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I would've absolutely given a 10 to Take Care. Its only fault is being part of its parent album

So sad I wasn't able to make it in time (just had the extras left) but Greatest X and Discipline would've probably been my lowest scores by far.

Not very active on the forum but of course I have to finish this! Would appreciate a further extension.

I didn't notice this rate was running until now, but since I'm familiar with (I think) over 2/3 of the songs, I'll do my best to take part.

Confide in Me could have been my overall 11, so yeah, it should take this.

Levitating could have been the only other option for the lead single, honestly. It has smash written all over it, and if it doesn't take over the world, it's their loss.

So you're calling these 8 songs that are considered her absolute best by the forum and publications alike...generic? Make it make sense.

All my 11s made the top 8, which is difficult to get not everybody has that

I prefer Levitating over New Rules if we're being honest.

Lover deserved Reputation's Pitchfork score and vice versa.

I think it deserved some decimals in that score (I wish it would have been ~8.5 and a BNM label, of course), but the review itself is a good and enjoyable read until they basically called seven filler which should get someone fired.

I wouldn't mind if these leave next.

What about Rina?

It wasn't very instant, but at second play it was majestic.

Shocked should have been the first single from Rhythm of Love to get the boot.

*clears throat* Please Stay is definitely NOT among her best 40 songs and it has surpassed plenty that are infinitely better than it. The definition of a 7.

I don't even think the cover is that bad, but the contrast between the album and singles' aesthetics is jarring, to say the least.

I don't know what's so different between Les Sex and Sexy Love for the former to outstay its welcome this way. Both should have left at pretty much the same time.

Cool IS better than Hallucinate and deserves a spot in the Top 10 over it. Go fight with your grandmas.

This one hurts but I sadly saw it coming. I must admit that it passed me by on this horrible album, but then I listened to it in isolation and it clicked immensely. I'm very certain this would be much more appreciated if it were part of Like a Prayer instead.