>i don't like where r&b is, but this generation had
>"confessions."
>every song was good enough to be a single,
>and it even had a nifty back story to add to its legacy.
>it'll go down as a classic if it's not seen as one already.

>btw, beyonce just made her strongest artistic statement to
>date
>with that latest album she did last year.
>it still gets burn in clubs.

>(sorta like some ppl in our
>generation went back and decided
>that our parents missed the boat on Donny Hathaway).


>the truth is, somebody could drop a classic tomorrow
>and i wouldn't recognize it as a classic anymore than your
>parents
>could see the value of "paid in full."
>
>
>in other words,
>we old.
>
>