[C.A.V]

What is Blue gonna think about her daddy ....

[Hay Amores]

When will it be on Spotify?

[DownBoy]

Originally posted by Lose My Breath

Freedom and Daddys Lessons KILL her whole discog

The tea

[Demiboyx]

I can listen to this album whole without skipping one single song unlike 4 and ST

[Minajesty]

Originally posted by Homebrand

Just finished listening and i LOVE Sorry, Love Drought and Daddy Issues.

I think i like ST better but still too soon to judge.

[lostinparadise]

PH better than 2/3's of LEMONADE?

Are we listening to different things or something? Cause....

[mxtthewdelrey]

Originally posted by monsterLd

People have different tastes hun. ST does nothing for me at all whereas I'm absolutely slayed by Lemonade.

I just think it's odd considering that S/T and Lemonade are pretty similar sonically. Do stans just overplay albums until they don't think they are as good? Because I'm not like that at all. If music is good, it shouldn't age like that. I just like to look at albums rationally when they are released to work out how good they are, rather than be like "This is the first music from this person in 3 years, so now it's automatically the best!"

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by ahauntingnearu

I still think 4 is my favorite album, even if I believe lemonade is an objectively better and more thought-provoking album. It's so well thought out, thought-provoking and meaningful. I absolutely love it. It's so different, it'd be hard for me to judge her last three albums over each other. Also, the last three releases are so different in terms of sound and theme. Does one have to be better/the best? I just enjoy all three for what they are. If I had to rank, as of now,

4 > L > B > BD > IASF > DIL

I'm not sure if I would say this album is very thought provoking. It's more of a straight forward consistent story.

[lostinparadise]

I wasn't sure of DADDY LESSONS at first, but now I love it. The OW OW OW in the background, and Blue (I think it is) saying Good Job B at the end. >>>

[Rider]

The trinity as of now: Hold Up, Love Drought & Freedom

[Golden]

Finally done watching the film. A work of art. Truly can't wait to see this again.

[Skot]

im so glad this delivered

[J-esper]

Originally posted by mxtthewdelrey

delusional if you think this is better than Beyonce or even 4. Everyone said ANTI was Rih's best album when it came out but I doubt many people believe that now.

This album has two-three standout tracks, whereas BEYONCE has the slayage of "Pretty Hurts", "Haunted", "Drunk in Love", "Partition", "Jealous", "XO", "Flawless", and "Flawless Remix". Even "Heaven", "Blue", "Blow" and "Mine" are better than most of this album.

No not delusional it's called having an opinion. I still personally think ANTI is Rihanna's album. But no need to get off-topic.

Each their own. It's too soon for me personal to fully decide which is Bey's best album for me personally though

[Starkboy]

As much as I love Formation, she should have "scrapped" it. It doesn't fit + why is it an album closer?

[Kim Kardashian]

I can't rank this amongst her other albums yet, probably won't be able to for a long time.

It took me close to a year to properly appreciate BEYONCE & 4 (which are now too of my fave albums ever).

[Golden]

I definitely have to listen to this a few more times and have this grow on me before I can choose my definite trinity.

But my trinity so far is:
Freedom
Daddy Lessons
All Night

[lostinparadise]

Originally posted by I'mRihannaFan

As much as I love Formation, she should have "scrapped" it. It doesn't fit + why is it an album closer?

I LOVE Formation, but I agree. She should of left it as a 'transition' song from ST to LEMONADE. Ah well, it's like it's a bad song to close with.

[MrLovett]

Originally posted by mxtthewdelrey

sorry, but Pretty Hurts is better than two-thirds of Lemonade.

[Gui Blackout]

What's that sample in 6 inches? God i know the song but i can't remember

[Truth Teller]

Originally posted by mxtthewdelrey

I just think it's odd considering that S/T and Lemonade are pretty similar sonically. Do stans just overplay albums until they don't think they are as good? Because I'm not like that at all. If music is good, it shouldn't age like that. I just like to look at albums rationally when they are released to work out how good they are, rather than be like "This is the first music from this person in 3 years, so now it's automatically the best!"

Music is a form of art. Looking at it "rationally" is lame and defeats the purpose. Excitement obviously affects the reception of it. Whether the music will age well or not cannot be predicted from the get-go. You just listen to it and enjoy it and the rest comes naturally. Don't be a buzzkill