Beyoncé - Ère Beyoncé, The Visual Album

[Flocon]

Tu comptais poster dans le topic de Rihanna à la base ?

[Noam]

Instagram = Poster des photos de sa vie ... En mode selfie, famille, inspiration, photos de con, cuisine, mode...

 

Du moment ou elle a decide d'ouvrir un compte autant jouer le jeu...donc je ne vois pas ou elle s'embourgeoise ou fait sa Kim.

 

Apres il est claire que je regrette le temps ou elle se fesait ultra discrete sur sa vie privee, seules quelques photos de paparazzis entrouvaient un peu la porte de sa private life... Bref, ce qui fesait d'elle une vraie star.

[RedNBlue Kingdom]

Son image s'est tellement détérioré... si elle ne sort pas un bon album j'imagine pas le four qu'elle va se prendre.

Mais oui .... 4 M après 18 ans de carrière là où les popstars de 5 ans de carrière font 2 fois moins , je n'appelle pas ça avoir une mauvaise image de marque .

Le seul point que je lui reproche c'est justement d'avoir cédé à l'exposition de sa vie privée mais il faut lui reconnaître qu'elle a parfaitement géré les rumeurs en les retournant à son avantage.

[Janys]

Au concert de Prince à Baltimore avec les familles de Freddie Gray et Michael Brown.

 

#MichaelBrown's mom backstage with Beyoncé, Alicia Keys and Tina Knowles last night at the #PrinceConcert in Baltimore.

 

Jay-Z + Beyonce with Freddie Gray’s family last night backstage at the Prince concert in Baltimore

 

Dommage qu'elle n'ait pas chanté avec le génie !

[Cat Eater]

Quitte à comparer les deux et vu qu'on parlait de ça il y a quelques pages, je tenais à dire Kim est tellement au-dessus de Bee niveau mode c'est ouf, elles ont pas le même mari en même temps.

[Janys]

Elle se rend quotidiennement dans ses locaux de Parkwood en ce moment, c'est bon signe.

[Aneres]

Quitte à comparer les deux et vu qu'on parlait de ça il y a quelques pages, je tenais à dire Kim est tellement au-dessus de Bee niveau mode c'est ouf, elles ont pas le même mari en même temps.

Kim Kardashian ne sait absolument plus s'habiller depuis qques années (depuis qu'elle a un corps diforme)! Et Kanye manque de classe selon moi !

[Aneres]

Quitte à comparer les deux et vu qu'on parlait de ça il y a quelques pages, je tenais à dire Kim est tellement au-dessus de Bee niveau mode c'est ouf, elles ont pas le même mari en même temps.

Kim Kardashian ne sait absolument plus s'habiller depuis qques années (depuis qu'elle a un corps diforme)! Et Kanye manque de classe selon moi !

[Icon Pseudo]

C'était de l'humour je crois.

[Glory]

Random af; j'adore cette photo :

[Matangi]

On dirait une poupée en plastique...

[Faixa]

Elle a vraiment une très belle poitrine.

[Dalito]

Elle a vraiment une très belle poitrine.

 

Tout est beau chez elle pour le coup

[Janys]

BEYONCÉ et BDAY figurent dans les 300 meilleurs albums des 30 dernières années selon SPIN.

 

http://www.spin.com/2015/05/the-300-best-albums-of-the-past-30-years-1985-2014/1/

 

 

129. Beyoncé, B’Day

(Columbia, 2006)

Suga mama rings the alarm, slips into her freakum dress, blows up urban radio with a country ballad. Queen Bey’s feminism would mature — on the occasion of her 25th birthday, specifics were mostly limited to paying one’s own way and doing one’s best to keep rivals out of chinchilla coats. But there was something sly about the way Bey utilized Betty Wright’s creaky 1968 “Girls Can’t Do What The Guys Do” on the proudly materialistic “Upgrade U,” in which a famous boyfriend is urged to stick around if he wants to go places. — JASON GUBBELS

 

 

38. Beyoncé, Beyoncé

(Columbia, 2013)

 

If the album is dead, at least Beyoncé got to dance on its grave. Kanye West sparked his latest awards-show publicity furor when he said Beck’s Morning Phase Album of the Year Grammy should’ve gone to Beyoncé, but in hindsight — usual Grammys-don’t-matter caveats aside — it would’ve been like giving the award for Best Steel-Driving Man to the steam-powered hammer instead of John Henry. Beyoncé towers over the recent zeitgeist, a culmination of ideas to date about what the album can be, at a time when “the album” is an increasingly abstract idea. The former Destiny’s Child singer has released plenty of strong, hit-filled LPs, but Beyoncé works best as a full-length statement, leveraging the White House serenader and Super Bowl fuse-blower’s enviable industry clout for an adventurous, cohesive, and flat-out entertaining set that builds on Prince and Janet Jackson, Houston rap and TV on the Radio, The Big Lebowski and the Challenger disaster, lovemaking and miscarriage.

Where the biggest album of this past year has been Taylor Swift’s fine but familiar 1989, Beyoncé has helped push the hip-hop/R&B intersection into shadowier, more self-contained worlds, as heard more recently on Drake’s If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late. Oh yes: Another similarity between the Beyoncé and Drake records is that both were released without warning (though it’s Advantage: Beyhive when it comes to including a full set of visuals). Well, since Beyoncé‘s overnight arrival, the record industry has moved toward a single global release day. And Billboard‘s best-known albums chart no longer reflects pure album sales alone. In the future, Beyoncé may get robbed of an award for Best Album-Equivalent Unit, but as far as traditional albums-as-wholes go, in both content and form (which in pop inherently overlap), this one’s hard to beat. — MARC HOGAN

 

Classement complet:

 

 

 

 

The 300 Best Albums of the Past 30 Years (1985-2014)

 

1. Nirvana, Nevermind

2. Wu-Tang Clan, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

3. Prince, Sign o’ the Times

4. Daft Punk, Discovery

5. The Smiths, The Queen Is Dead

6. Radiohead, OK Computer

7. Liz Phair, Exile in Guyville

8. Kanye West, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

9. DJ Shadow, Endtroducing…..

10. Pavement, Slanted & Enchanted

11. D’Angelo, Voodoo

12. Sonic Youth, Daydream Nation

13. Jay Z, The Blueprint

14. My Bloody Valentine, Loveless

15. Public Enemy, Fear of a Black Planet

16. The Magnetic Fields, 69 Love Songs

17. Beastie Boys, Paul’s Boutique

18. Björk, Homogenic

19. The Strokes, Is This It

20. Pixies, Doolittle

21. OutKast, Aquemini

22. Green Day, Dookie

23. Nas, Illmatic

24. The Replacements, Tim

25. Hole, Live Through This

26. The Dismemberment Plan, Emergency & I

27. The Notorious B.I.G., Ready to Die

28. Nirvana, In Utero

29. R.E.M., Automatic for the People

30. Beck, Odelay

31. Weezer, Weezer (Blue Album)

32. A Tribe Called Quest, The Low End Theory

33. Radiohead, Kid A

34. Metallica, Master of Puppets

35. Pulp, Different Class

36. Public Enemy, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back

37. U2, Achtung Baby

38. Beyoncé, Beyoncé

39. Burial, Untrue

40. OutKast, Stankonia

41. Elliot Smith, Either/Or

42. M.I.A. Kala

43. Neutral Milk Hotel, In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

44. Pavement, Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain

45. Kendrick Lamar, good kid, m.A.A.d. city

46. Modest Mouse, The Moon and Antarctica

47. LCD Soundsystem, Sound of Silver

48. Nine Inch Nails, The Downward Spiral

49. Wilco, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

50. Eminem, The Marshall Mathers LP

51. Hüsker Dü, New Day Rising

52. De La Soul, 3 Feet High and Rising

53. PJ Harvey, Rid of Me

54. Janet Jackson, Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814

55. The Jesus and Mary Chain, Psychocandy

56. Lil Wayne, Tha Carter III

57. Guns N’ Roses, Appetite for Destruction

58. Sleater-Kinney, The Woods

59. Kanye West, The College Dropout

60. Vampire Weekend, Modern Vampires of the City

61. Portishead, Dummy

62. Eric B. & Rakim, Paid in Full

63. Drake, Take Care

64. The Chemical Brothers, Dig Your Own Hole

65. Belle and Sebastian, If You’re Feeling Sinister

66. Ghostface Killah, Fishscale

67. Robyn, Body Talk

68. The Flaming Lips, The Soft Bulletin

69. Björk, Post

70. Fugazi, Repeater

71. Aphex Twin, Richard D. James Album

72. The Cure, Disintegration

73. The Breeders, Last Splash

74. N.W.A., Straight Outta Compton

75. Yo La Tengo, I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One

76. The Smashing Pumpkins, Siamese Dream

77. Slayer, Reign in Blood

78. Frank Ocean, nostalgia, ULTRA.

79. Oasis, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?

80. Bikini Kill, The Singles

81. Weezer, Pinkerton

82. Tricky, Maxinquaye

83. Japandroids, Celebration Rock

84. A Tribe Called Quest, Midnight Marauders

85. Arcade Fire, Funeral

86. Pixies, Surfer Rosa

87. Genius/GZA, Liquid Swords

88. TV on the Radio, Return to Cookie Mountain

89. Madonna, Like a Prayer

90. J Dilla, Donuts

91. Miranda Lambert, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

92. Missy Elliott, Supa Dupa Fly

93. Daft Punk, Homework

94. The White Stripes, White Blood Cells

95. New Order, Low-Life

96. Blur, 13

97. Clipse, Hell Hath No Fury

98. Boards of Canada, Music Has the Right to Children

99. TLC, CrazySexyCool

100. Guided By Voices, Bee Thousand

101. Justin Timberlake, FutureSex/LoveSounds

102. LL Cool J, Mama Said Knock You Out

103. Depeche Mode, Violator

104. Kanye West, Late Registration

105. Dr. Dre, The Chronic

106. Dinosaur Jr., You’re Living All Over Me

107. Paul Simon, Graceland

108. Jay Z, Reasonable Doubt

109. Tears for Fears, Songs From the Big Chair

110. Panda Bear, Person Pitch

111. Amy Winehouse, Back to Black

112. Beastie Boys, Licensed to Ill

113. Radiohead, The Bends

114. The xx, The xx

115. The Fugees, The Score

116. Mary J. Blige, What’s the 411?

117. Primal Scream, XTRMNTR

118. U2, The Joshua Tree

119. Built to Spill, Keep It Like a Secret

120. Miguel, Kaleidoscope Dream

121. Kate Bush, Hounds of Love

122. Vampire Weekend, Vampire Weekend

123. Madvillain, Madvillainy

124. PJ Harvey, Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea

125. The Knife, Silent Shout

126. Guided By Voices, Alien Lanes

127. Fiona Apple, When the Pawn…

128. Against Me!, New Wave

129. Beyoncé, B’Day

130. Frank Ocean, channel ORANGE

131. Sleater-Kinney, Dig Me Out

132. Michael Jackson, Dangerous

133. Elliott Smith, XO

134. Blink-182, Enema of the State

135. The Stone Roses, The Stone Roses

136. The Flaming Lips, Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots

137. Broken Social Scene, You Forgot It In People

138. The Replacements, Pleased to Meet Me

139. Animal Collective, Merriweather Post Pavilion

140. Nirvana, MTV Unplugged in New York

141. The Afghan Whigs, Gentlemen

142. The National, Boxer

143. The Notorious B.I.G., Life After Death

144. Pearl Jam, Vitalogy

145. Lucinda Williams, Lucinda Williams

146. Aphex Twin, Selected Ambient Works, Vol. 2

147. Taylor Swift, Speak Now

148. Sonic Youth, Goo

149. Ryan Adams, Heartbreaker

150. Cloud Nothings, Attack on Memory

151. Pixies, Bossanova

152. Tom Waits, Rain Dogs

153. Pavement, Wowee Zowee

154. Raekwon, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx

155. Sunny Day Real Estate, Diary

156. Pistol Annies, Hell on Heels

157. Yo La Tengo, And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out

158. Erykah Badu, Mama’s Gun

159. The Postal Service, Give Up

160. Oasis, Definitely Maybe

161. Massive Attack, Mezzanine

162. Modest Mouse, The Lonesome Crowded West

163. Spoon, Kill the Moonlight

164. Janet Jackson, janet.

165. Le Tigre, Le Tigre

166. Run-DMC, Raising Hell

167. The Wrens, The Meadowlands

168. Eminem, The Slim Shady LP

169. The Smashing Pumpkins, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness

170. Lil Wayne, Da Drought 3

171. Blur, Parklife

172. tUnE-yArDs, w h o k i l l

173. Disclosure, Settle

174. Mastodon, Blood Mountain

175. Ghostface Killah, Supreme Clientele

176. Primal Scream, Screamadelica

177. At the Drive-In, Relationship of Command

178. Black Star, Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star

179. No Age, Everything in Between

180. Four Tet, Rounds

181. Jeff Buckley, Grace

182. The Smiths, Strangeways, Here We Come

183. Jimmy Eat World, Bleed American

184. LCD Soundsystem, This Is Happening

185. Jay Z, The Black Album

186. The Avalanches, Since I Left You

187. Teenage Fanclub, Bandwagonesque

188. Nine Inch Nails, Pretty Hate Machine

189. Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Fever to Tell

190. Boredoms, Super æ

191. Galaxie 500, On Fire

192. Lauryn Hill, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

193. Wilco, Summerteeth

194. The Pharcyde, Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde

195. Drive-By Truckers, Brighter Than Creation’s Dark

196. Various Artists, C86

197. Lady Gaga, The Fame Monster

198. Sufjan Stevens, Illinois

199. Soundgarden, Superunkown

200. Moby, Everything Is Wrong

201. Rage Against the Machine, The Battle of Los Angeles

202. Sleigh Bells, Treats

203. D’Angelo, Brown Sugar

204. Aphex Twin, Selected Ambient Works 85-92

205. Mobb Deep, The Infamous

206. Sonic Youth, Sister

207. Deerhunter, Halcyon Digest

208. Run the Jewels, Run the Jewels 2

209. Fiona Apple, The Idler Wheel…

210. The Mountain Goats, Tallahassee

211. Aaliyah, One in a Million

212. Beach House, Teen Dream

213. New Order, Brotherhood

214. Chance the Rapper, Acid Rap

215. Spiritualized, Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space

216. Destroyer, Kaputt

217. Orbital, In Sides

218. Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti, Before Today

219. System of a Down, Toxicity

220. Brad Paisley, American Saturday Night

221. Snoop Doggy Dogg, Doggystle

222. Bikini Kill, Pussy Whipped

223. The Roots, Rising Down

224. Phoenix, Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix

225. Portishead, Third

226. Nicki Minaj, Pink Friday

227. R.E.M., Document

228. Paramore, Paramore

229. DJ Rashad, Double Cup

230. The Shins, Chutes Too Narrow

231. M.I.A., Arular

232. The War on Drugs, Lost in the Dream

233. Bright Eyes, Lifted or the Story Is in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground

234. Janet Jackson, Control

235. Oneohtrix Point Never, Replica

236. Interpol, Turn on the Bright Lights

237. Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven

238. Various Artists, The Indestructible Beat of Soweto

239. Rilo Kiley, The Execution of All Things

240. Animal Collective, Sung Tongs

241. The Weeknd, House of Balloons

242. Queens of the Stone Age, Rated R

243. Lil Wayne, Tha Carter II

244. Grizzly Bear, Veckatimest

245. Air, Moon Safari

246. 2Pac, All Eyez On Me

247. Dirty Projectors, Bitte Orca

248. Cursive, The Ugly Organ

249. L7, Bricks Are Heavy

250. Basement Jaxx, Rooty

251. M83, Saturdays = Youth

252. Wussy, Funeral Dress

253. Caribou, Swim

254. Beastie Boys, Ill Communication

255. The Field, From Here We Go Sublime

256. Cannibal Ox, The Cold Vein

257. The Chills, Submarine Bells

258. Bon Iver, For Emma, Forever Ago

259. Bruce Springsteen, Tunnel of Love

260. My Chemical Romance, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge

261. Sun Kil Moon, Benji

262. Sebadoh, Bakesale

263. Neko Case, Blacklisted

264. The Microphones, The Glow, Pt. 2

265. Swervedriver, Mezcal Head

266. Stereolab, Emperor Tomato Ketchup

267. The Deftones, White Pony

268. Maxwell, Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite

269. The Pogues, Rum, Sodomy & the Lash

270. George Michael, Faith

271. Sublime, Sublime

272. The Mekons, The Mekons Rock ‘n’ Roll

273. Slint, Spiderland

274. Ice-T, O.G. Original Gangster

275. Tegan and Sara, Heartthrob

276. Frankie Knuckles, Beyond the Mix

277. Ride, Nowhere

278. Coldplay, A Rush of Blood to the Head

279. Aerosmith, Pump

280. Sleater-Kinney, The Hot Rock

281. The Go-Betweens, Tallulah

282. Digable Planets, Blowout Comb

283. Superchunk, I Hate Music

284. The Killers, Hot Fuss

285. The Books, Thought for Food

286. Sugar, Copper Blue

287. TV on the Radio, Dear Science

288. Tyler, the Creator, Goblin

289. The Unicorns, Who Will Cut Our Hair When We’re Gone?

290. Tori Amos, Little Earthquakes

291. The Hold Steady, Separation Sunday

292. Usher, Looking 4 Myself

293. Garbage, Version 2.0

294. Sigur Rós, Ágætis Byrjun

295. Old 97’s, Too Far to Care

296. Various Artists, Total 4

297. Gorillaz, Demon Days

298. Ice Cube, AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted

299. Parquet Courts, Sunbathing Animal

300. Green Day, American Idiot

 

 

 

MAYDAY MAYDAY EARTH TO BITCHES

SLAP THESE HOES ON THEY ASS LIKE WE BIRTHING BITCHES

[Faixa]

Sans dévaluer la qualité des albums, ni leurs places dans le classement, honnêtement, faire un classement des 300 derniers albums des 30 dernières années, c'est un peu surfait. A quand celui des 200 meilleurs albums de 2015 ?