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[RAY7]

Bey is retired,

[MelMel]

I hit yes on this
http://www.debate.org/opinions/should-alcohol-be-illegal

cant wait.

you always gotta go below the belt

[MelMel]

Bey is retired,

I said what I said (to lash Baph')

[RAY7]

Bey is retired,

I said what I said (to lash Baph')

guys make up

[🦚]

142. Body talk 

134 a god at the table 

130 wild and peaceful 

118 I Feel For You 

116 On How Life Is 

113 Young Gifted & Black 

110 Platinum 

108 Inagination 

106 Tragic Kingdom 

105 The Glamorous Life 

102 Sounds and Colors 

[MelMel]

Bey is retired,

I said what I said (to lash Baph')

guys make up

[MelMel]

142. Body talk 

[BAPHOMET.]

6. Beyonc?
Lemonade (Parkwood/Columbia, 2016)
One of the most recent projects to be part of our new canon, Lemonade is a masterful excursion through terrains at once visually fantastical and emotionally all too real, exploring shattered trust in a broken relationship; the singular pain borne by the mothers of men like Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner and Michael Brown; the battering down of black women throughout history; the scars of all of these kinds of trauma; white-hot rage and hopeful, though not blind, reconciliation. The inventive, stunning Lemonade film ? credited to seven directors, with each dream-like scene lapped atop the next ? has already generated a thousand points of exegesis (Was that yellow dress and gushing water in honor of the Cuban orisha Oshun? Was it coincidence that while wearing that dress, Bey smashes a closed-circuit TV with her baseball bat?). But those visual shifts also provide sinew and shape to the hugely varied sonic palette that Beyonc? employs as she flits between genres with everyone from Jack White to The Weeknd. Lemonade is as much a pastiche musically as it is visually, but taken in totality, it is so artfully constructed that it feels right. Pop music has only very rarely sprung from the mind or talent of a single auteur, but few solo artists have conceived of collaboration in as wide-ranging, or as dimension-shifting, a way as Beyonc? has on this project ? and she is the one most definitely in command. ?Anastasia Tsioulcas (NPR Music)

[RAY7]

6. Beyonc?
Lemonade (Parkwood/Columbia, 2016)
One of the most recent projects to be part of our new canon, Lemonade is a masterful excursion through terrains at once visually fantastical and emotionally all too real, exploring shattered trust in a broken relationship; the singular pain borne by the mothers of men like Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner and Michael Brown; the battering down of black women throughout history; the scars of all of these kinds of trauma; white-hot rage and hopeful, though not blind, reconciliation. The inventive, stunning Lemonade film ? credited to seven directors, with each dream-like scene lapped atop the next ? has already generated a thousand points of exegesis (Was that yellow dress and gushing water in honor of the Cuban orisha Oshun? Was it coincidence that while wearing that dress, Bey smashes a closed-circuit TV with her baseball bat?). But those visual shifts also provide sinew and shape to the hugely varied sonic palette that Beyonc? employs as she flits between genres with everyone from Jack White to The Weeknd. Lemonade is as much a pastiche musically as it is visually, but taken in totality, it is so artfully constructed that it feels right. Pop music has only very rarely sprung from the mind or talent of a single auteur, but few solo artists have conceived of collaboration in as wide-ranging, or as dimension-shifting, a way as Beyonc? has on this project ? and she is the one most definitely in command. ?Anastasia Tsioulcas (NPR Music)

B'Day where were ya?

[🦚]

98 Bikini Kill 

96 Hardcore 

95 ?D?nde Est?n los Ladrones? 

94 Tuesday Night Music Club 

84 First Take 

77 Aaliyah 

75 Bad Girls 

71 Blacks' Magic 

63 Like A Virgin 

62 Wide Open Spaces 

61 Writing's on the Wall 

57 What's the 411?   

[BAPHOMET.]

6. Beyonc?
Lemonade (Parkwood/Columbia, 2016)
One of the most recent projects to be part of our new canon, Lemonade is a masterful excursion through terrains at once visually fantastical and emotionally all too real, exploring shattered trust in a broken relationship; the singular pain borne by the mothers of men like Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner and Michael Brown; the battering down of black women throughout history; the scars of all of these kinds of trauma; white-hot rage and hopeful, though not blind, reconciliation. The inventive, stunning Lemonade film ? credited to seven directors, with each dream-like scene lapped atop the next ? has already generated a thousand points of exegesis (Was that yellow dress and gushing water in honor of the Cuban orisha Oshun? Was it coincidence that while wearing that dress, Bey smashes a closed-circuit TV with her baseball bat?). But those visual shifts also provide sinew and shape to the hugely varied sonic palette that Beyonc? employs as she flits between genres with everyone from Jack White to The Weeknd. Lemonade is as much a pastiche musically as it is visually, but taken in totality, it is so artfully constructed that it feels right. Pop music has only very rarely sprung from the mind or talent of a single auteur, but few solo artists have conceived of collaboration in as wide-ranging, or as dimension-shifting, a way as Beyonc? has on this project ? and she is the one most definitely in command. ?Anastasia Tsioulcas (NPR Music)

B'Day where were ya?

Sitting somewhere being better than Lemons

[RAY7]

6. Beyonc?
Lemonade (Parkwood/Columbia, 2016)
One of the most recent projects to be part of our new canon, Lemonade is a masterful excursion through terrains at once visually fantastical and emotionally all too real, exploring shattered trust in a broken relationship; the singular pain borne by the mothers of men like Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner and Michael Brown; the battering down of black women throughout history; the scars of all of these kinds of trauma; white-hot rage and hopeful, though not blind, reconciliation. The inventive, stunning Lemonade film ? credited to seven directors, with each dream-like scene lapped atop the next ? has already generated a thousand points of exegesis (Was that yellow dress and gushing water in honor of the Cuban orisha Oshun? Was it coincidence that while wearing that dress, Bey smashes a closed-circuit TV with her baseball bat?). But those visual shifts also provide sinew and shape to the hugely varied sonic palette that Beyonc? employs as she flits between genres with everyone from Jack White to The Weeknd. Lemonade is as much a pastiche musically as it is visually, but taken in totality, it is so artfully constructed that it feels right. Pop music has only very rarely sprung from the mind or talent of a single auteur, but few solo artists have conceived of collaboration in as wide-ranging, or as dimension-shifting, a way as Beyonc? has on this project ? and she is the one most definitely in command. ?Anastasia Tsioulcas (NPR Music)

B'Day where were ya?

Sitting somewhere

else than this list?

[Harlem]

Yes Missy for Supa Dupa Fly at no. 5!!!!!

[MelMel]

6. Beyonc?
Lemonade (Parkwood/Columbia, 2016)
One of the most recent projects to be part of our new canon, Lemonade is a masterful excursion through terrains at once visually fantastical and emotionally all too real, exploring shattered trust in a broken relationship; the singular pain borne by the mothers of men like Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner and Michael Brown; the battering down of black women throughout history; the scars of all of these kinds of trauma; white-hot rage and hopeful, though not blind, reconciliation. The inventive, stunning Lemonade film ? credited to seven directors, with each dream-like scene lapped atop the next ? has already generated a thousand points of exegesis (Was that yellow dress and gushing water in honor of the Cuban orisha Oshun? Was it coincidence that while wearing that dress, Bey smashes a closed-circuit TV with her baseball bat?). But those visual shifts also provide sinew and shape to the hugely varied sonic palette that Beyonc? employs as she flits between genres with everyone from Jack White to The Weeknd. Lemonade is as much a pastiche musically as it is visually, but taken in totality, it is so artfully constructed that it feels right. Pop music has only very rarely sprung from the mind or talent of a single auteur, but few solo artists have conceived of collaboration in as wide-ranging, or as dimension-shifting, a way as Beyonc? has on this project ? and she is the one most definitely in command. ?Anastasia Tsioulcas (NPR Music)

B'Day where were ya?

Sitting somewhere being better than Lemons

let's jump Ray sis!

[🦚]

50 Live Through This   

47 Son con Guaguanco 

36 Nightclubbing 

34 Private Dancer 

33 All Hail The Queen 

29 Jagged Little Pill 

28 Nina Simone Sings the Blues 

27 Little Earthquakes 

23 Amazing Grace 

22 Diamond Life 

16 Rumours 

15 Where Did Our Love Go 

14 Whitney Houston   

13 Like a Prayer   

12 Baduizm