album Beyoncé - 'COWBOY CARTER'

[qurl]

a website that has nothing except picture and will let you sign up for updates …… Beyoncé please get a better team i'm begging  a lot of these release strategy tactics are so brainless/pointless.

[truthteller]

so this must be the retail exclusive track

 

on Tidal as well:

https://tidal.com/browse/album/355294507

Edited April 4, 2024 by truthteller

[qurl]

1 minute ago, truthteller said:

so this must be the retail exclusive track

 

girl what the HELL is this ………

[Seffers]

ok remix go off

[Bey'Knight]

3 hours ago, Jude said:

beyn country would have been my more iconic 

She's country, not corny. No pun titles please, thank you. 

[truthteller]

17 minutes ago, qurl said:

girl what the HELL is this ………

final push before the debut week ends maybe

[Mr. Specialist]

36 minutes ago, truthteller said:

so this must be the retail exclusive track

 

on Tidal as well:

https://tidal.com/browse/album/355294507

OH THIS GOES AWF!!

 

[yonsé]

37 minutes ago, qurl said:

girl what the HELL is this ………

BREAK MY SOUL THE QUEENS REMIX (act ii version)

[V$.]

40 minutes ago, truthteller said:

so this must be the retail exclusive track

 

on Tidal as well:

https://tidal.com/browse/album/355294507

[yonsé]

she renaissance-d it 

[SoundsandSongs]

The remix is amazing but why now? It's late and by now they should be pushing a second single. Tragic handling of this era.

[cuteboyzay]

7 minutes ago, SoundsandSongs said:

The remix is amazing but why now? It's late and by now they should be pushing a second single. Tragic handling of this era.

I think they're holding off a second push for a single because she's probably waiting to release the visuals to push the rest.

[J-esper]

The switch up

[konaa]

Is there a HQ of the Beyincé cover yet?

[sillycilla]

Is the remix enough to push the song back to #1?

[Migs30283]

3 minutes ago, sillycilla said:

Is the remix enough to push the song back to #1?

i don't think so

[bync]

32 minutes ago, konaa said:

Is there a HQ of the Beyincé cover yet?

[Shigo]

4 hours ago, stephen1108 said:

I compared the CD release to the digital release, and there are a couple differences in some songs. This is all I could hear by ear, and looking @ the waveforms, it's possible I missed some things.

 

The major differences are in these 5 tracks:

• JOLENE - The CD version has an entirely different last chorus in terms of arrangement. Willie Jones has a lead vocal here, and even replaces some of Bey's lines with lines of his own from a male's perspective
• RIIVERDANCE - CD has an extended version with two extended hook/chorus areas after the second verse
• II HANDS II HEAVEN - CD has an extended version with an extended chorus w/ extra adlibs towards the end
• TYRANT - CD has an extended version with the full outro that has the whole bridge starting with "one by one, you hang them high..."
• SWEET HONEY BUCKIIN' - CD version is missing her spoken intro vocal before "HONEY" starts around 1:55, but still has the "she gon" line

Outside of that, there are a few minor mix differences:

• PROTECTOR - CD version is missing the outro w/ her kids laughing
• LEVII'S JEANS - CD version has a shortened outro by 4-5 seconds
• DESERT EAGLE - CD version is missing the eagle call at the beginning from the "OH LOUISIANA" ending

And some other songs have very minor mix differences, nothing I could discern by ear. Someone on here mentioned AMERICAN REQUIIEM had an alternate lyric, but I heard two different rips of the CD and couldn't pinpoint it, maybe I missed it? 

You are amazing for this. 

[IBeMe]

I still cant get over this album. AOTY for me so far. 

I feel kind of overwhelmed with the amount of great music from Main Popgirls tbh...

Ari's Eternal Sunshine, Bey's Cowboy Carter, Taylor's Tortured Poets and then Dua's Radical Optimism....it feels like the old days  

[Flanders]

Texas Hold'em ******* slaps 

 

[TryMe]

Omg I love her remixes so much. 

 

I might like it more than the original. 

 

They don't do remixes like her anymore. 

[dweebz]

At first, I was confused and didn't know what to think of this album. I'd never heard of or even been interested in music like this, let alone been exposed to a body of work that uniquely covered a multitude of genres, themes, lessons, and experiences. Each song, coded with its own carefully designed, fully realized world. While listening to the album, we're instantly transported into a vaguely familiar reality through songs we have only had access to for a brief time. I'm not saying this "unique listening experience" is the zenith of musical immersion, it might well be. However, without a doubt, it is an innovative, successful attempt at fusing pervasive sounds with authentic unadulterated emotions to transcend conventional boundaries and limitations once thought insurmountable in this art form.

 

In other words, Beyonce snapped.

[sad girl]

This album ain't for me :(

[Mastamaind]

I've been showing my love to Ari all the way in this place 'cause she dropped an instant classic 11/10 album, 'eternal sunshine', but you gotta give it to Bey, she just made a classic country, americana, folk, rock (progressive rock, post-punk, soft rock, alternative rock, pop rock, post-rock, art rock and a little bit of grunge and new wave), blues with a hot tinge of hip hop, and/or you know, like Bey said: "A Beyoncé album" which can pretty much be its own genre.

 

But you know what? If we were to put in country, like she won the Innovator Award on the iHeart Awards, she innovated, she pretty much created a new genre (or two) so if I were to name it, it would be like:

 

Post-country or Avant-garde country.

 

She just put country in the Paris Fashion Week or New York Fashion Week of music.

 

Also, if anyone thought 20-plus track albums in the streaming era were a commercial trick to get more numbers in the charts:

 

Beyoncé, our beloved Queen Bey made a 27-track album run like f*cking Radiohead's 'OK Computer', like in f*cking (tracklist spoiler) "Amen"'s (last track) end, she left me wanting more. It also shocked me with how intricate (and also univeral-feeling) and powerful every second of this album is.

 

If you were doubtful about her country influences, she just made an avant-garde country album like a veteran going experimental dropping a classic or like Billie dropping her WWAFAWDWG seminal widely-acclaimed alt-pop/synth-pop (with sprinkles of post-punk) album or even Nirvana's 'Nevermind' grunge/alt-rock classic.

 

I really hope country legends (besides the ones in the album (Legend King Willie Nelson and Legendary Queen Dolly Parton)) give her her flowers 'cause she revitalized the genre (like a phoenix in the genre) with an instant classic that I'm sure will be a respected influence for country (and all genres) musicians.

 

Beyoncé is history books talented and I'm so thankful of/to life for loving music with my life (and gifting me music) to be able to appreciate in full this classic work of art.

 

I love you Bey! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this album.

Edited April 4, 2024 by Mastamaind

[Crayzik]

Lady with a whip want what she wanna want

OWKAY