclaimed' it's too, "I'm an teenage internet Queen who sometimes listens to Kanye West between Gaga, Britney and Beyonce"

I prefer iconic classics, any artist who has genuine recognition and praise amongst the public, because it's still listened to and liked after x number of years

[OffTheWall]

Janet (even though she's not a legend)

[gagacasanova]

Originally posted by Jet

Madonna
Celine
Mariah (sort of)
Elvis
The Beatles (don't @ me)
Shania Twain
Cher

[Baby Boy]

Originally posted by BabyCantYouSee

She has The Emancipation of Mimi, which is probably the biggest and most iconic comeback ever.

We Belong Together is iconic & the comeback was huge. I wouldn't say the album itself is iconic though.

[Chimier]

Originally posted by OffTheWall

Janet (even though she's not a legend)

[Indigo Blue]

Patti LaBelle

[Kang.]

Unicorn and Sunset Essence I'm crying

[RihsHeaux]

This thread is a complete mess

[spree]

Originally posted by Jet

None of those albums are iconic and frankly Madonna isn't even as talented as most of today's pop stars so have a seat

Next to your potty-training toilet?

[UnusualBoy]

Some people in here have some huge nerves tbh Madonna, Janet & Whitney HAVE iconic and legendary albums. If anything Cher & Mariah could be more accurate responses.

[sweetkiss]

u all must be delusional, i dont know a legend without an iconic album :/

[dcode78]

Originally posted by Chimier

Sometimes, they let their EMOTIONS get in the way of logical thinking.

I don't know why the good sis Janet gets the girls in their feelings.

[PoisonPill]

Originally posted by Artemisia

madonna

Self titled, Like a Prayer and Ray of Light are all iconic.

[jacklovesyou1]

Honestly Beyonce the release/marketing of the album is iconic for self titled but the album isn't itself the gp don't speak about it like they do with say Thriller, like a prayer and beatles crossing the road (forgot the name)

but anyways no one apart from beyhive think self titled is iconic so before you start quoting my post idc