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Beyoncé

This is part 1 of the Beyoncé discussion.

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I definitely think BMS is the odd ball on the album. But it’s serving a purpose.

 

Something’s up with the beginning of that vogue video. It’s either the intro to the BMS video or another song. Also listen to the sound at the beginning when she presses play, that’s definitely a dance/house sample/sound effect.

 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, GodSaveTheQueen said:

I definitely think BMS is the odd ball on the album. But it’s serving a purpose.

 

Something’s up with the beginning of that vogue video. It’s either the intro to the BMS video or another song. Also listen to the sound at the beginning when she presses play, that’s definitely a dance/house sample/sound effect.

 

 

 

BMS the odd ball? Never. BMS is the intrdouction to Beys New sound. It will pretty much rank amongst the most commercial songs on the album

1 minute ago, *-ChriZ-* said:

BMS the odd ball? Never. BMS is the intrdouction to Beys New sound. It will pretty much rank amongst the most commercial songs on the album

RTW and Formation were definitely the odd balls of their respective albums

5 minutes ago, GodSaveTheQueen said:

I definitely think BMS is the odd ball on the album. But it’s serving a purpose.

 

Something’s up with the beginning of that vogue video. It’s either the intro to the BMS video or another song. Also listen to the sound at the beginning when she presses play, that’s definitely a dance/house sample/sound effect.

 

 

 

The number 33 is just the speed for the vinyl. There’s 33s and 45s.

1 minute ago, Draper. said:

The number 33 is just the speed for the vinyl. There’s 33s and 45s.

Yeah, but the intro to the video was definitely not related to the vogue shoot

Just now, Lose My Breath said:

Yeah, but the intro to the video was definitely not related to the vogue shoot

IDK, it was my answer to the tweet. :icecream:

8 minutes ago, Lose My Breath said:

RTW and Formation were definitely the odd balls of their respective albums

True, however both 4 and Lemonade stayed very true to Beys sound.

 

Renaissance is going to be heavily influenced by House, so I feel BMS serves more as an appetizer for whats to come.

 

Further argument: both Formation and RTW were the albums closer and final Statements whereas BMS is track 6 and thus a centerpiece of the album

Why is this song still going to be behind Streaming Up That Chart (A Deal With Netflix) on the Hot 100? Can that song die already I-

Just now, Mitsouko said:

Why is this song still going to be behind Streaming Up That Chart (A Deal With Netflix) on the Hot 100? Can that song die already I-

Id rather see it behind the masterpiece of Ms Bush than Heatwaves :rip:

 

Now THAT is an overrated song if u ever heard one

One thing is for certain, even if this was the best album of all time, ATRL will clown it at first and say it’s the worst thing they’ve ever heard :deadbanana4: It’s usually after a few days that people start giving their real opinions on the song/album, as was the case with BMS. 

 

The obsessed haters are always the first to give their opinion on something or someone they proclaim to dislike :gaycat2:

 

 

 

15 minutes ago, *-ChriZ-* said:

BMS the odd ball? Never. BMS is the intrdouction to Beys New sound. It will pretty much rank amongst the most commercial songs on the album

I don’t mean odd ball in a bad way, but in the sense that the sound/vibe is different from most of the other tracks.

1 minute ago, Bey Admired said:

One thing is for certain, even if this was the best album of all time, ATRL will clown it at first and say it’s the worst thing they’ve ever heard :deadbanana4: It’s usually after a few days that people start giving their real opinions on the song/album, as was the case with BMS. 

 

The obsessed haters are always the first to give their opinion on something or someone they proclaim to dislike :gaycat2:

 

 

 

All I know is that im probably going to cry cause Bey is gonna take us places we havent even dreamed off :jonny:

I mean 16 full tracks? Are u kidding me? :jonnycat:

2 minutes ago, Bey Admired said:

One thing is for certain, even if this was the best album of all time, ATRL will clown it at first and say it’s the worst thing they’ve ever heard :deadbanana4: It’s usually after a few days that people start giving their real opinions on the song/album, as was the case with BMS. 

 

The obsessed haters are always the first to give their opinion on something or someone they proclaim to dislike :gaycat2:

 

 

 

yes i am thinking of just staying off ATRL to avoid tarnishing the joy of having a new Beyoncé album. or maybe just stick to base where it will be fun to discuss stuff. it's always great to get all the little bits of info that round out your understanding of the music/lyrics/who worked on what/background info/tea/etc.

2 minutes ago, GodSaveTheQueen said:

I don’t mean odd ball in a bad way, but in the sense that the sound/vibe is different from most of the other tracks.

I know I know, but it being track 6 and thus right in the center of Renaissance tells me its reflecting the albums sound rather than being "the odd one out" like RTW or Formation, which both were album.closers and final statements

1 minute ago, swissman said:

yes i am thinking of just staying off ATRL to avoid tarnishing the joy of having a new Beyoncé album. or maybe just stick to base where it will be fun to discuss stuff. it's always great to get all the little bits of info that round out your understanding of the music/lyrics/who worked on what/background info/tea/etc.

Of course!! U better stay in the base! Thatll be the most fun, discussing it with u guys and just being proud stans :heart:

Edited by *-ChriZ-*

1 minute ago, *-ChriZ-* said:

I know I know, but it being track 6 and thus right in the center of Renaissance tells me its reflecting the albums sound rather than being "the odd one out" like RTW or Formation, which both were album.closers and final statements

Oh yeah, I think it’s definitely a dance album, but the other tracks may explore more disco elements and more sexy/bad b*tch energy.

1 minute ago, GodSaveTheQueen said:

Oh yeah, I think it’s definitely a dance album, but the other tracks may explore more disco elements and more sexy/bad b*tch energy.

I dont think so. I really dont think Bey is going to go for a Future Nostalgia type of sound 3 years after Dua was amongst the first to bring this sound back. Bey is going for 80/90 vocal House, UK garage soudn possibly. Think more electronic, less pop-oriented

15 minutes ago, *-ChriZ-* said:

I dont think so. I really dont think Bey is going to go for a Future Nostalgia type of sound 3 years after Dua was amongst the first to bring this sound back. Bey is going for 80/90 vocal House, UK garage soudn possibly. Think more electronic, less pop-oriented

Raveyoncé??? :jonnycat:

27 minutes ago, *-ChriZ-* said:

I dont think so. I really dont think Bey is going to go for a Future Nostalgia type of sound 3 years after Dua was amongst the first to bring this sound back. Bey is going for 80/90 vocal House, UK garage soudn possibly. Think more electronic, less pop-oriented

Dua’s album doesn’t give me disco at all. I mean like true, authentic disco that house music was born from. Sounds like Sylvester’s “Mighty Real”

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