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A Credible Source from Onyx Effect Who has Inside Info On Britney Spears.
Under the username 'pairofdice',

he's known as Mat, to some fans apparently, but he seems credible, copy of all posts he's made on Onyx Effect.

"Let me just school everyone here for a moment.

First of all, yes, iLeaks has more than just those couple songs, they actually have about an album's worth of unheard material. And if you think iLeaks will be shutdown for long, you're wrong. Just give it time and let people buy them. They've sold a couple Gaga songs I'm patiently waiting for (Out of Control, Glitter & Grease) and everything has surfaced given time. Britney is going to take some time like with Telephone. Telephone floated around for months before it leaked.

Second, Jordan Miller has no exclusives. He has connections, but nothing like you guys think he has. He has a couple pictures, but that's it. He mainly gets publicity photos (like the Womanizer ones) because he has logins or connections for press/label sites. As for the supposed 911 demo, it isn't real. It isn't even Britney singing on it. And that stupid fake Take the Bait? Some of you are retarded for believing that's real either.

Third, the Cosmo/Candies shoots are probably the next Britney "exclusive" you'll see somewhere. Like I said, wait it out for songs because if you paid $300+ for a song, would you just leak it? Doubtful.

And no, All the Way was planned for the "Original Doll" album but was scrapped. "

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"Cliff Watts shot both Cosmo and Candies.

Cosmo is cute. A little awkward, but typical Cosmo stuff...she's standing there.

Candies is better than Cosmo.

And All the Way is a song from the OD era that Cathy Dennis co-wrote but wasn't released. "

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"The clothes are cute, still department store-worthy but a lot cuter than the first two Candies shoots she did in 2008/2009.

As for music the only stuff you're going to hear is the potential music that will leak. I'm not giving up titles but it's all unreleased work, a couple titles you guys haven't heard of I don't THINK. But iLeaks will sell those for top dollar, so just be ready for that.

Now, album details: there is nothing set yet. Not one thing is set. She's still recording, Jive is feeling out the material, and I really don't think we're getting an album this year. And if we do, it will be in the midst of a LOT of albums this fall. This fall is set to be one of the most epic times in music releases EVER. Michael Jackson, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Kanye West, and a lot of big names are due to drop albums this fall. And if Britney drops in with those, it's even bigger. But getting back to Britney: you can expect more songs like the sound SOME people hate of "3" and "If U Seek Amy" because they appeal to a broad market of people and did amazingly well at radio. The only name I'm waiting to hear pop back up again? Dr. Luke. But if Duffy's comments are true, then we could be in for the hybrid album of Britney's career: ITZ meets Blackout meets Circus, and that would be a big career step for her. But as for now, nothing is set at all.

Interesting that you ask about Rolling Stone. There is something in the works, and I cannot throw out there what I've heard, but again, this fall...keep an eye out. If Britney gets her album together, Promoney could make an appearance...with several other famous blondes with her"

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"I have no clue on producers. If she's working with Diplo and Tiesto and Rusko, then that's a sign that either she or Jive have caught on to what I call the "Guetta wave." Everyone wants a piece of David Guetta now...and if those guys, along with Bloodshy & Avant, Danja, and Darkchild can create Britney a sound similar to that but slightly newer, win-win for everyone. If those are true, I'll be ecstatic.

And by the way, Jive has learned from the Telephone debacle. Darkchild WILL make this next album given the great critical reception of Britney's "Telephone" demo."

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" Nick: there is one collaboration I've heard that had potential but was apparently rejected by the label. I didn't really like it either and would have made Britney kinda look sell-outish. "

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"I know plenty Alyx but I ain't no ****: I don't give it up just like that.

As for touring and her dancing, I've got nothing. I'd think that Alex can be trusted so I'd say chances are good. And as for some people who think the Circus tour was ****, you can sit down. Different style, different setup, different people, different time in her life. It was amazing tyvm.

And the Circus Tour DVD? Don't get me ****ing started. That is ALL her peoples' fault. There are two or three unfinished versions of that bitch sitting somewhere and we'll never get them. It makes me angry just thinking about it."

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"I've never heard of Sydney being filmed. It was discussed but I haven't heard of that show being out there.

I DO know they shot the tour four times.

I DO know her people ****ed up when it comes to the release/decisions of production. Seriously, they didn't know about angles, which location to pick, they didn't inform fans of the filming (that was a big **** up), and some of her camp didn't even like how she looked in one version. But that version was from the first leg which was used for the promo commercials aka you've all seen it.

And as for songwriting and all of that, no idea again. She has had a hand creatively in her last few albums so I'd say yes, she will write, but you guys better hope another "Mannequin" debacle doesn't happen."

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" Britney's only really worked on a song with Gaga, but never IN PERSON with Gaga. It's always been done with work between producers. Somewhere out there is a mastered version of Telephone with Gaga and Britney on it. IT WILL PROBABLY NEVER LEAK.

and again, a Christina duet won't ever happen. Ever. "

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"if Sydney was recorded, I don't know about it nor have my contacts ever seen it.

and California Girls? I haven't heard that song yet to be honest. But if it was a Dr. Luke production it's entirely possible.

Candies is this summer and Cosmo is a good question. No date yet, but I'll find out soon. "

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"3 will probably be added to the next tour. It was a huge hit for her so Im like 99% positive they'll put it on the next tour.

and VERY interesting if that demo is Britney...but I'd want to judge the clip if it leaks; I don't see why iLeaks would just give out a clip of a Britney demo and not be cautious or put it on their site. Whoever has it should leak or send it to me "

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"the Circus album shoot was bought out by Jive from the photographer...so no, they won't leak. It'll be like all of her other album shoots unfortunately "

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"Wade and Andre are a sore subject. But it was due to the conservatorship and her dad. Not kidding"

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"apparently, it was a group decision, but a lot of it was Adam Leber and Randy Phillips."

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"and the titles are out there. You just have to look. But I know of 3 songs that aren't anywhere online title-wise. And I can't give that out."

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"okay, megapost here:

@ Stephanie, okay I have no idea what's going to happen with upcoming choreographers, but you have to remember that the PEOPLE doing Britney's choreography for the Circus era were people she hadn't worked with before and brought a different style to her. She did really well with what they gave her to do. It all depends on what an individual hands to her and gives her to work with; she catches on and adds that Britney flair to things. Hope for different choreographers next era. And as for her dancing: she still has that, people just equate Britney to past eras and cannot look forward like they should and accept things that are different. People want her to be the Britney from "Me Against the Music" and past eras. I look at it like this: she's still Britney, still dancing, still smiling and her confidence came through on the tour, I don't care what anyone says. She was happy, that's all I want.

@Justin: as for her look, it's going to stay "Britney". I think Jenny Eliscu said it best: The Britney brand always does best when it's blonde. That's all I can really say. And no, there was no female rapper involved in the collabo, so no Nicki Menaj features. Remember: Britney doesn't stick with the crowd on music. She always does what she loves and puts out music for the masses that is catchy and just different enough to catch peoples' attention, but still keeps in line with her past work and mass appeal to maintain her older fans and grasp new ones.

@Aurore: when it comes to her team and management, it's a mixed bag. They deserve quite a bit of credit for her success given her career is just a giant PR move. Notice what happened when Larry and her label were out of the picture; the pop star experienced some "freedom" personally and musically. Personally, she suffered. Musically, she created what many fans and critics consider her best album. It's a give and take with Jive, but I have a feeling they know what they're doing a bit more this time around. They have heard the critics and the fans, and I think they're going to give us a happy medium now. I know from a personal experience, Adam Leber has heard the fans loud and clear. But remember: they let you bring your camera in the venue for the tour and take whatever you wanted. You didn't get a DVD, but you have your photos. That's the label compromise for fans.

@Dave: I can look into the UK deal for you. No clue on that one. And as for Radar, you guys have heard the rumors. The rumors are true. And again: Jive hears us, but they're going to make decisions that will make them money and keep the Britney machine going."&

"Trust me Jazzy, you're not the first nor will you be the last fan to think that.

But you have to remember, Jive did a good job with the last era. They offered Brit a chance to be a star again, and she complied. She rehearsed. She recorded. She shot videos. She toured. She had a #1 album. She had successful singles. Grammy nominee for Womanizer. Sold-out worldwide tour. This last era was a big one, and thanks to her and Jive working together, that all happened. But they really needed this to happen for Blackout in my opinion. That era, if Britney had gotten help and her people hadn't waited so long, would have been HUGE. Again, it's a give and take with Jive, and we just have to sit back and let them do their thing. It's worked for 10+ years, so just go with it. Her label isn't completely retarded, even though some stuff they do is viewed as a little stupid. "&

"That YouTube video isn't loading for me. Someone should definitely post what it says.
And as for the next era, I know it'll be good. Right now she has the worlds' attention again; this album will be what she really has to say now that they're listening with baited breath.
And as for the whole "creative" control ordeal...let's be honest, the bit of stuff we've heard from the OD era, which fans constantly whine about, was not radio friendly nor was it even that great. Mona Lisa and Rebellion may be more personal, but the general public doesn't give a ****. And Jive did give her a chance. Executive Producer of Blackout? Britney Spears. Her lowest selling studio album? Blackout. You do the math. "&

"@fyi: Not necessarily. You have to remember that the Circus era was a SUCCESSFUL time in Britney's career, and her people may just recycle the same old formula and do it again. When it comes to Blackout, I feel like it was mishandled because there was lack of communication between the label and Britney's "people" at the time (i.e. Sam Lufti) and the fact that the pop star wasn't popping how America is used to seeing her.

And I actually just got an update on album #7. No singles chosen yet, not done recording, and she's in and out of studios with several producers. By the way, the songs with Pharrell and JR Rotem are apparently old but retooled. Aka, her label is recycling past work. But her people have wisened up: they're sneaking her around to do things. Candies promo will take place as well, whether that means just the commercial or not, I don't know. Cosmo is still not set, but I'm guessing July or August"&

"See, this is debatable. Remember, fans and critics may think Blackout is her best work to date (which personally, I think it is) it didn't do well commercially. It failed to go platinum inside the US, the videos were considered subpar and she did virtually no promotion at all. And her videos were a gaff compared to her other work and work after them. Gimme More was trashed, Piece of Me was a joke (and those VMAs were a sympathy gift and not earned, Chris Brown had it right that those were "fixed" due to For the Record) and Break the Ice was a cartoon, though while some compared it to a cartoon Madonna, it didn't look much like Britney. The Blackout era was phenomenal in terms of music, but when it comes to everything else, it didn't work out at all. "&
"I'll do my best.
@Stephanie: she added YOK for fun. it was the same deal as Mannequin, it was only for Brit to do something different and have fun. And she attended the Grammy's because she was nominated and she wanted to mingle a bit; it was a good PR move.

@Nick: This album will be another big one for her, I have no doubts. Given what I'm hearing through the grapevine, the Britney machine is well-oiled again and will deliver another solid album. As for the VMAs...for right now? MTV is already in talks with her people, but I don't know what she'll be doing if anything.

@Patrick: no, no Nicki Menaj features haha. But the features that had potential, you guys would vomit at. There were three people who I've heard guest features from (two of them on one song with Britney) and I'm really hoping they don't put them on the album. "&

"oh, and I just watched that YouTube link and that is all total ******** except for one minor detail. Three songs were removed from the show and the backdrops were changed and altered in order. Perez Hilton was a part of the reason for the shuffling of backdrops. As for the deleted songs, I'll probably never know. But if she'd left them in, a LOT more people would have been happy. " Link in question. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOoavgfElJY&

"@Stephanie: Britney did sing Everytime live at every show, you just never heard it due to the track blaring over her...and the fact that her handheld mic was shut off after she would talk to the crowd. And to my knowledge, I don't think she ever sang the full song live...and if she did, I wanna see the video. And as for Sweet Dreams, I know people have it. And I know it's out there in full, but I don't know if it will leak. It absolutely could though. Although not many people had access to Venemo, I know some people did and got her tour backdrops.

@Alyx: yeah that video is so full of ****. Britney isn't dumb and didn't start off with an almost 30 song tour. People forget simple math in these things when they make up lies."&

" Venemo specializes in live shows. Look them up. They're database contains many tour videos. Spice Girls, Britney, Madonna, a lot of people.

@Stephanie: The reason she was in that office? *Gimme More giggle* "&

"@tommy: jerk

@Alyx: no, I have seen them all but do not have them.

@Steph: Britney Spears singing live? no. Let's be realistic here. And the project for which she stopped by the Viacom building for is for me to know, you to find out later this year "&

@Shane: In order for that to happen, somebody had to have taken some serious time and had a lot of hard drive space to extract those videos. You're talking about gigs and gigs of files. As for Britney, her tour mixes are the exact same as the tracks, just with a live band and a few different pitches/lines added in, like what they did with Get Naked.

@Alyx: you guys have seen them all. I've only seen alternate choices for videos and little additions or subtractions made to the final edits. "&

"In terms of photographers, I have no idea to be honest. So many photoshoots of hers will never see the light of day, and I know Mark Liddell is quite angry that all of those images of her leaked recently.

In terms of promotion, the Britney bandwagon is keeping this next project under wraps at this point in time. Everything will happen boom boom boom, single, album details, video, promo. It'll come at a later point in time. I have no idea of anything specific in terms of promo, but the VMAs is something I'd keep an eye on."&

"Certain tracks were cut from Circus at the discretion of Britney because she felt more strongly about some songs than others. And Teresa and Larry had a BIG hand in this last album. They wanted eclectic but still pop and they did it. And personally, some of those songs are her best work yet, and idc what anyone says. If U Seek Amy, Blur, Mannequin, Phonography and Trouble are some serious serious highlights, but people overlook the music due to the PR blitz and the big singles and the Radar controversy. "&

"@Nick: answer my questions via PM. lol. and I know some things about the Blackout era, but not everything.

@Steph: good question. Let's just see how this next era goes before anything else happens. I don't think she's leaving Jive/Zomba anytime soon. Live Nation would be an interesting deal, but nobody has really test-driven the Live Nation thing yet. But if you have Britney and Madonna on one label, that's a billion-dollar industry with just those two artists. "&

"Alright, this is pretty obscure and you may not know the answer, but I've been curious. How has Britney's team reacted to the rise of Lady Gaga, etc.?
When Circus was released, Gaga was just barely hitting mainstream an the whole Beyonce / Sasha Fierce thing hadn't yet become massive. It was assumed Britney and Circus were going to be top dog in 2009 but her thunder was kinda stolen by those two. Nobody seemed to jump at getting Britney to collab with Gaga on 'Telephone' so it doesn't seem like they'd be eager to get on the Gaga bandwagon for this album...but I'm wondering if it's got them sweating a bit...
...or is it no big deal whatsoever?&

"@fyi: I was waiting for this. Yes, her team has taken note of Lady Gaga. But Britney doesn't need to try to be anyone other than Britney; it's worked for over a decade, and it will continue to work now. Britney has always been visual in her look, but Beyonce and Gaga dominated that given how DIFFERENT they were from the pack, and now it's EVERYONE trying to be different, so Britney's people are just going to present the world the same blonde pop star we've always known, just with new outfits and new music. Why change the formula if it isn't broken?

@Steph: MYGOD. okay let's go down the list:
-She didn't stop promoting, she was on tour. The tour = the promo. Giving away tickets to fans = promo. Videos still came out and so did Candies ads. Those were your promo.
-No, she wasn't going to perform at the TEEN Choice Awards (I believe that's what you meant.)
-Britney did interact with fans, just not as much as people wanted. She spoke some, but not a lot.
-Britney isn't exactly the biggest fan of Gimme More so we'll see on that one...
-Yes, Blackout was due to be re-released. Cancelled twice by the label.
-No, the IUSA video is the direct result of what Britney wanted in terms of look and style; that was her baby for the era and it turned out amazing. Storyboards were a generalization and she was still working on her body some at the time prior to the video/tour.and there you go "&

"Nope, Britney isn't fond of one of her biggest hits. She actually would like to forget a very large portion of her career believe it or not. And oh yeah, she did cut songs out of the tour that she didn't want left in...and yes, there were a couple fan favorites. But it's her tour and her calls; she's more in charge than people are left to believe, and Jordan Miller is one of those people her team despises because he has it very wrong. "&
"try a majority of her first three albums.

Those albums may have made her a HUGE star, but she is sick of the stigmas associated with them. She's pushing 30, with the vast majority of people still wanting her to do those songs. She will always be performing ...Baby One More Time and Slave 4 U because they represent the song that started her career and the song that forever changed her image in peoples' minds. Before Slave she was a little kid. After Slave she was a force to be reckoned with and a certified sexual icon. Before Slave, it was a tease. After Slave, it was in your face.

And I'll tell you, two of the songs removed from the Circus tour were from her second album. You guys can probably guess what they were (hint: they were singles) and that aggrivates people which in turn aggrivates Britney. Britney wants to be taken seriously in some respects; respect can't be earned when the word "baby" is every other word and the tongue-in-cheek is just bubblegum fluff. "3" and "If U Seek Amy" take the tongue-in-cheek to a more shocking place, while paying homage to her past.

And Shane, even Madonna hates some of her biggest work that fans love. Madonna has been quoted as saying she doesn't like "Sorry" and some other songs because she thinks they're stupid and lacking in substance, but fans LOVE them.

As for whether or not Britney likes Slave 4 U? She left it on tour so I'm guessing that was probably a word from her caretakers that she leave it in; you can't cut out ALL of the big songs other than the ones from her last three records. Old stuff is needed to reel in the audience near the end, which is what the tour did."&

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"Britney's favorite? I've been told by two people it was Boys (the skit she did? her idea.)

as for vocal purposes, tweaks were made. Songs were stripped of backing vocals, instrumentation was considered with the band, and some synths were added in. Get Naked got one extra line added (at the end, which was cut from Blackout) and ...Baby One More Time went through a lot before we got the version she performed. They played with that song a lot and that's why you got the gradual evolution of Baby One More Time (4 different versions I believe) on the tour.

But her team was more concerned with the intricate workings of the show. The props, costumes, choreography, stage setup and organization to do her huge in-the-round show was the big thing. She wanted all of her fans to see her equally, and she delivered 200% on that. Her people organized it so her time was sorted in a great way, and those VIP customers got what they paid for. I was General Admission VIP - "In the Zone" Zone 2 for the Philly show. I was RIGHT BEHIND the loveseats, and she looked at me a couple times throughout the night. And those people who sat ringside at the center ring got a definite bang for their buck. Her people delivered an amazing show. "&

"@Joe: the autotune on her vocals will always be there. Fans seem to forget that her biggest album was praised regardless of the "BritBot" sound. Blackout was an experiment that succeeded in pushing pop music boundaries - the pop star sounded absent, thus giving Blackout that dirty club ****ty pop feeling that we love. Circus combined the two in a way that pleased the naysayers. Womanizer and Circus, as singles, made Britney sound alive again, and 3 is a culmination and happy melody of both eras: the fierce blonde pop star America loves to watch, and the sound that touches on rave/club/pop/sex/****ty. It's a formula that works...you can thank Max Martin for that bit of genius.

And as for Baby One More Time, that was again, her people. They worked on switching it up, but we'll never hear it. But I like the version they used. It was PERFECT for Britney to be able to play with and did well with the fans. People expect her to lipsynch: the fans love to sing along and watch the show. Never ever ever forget that.

And yes, there is a soundboard floating around out there for the OIDIA tour. As for soundchecks, Britney did rehearse. However, the interesting thing is, her band soundchecked Get Naked LAST for almost every show. I can attest to this given that I heard them soundchecking it when I was waiting to get in the Wachovia Center in Philly. I also spoke with other fans who experienced the same thing. "&

"3Words: The label backed out of two re-releases. One was pre-Circus, but then the idea of a new album came together after sessions with Max Martin and "If U Seek Amy" was recorded. And then, there was a second idea that was pitched after Circus was released but was scrapped when "3" came into the picture, and The Singles Collection deal had started. And all of the songs they were going to add you've heard of, no new titles to reveal there.

@Steph: yes, the show was intended to be A SHOW. It was to show Britney could still perform and hit dance moves and be perky and bright and into her music and showmanship. Remember, everything was done for a reason; it's just that fans were just supposed to sit back and enjoy the show. Her people never expected the FANS to ask so many questions. That's why she and her team are so cautious a majority of the time, because we want everything from her and then some"&
"No. I said the band soundchecked...Britney of course rehearsed.

You can do the math on the vocals. It should be obvious.

As for a Circus re-release: that goes along with Blackout. Ideas were thrown around, but never came to fruition. The Singles Collection was chosen instead, and to the typical fan it seemed gimmicky but the success of "3" vindicates that mini era. "&

"3Words: that was MTV hyping up Britney like they tend to do...and falling flat on their faces when the footage didn't come through. I've heard it's being saved for a future project, but not sure what. If we never see it though, I won't be surprised. "&
"Okay, it's time for me to put the ENTIRE "Telephone" ordeal to rest. HERE'S THE DEAL:

1. Lady Gaga and Darkchild worked on "Telephone" originally for Britney. It was presented to Britney's camp and they loved the idea and the song. Britney went in and recorded "Telephone" and it was due to be on Circus. However, Britney's team decided to pass on the song for "Circus" because they felt it didn't fit in with the rest of the album material.

2. "Telephone" was then going to be saved for Rodney Jerkins still-unreleased next album. Lady Gaga at this time was blowing up, and becoming a lot bigger of a pop star. Lady Gaga was also readying The Fame Monster album, and decided to record Telephone for herself.

3. Larry and Adam were still interested in keeping the song. However, they were stupid and did not sign off on Britney's final edit nor did they pay for the song. They pitched Lady Gaga and Darkchild the idea of having Britney and Gaga on the track for Britney's pending "The Singles Collection." Gaga and Darkchild respectfully declined. Gaga had been working with Darkchild for awhile, in and out of the studio for about a year and decided "Telephone" was going to be their debut piece.

4. Lady Gaga wanted Beyonce on the song. Gaga got her wish and Beyonce's verse was added in.

5. After Lady Gaga's version of Telephone came out, Rodney Jerkins pitched to Britney fans that IF they wanted Britney's version of "Telephone" then they would have to keep asking for it. This was a very bad lie to fans, seeing as the Twitter and fansite movements got a word of the song and went insane. Darkchild then took back his claim.
End of story. "&
"Final version? Who knows. I know as of right now, nobody but Darkchild has it to my knowledge.

As for the demo, Darkchild was hacked, plain and simple. Telephone (the demo) was taken along with numerous other songs with his sessions singer and, most notably, Lady Gaga. The people who got the demo claim that they do not have the final mix.

As for now, leave me questions for later. I'll be on later tonight after I get some work done and relax"
&"okay let's get down to business.

@Steph: Mannequin was simply a buzz video for promo. It was a little hint to the pop culture world and fans that Britney was secretly staging a return to her throne as a pop princess. It sent a serious shock to everyone: fans, critics, lovers and haters. She was DANCING, and dancing well. And nobody knew what it was for. It was absolute genius. And no, that was not buzz for the VMAs. They confirmed she was not performing, but people didn't listen. A lot of people thought that even as Britney won Video of the Year and was leaving the stage that she was going to come out again and perform and close the show.

As for the "3" video question, that's new to me. Britney didn't have a say in that version of the video. A director's cut is exactly what it is: the director's full vision for the video. It's like what Joseph Kahn did with "Womanizer." It's choppy right before the bridge, but a lot of fans like it more than the actual video. I don't have any idea about if Britney likes it or not, but the fans do.

In regards to the Womanizer performances, she sang live at the Bambi awards and they re-used the soundboard from that performance for her next two overseas televised performances, and also for her GMA performance. Circus was lipped.

As for the Blackout interview...That's an excellent question. Naturally, what surrounds that album is a lot of turmoil, and the press would hound her about her personal life more than the music. I think that Kurt Loder or Suchin Pak of MTV would do an amazing job with her, along with Jenny Eliscu from Rolling Stone IF she ever decided to do an interview solely on the musical period of Blackout. I was kind of shocked to hear her mention Blackout on the Circus Bonus DVD. When she said the album name alone, my jaw dropped. But I don't think she likes the connotations associated with that album, and as I said before she doesn't like Gimme More. If she does it, her people would seriously censor what questions could be asked, therefore it wouldn't be that great. I'd prefer no interview over a **** one.

@Patrick: muah

@Aurore: In terms of a DVD, that's another big mystery. I know enough that they are sitting on a LOT of footage that fans would die over, not just these last two tours. The Onyx Hotel Tour was released overseas, not sure if it was official or not. But Showtime and the label apparently got into it about contracts and a lot of legal ******** so it was shelved. As for the Circus tour, her management knows that fans are PISSED due to there not being a DVD. They heard fans loud and clear, from Adam and Twitter to fansites and the hate mail sent to BRITannica. In terms of the next tour, NOTHING is planned yet. We have no album or single or anything, so a tour is far off. But if Alex is correct, I'm excited. Touring is absolute bank for Britney, and fans didn't want the Circus tour to end (on a more massive scale than just forum junkies) and wanted more opportunities to see her. Mexico and South America really want her to come tour there. And plenty of US markets wanted more shows too.
@Dave: If I ever meet Britney, I'd either die on the spot, or die after I hugged her. It's a dream of mine, and I know it'll happen one day. I swear to God, it will happen. But no, never met her. But the feeling I got when I saw her for the first time live this past August in Philly was just happiness. She is my favorite person in music. She always will be. And when I saw her in person, I didn't cry or queen out, I just smiled a lot. Corny but true lol.
In terms of her creativity...everything is a big mystery. We aren't in that studio, and even though she's been credited on certain songs, it recently came to light that Mannequin wasn't written by her. Britney adds her touches to everything. It's in her voice, the little elements or switches she may make to lyrics and in the final package. I want everyone to remember the feeling you get when you heard a BIG Britney track for the first time. That feeling is what her people aim for, that's why they're there and why Britney does her thing. That feeling, for me personally, is the best thing ever. Her music touches a mass audience in a different way than most. Whether you love her, hate her, or just want to dance, you cannot deny that she makes music for the masses. A lot of people say they hate her, but someone once said that, "Listening to Britney Spears is like masturbating. Everyone does it, but nobody talks about it." I completely agree. I wish one of her people would see that line.
And in terms of Radar, I know this much. In some way, it was promised Bloodshy & Avant were guaranteed it as a single. However, her label knew there would be some talk of adding the exact same song to two albums. But remember: this means Radar sold twice as much as other songs. And using the video as promo for Candies fulfilled two obligations. One to the producers, and another to Candies. Was it a little corny? Yes. But it's over. Move on from it.
@Cale: Reloaded was only ever speculated to be a demo. I'm trying to contact Darkchild again and ask him questions, but I'm trying to do it right and not bombard him with questions regarding Britney. It probably is really annoying to him, but being polite and persistent pays off"

Link: http://breatheheavy.com/index.php?/t.../page__st__240

Sorry it's all cut up like this. ATRL won't let me post the whole thing.

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Sounds like anything any dedicated + delusional / attention seeking fan could come up with.

What makes him credible in the first place?
Brit fans need to learn already, every slow-news period, one of these guys will pop-up & the Britards treat him like "god". :\

Britney's album should be released around September/October of this year. I don't think Gaga realizes the faint circumstances of releasing three albums in a span of two years. Her duration of her musical career will diminish, if she decides on releasing another album at this point.

He's very reliable and confirmed cosmo long before Jordan did on Exhale. He gets a lot of insider info and has videos and pics to prove it. Not to mention he's been on Britney forums since 2006.

Take this with a grain of salt

I DESPISE "3." If we get more songs like that...

It's interesting how they're still pushing album sales and commercial music. IMO she's sold enough. Let her **** around with what she wants again. Who cares if it bombs.

Thomas

I was glad to hear she does add something to everything though... even if she's not credited with it. I always knew she was somehow involved with "Piece Of Me." She could care less about writing credits, unlike... :scary:

Hey y'all my name is Steven. I am the receipts keeper of ATRL. There are three things I ask for:

1) I wanna hear more dubstep! "Freakshow" is IMO one of her best songs ever and that sounds suits her SOOOO well. More plz.

2) I want a real ballad next era.

3) PLEASE UPDATE HER SALES ON HER LABEL'S WEBSITE. SERIOUSLY IT'S BEEN YEARS NOW SINCE HER OLD ALBUM SALES HAVE BEEN RECALCULATED!!!!

That is all...







for now.

It isn't my preferred flavor from the Bee. Jean brand, but anything produced by Maxxie eventually sits well with me. Upon its release, listening to "If U Seek Amy" made me want to physically abuse someone.

To me a lot of things written by this dude are fake... Anyway, I'm commenting some statements:

PLEASE!



I always say that


True.... I have a friend who owns a fansite and he was asked to remove his photoshoots from the gallery and even being removed he would be sued.... My friend didn't get sued anyway.....


PREACH


We know right? She wanted to cut "Baby One More Time" of her performances (tours) since 2001... We would kill her if she ever did!



Anyway, I just wanted JIVE to update her total sales!

LOL this one was obvious. It really doesnt bother me though since I only really like Britneys music from ITZ onwards.

(i actually dont think I have ever listened to BOMT or OIDIA in full )

I find it interesting how the "If U Seek Amy" video was her brainchild of the era. I just watched it the other day and I can officially say I like it. The simplicity of it moves my soul now.

Omg, I dunno why but it makes me sad that Britney doesn't wanna perform BOMT. So classic.

She doesn't?

I can't say that I'm surprised. I don't regret not attending The Circus Tour; my personal decision. I did suspect, though, that she would feel skeptical performing it. With her growth and evolution, performing anything from the ...BOMT era (and even a few songs from the OIDIA era) would appear juvenile.

Unless she manages to put an unforeseen spin on them.

Her 20s, 30s and 40s performances in Onyx of ...Baby One More Time and Oops..! I Did It Again were revolutionary.

I am not sure... I just got that from the posts above.

She always adds something new to them though, with remixes etc. I loves BOMT on Onyx and on circus tour the remix was awesome.

The best video from the Circus era, followed by the Anna Karenina-inspired Radar.

WTF at the duets (2 in one song ) Maybe this lady gaga/Shakira rumors were true He said it could make us vomit

And ileaks is having a lot of power nowadays