[R`0`K`R]

Each track really could be released as a single save Say It and Question Existing.

I still don't agree with SUAD as the second single.

I think she should've released
1) Umbrella
2) Good Girl Gone Bad
3) Lemme Get That (they shouldve called this "Furniture", when she sings that one word it's just )
4) Hate That I Love You (not my favorite, but has HIT written all over it)

I LOVE Don't Stop the Music, but I don't think it would fair as well single wise.

[Digitalism]

^agree with the Furniture thing xD

[Delicious]

Originally posted by Punch

Don't stop the music should be a single in europe

its going to be her 2nd international single. Shut Up & Drive is just for America, Dont Stop The Music is for the rest of the world ... shes already shot the video and everything.

that kinda annoys me because dont stop the music is like one of my least favorite from the album ... theres so much better choices.

[Digitalism]

^ source ?

[INTRA]

Yeah. Where's your source?

[Delicious]

ahh i dont have the source but its all over. someone will have it in a bit.

[WAЯЯEN]

^^^^ yeah she is correct!

[Tibbits]

Originally posted by Hot Shades

I just got it but its so weird the case mine came in ... its like this paper packet thingy. I asked the guy in the store and he said all her cds come like that, is that true?

Well I mean if she is releasing an album every year, no need to waste money on a plastic case!

Let's be realistic, her CDs are only released because Jay-Z says it's time for a new single and the last album doesn't have anything left.

[Shane!]

Well, the paper case comes with a lot of deluxe albums and with Minutes to Midnight. soo.

[rihannababiboi]

My favourtie track is Push Up On Me....

I wish you would push up on me <3

[INTRA]

^
Haunted and Cry are my fave tracks. As well as Good Girl Gone Bad, Breakin' Dishes, Don't Stop The Music, Rehab and Umbrella.
Oh My God, i'm getting Rihanna ga-ga!

[Champ]

IM ROASTING MARSHMALLOWS ON THE FIYAH!!! AND WHAT IM BURNIN IS YOUR ATTIRE!!

[Chemist]

Entertainmen weekly Review

Here's a fun game: Put on Rihanna's catchy latest single, ''Umbrella,'' close your eyes, and pretend you're listening to the dearly departed '90s R&B girl group SWV (''Anything''). If, perchance, you have an old Pathfinder with a boomin' system to play it on, even better. Rihanna's tangy tremolo is unmistakably reminiscent of early hip-hop-soul divas Monica and SWV's Coko. And while the 19-year-old Caribbean singer's follow-up to last year's A Girl Like Me is a meld of many genres — including '80s pop and rock — at its finest, messiest moments, Good Girl Gone Bad is a thrilling throwback to more than a decade ago, when upstart producers haphazardly mashed R&B with hip-hop to create chunky jeep anthems such as Mary J. Blige's ''Real Love.''

Superproducer Timbaland was barely a fledgling beatsmith then, but judging from his Good Girl standouts ''Sell Me Candy'' and ''Lemme Get That,'' he carries that era's aesthetic firmly in his DNA. Both tracks are built on loping, crunchy reggae loops, the latter sounding as if it were a strangely pleasing orchestration of a drum machine, a toy piano, and a bag of recyclable trash. Accordingly, Rihanna, whose delivery is typically less adventurous than that of stylized performers like Shakira or Beyoncé, admirably stretches her slightly nasal voice to grittier extremes. ''Lemme Get That,'' with its monstrous marching-band vibe and smart-alecky lyrics, showcases her newfound vocal sass. ''I got a house, but I need new furniture,'' she sings, teasing the words out Nelly-style. ''Why spend mine when I can spend yers?''

As hinted at by the album's title, Rihanna works with edgier and wittier verse than on her two previous albums. In ''Breakin' Dishes,'' Christopher ''Tricky'' Stewart (Britney Spears' ''Me Against the Music'') provides her with an appropriately frantic romp so she can wax neurotic about a stray man: ''Is he cheating? Maybe, I don't know,'' she wonders. ''I'm looking around for something else to throw.''

Good Girl only goes bad when Rihanna tries her hand at treacly ballads and glum sentiment. Surprisingly guilty are her high-profile songwriters. Justin Timberlake's ''Rehab'' is a joyless overdose of midtempo melodrama. Meanwhile, ''Question Existing,'' penned by on-fire singer Ne-Yo, features a bleak monologue about fame in which Rihanna drones, ''I don't know who to trust.'' Such world-weariness doesn't suit her. Rihanna's at her best when she's brash and unpredictable and summoning the spirit of years past — even if she was only in kindergarten at the time. B+

[Chemist]

^^BTW, The "umbrella" remix feat Chris Brown is great!!!

[M Z N A]

LFR. Medicore album at best. Her annoying voice ruins every beat that she stole from Beyonce's sessions.

[Arith]

Originally posted by London Bitch

LFR. Medicore album at best. Her annoying voice ruins every beat that she stole from Beyonce's sessions.

[Oziee]

this album is the album of the year for me

[Brave]

DSTM is gonna be a huge hit!!!!

[R`0`K`R]

Originally posted by chemist

^^BTW, The "umbrella" remix feat Chris Brown is great!!!

oooh I want to hear the remix with Chris Brown

[Oziee]

Originally posted by R0KR of the R0Ks

oooh I want to hear the remix with Chris Brown

you can download it from kevipodmusic.blogspot.com