Im not asking if she should release an album full of urban songs and rule out pop songs. I just mean since 4 is the album that "Beyonce" wanted to make not her label. Commercial or not.

Would you like to see Britney release a more mature album like 4? With more heartfelt ballads like everytime, someday and maybe even featuring a few songs of different genres like ITZ.

Im curious as to what she'll do with her next album, which is why im asking the question

It would be amazing.

What kind of album would Brit like to make? I thought that Femme Fatale was a pretty ingenious endeavor.

I find it hard to believe that Beyonce wasn't thinking at all about sales and radio playability when she made '4' tbh. She seems very success driven and I doubt she would have put an album out that she wasn't convinced could be successful.

But I think Britney should do that, just release an album she wants to release, and **** sales and what radio stations think. She almost did it with this album I think, but the label scrapped it and made her record FF instead

Yeah I agree.

A Britney album of the same vein would be amazing, it would certainly be more refreshing than more mindless pop, even though I love Femme Fatale.

I think britney does like femme fatale, she's always said that she doesn't record anything she doesnt like. But i think that if britney was put in charge of femme fatale i think it would have a much different sound, maybe like the "original doll" sound she was going for. There was a rumour going around that she wanted to do a more rock/urban kind of album for femme fatale but it was scrapped. It was declared false by darkchild, but of course he would deny it, so we dont really know if it was true or not.

She stated that she worked on the album for 2 years, however most of the songs were recorded late last year and this year. If she had worked on the album for 2 years, i'd imagine that she'd written quite a few songs as well for the album that just didnt make the cut.

Femme fatale's an amazing dance album though, so if she makes another album like it i'll be fine with it, im just ready for something different and a bit more mature and creative

Her new label is less strict, so it might happen.

Not really.

It was. However, the original concept for the album was to include many mid-tempos and tracks with a harder/rock edge. This was Britney's idea and she wrote nearly the entire album before they decided to go in a different direction. Jive even let her start recording some songs, but they didn't really like how it was turning out, and then finally, they felt uncomfortable with the album as it was, so they decided to go in a completely new direction. They wanted something more conventional, something more radio-friendly. "He About To Lose Me" and "Don't Keep Me Waiting" represent the original vibe of the album the most. She even collaborated with William Orbit, but absolutely nothing they did together made the final cut, which resulted in his breakdown on Twitter.

Most of the album was put together in late 2010. After changing the direction, she started recording in very late 2010 with Dr. Luke. "Till The World Ends," "Hold It Against Me," "Inside Out," "(Drop Dead) Beautiful," "Seal It With A Kiss," and "Gasoline," were all recorded prior to the end of 2010. The reason why we got the cover and the track-listing so late was the fact that they had finished the album in February 2011. (In addition, one of the reasons why she didn't promote "Hold It Against Me," besides her usual laziness, was the fact that she was still recording the album.) She was working on the album since 2009, and three songs from the 2009 sessions made the cut: "I Wanna Go," "Criminal," and the deluxe bonus, "Up N' Down."

I hope that we will get the album in its original form one day.

Nahhh.

Leave it to Beyonce.

I want another Blackout. It's how Brit tells her story

"4" is not really noncommercial. I love it, but you make it seem like it's an indie album, for God's sake. "Best Thing I Never Had," "Party," "Start Over," "Countdown," "End Of Time," and "Run The World" are all extremely radio-friendly tracks.

Just because they're underperforming (even though "Best Thing I Never Had" seems to be a sleeper hit) doesn't make them noncommercial.

Run The World = they're?

Nice try.

I was referring to both singles, and commented on "Best Thing I Never Had" and its stalling success in the parenthesis. No need to get so upset.

Well you included more than both singles in your sentence.

And I'm not upset.

I want a few personal songs that she makes on her own like Everytime maybe 3-4 and then the rest on the album something different. Maybe experimental a bit?

The new label she joins after this contract.. I want them to make Britney release an Original Doll type album.
It kills me knowing State of Grace & Rebellion are hidden to most of the music world.

Blackout > Life.

Sure.