Discussion: How will history remember FF, BTW & 4? - Page 18

ifyouseekLEM

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Originally posted by MusicTalker

None of these will be remembered. Blackout will always be remembered by Britney fans but outside of her fanbase it certainly won't be remembered down the line.

Blackout isn't remembered by the public, but it sure is remembered by all the ****** producers using its sounds to make the albums for your favorites today.

GarageGlamourous

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Originally posted by staracademy1990

All will be forgotten, none of the three albums have any standout tracks that can hold in 20 years

This

Mani.

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Originally posted by BnPac

So you accept the fact that Blackout will be remembered because Pitchfork rated it well but you don't think "4" will be remembered even though Pitchfork gave it a 8, the highest rate by a female Rnb or pop artist ever; just because Bey is not your fave. Okay I see you.

BnPac

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Originally posted by Monster

Correction. A Britney stan disguised as a Rolling Stone critic called it the pop album of the decade. Let's not kid ourselves after he called Gaga's Telephone inferior to Britney's version when we all know that is a lie not even God can forgive.

Yess I keep saying this over and over again. Rob **** who runs the pop section is a Britney's stan not a fan, a die hard delusional stan. He has been called out on his ******** a lot of times, he even had the nerve to compare her voice and her talent to Bob Dylan once, the guy has mental issues. And that is also one of the reasons lately all their articles on Xtina were so harsh.

Nicole

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Originally posted by Patri

Femme Fatale: Won't be remembered. It's tired and a bit forced. She's not at her prime anymore and even a a 2.5 year break couldn't remedy that.

Born This Way: My avatar no doubt shows where my allegiance is. However, I will say that -in my opinion- the songs of this album don't have the longevity that songs from TF and TFM have. So many of the tracks have just become skips for me and the era is not being managed well-enough for what they have to work with. But I do agree that it will be seen as her daring album.

4: I haven't heard enough of it to comment just yet.

I only use MTN, TEOG, BM, EC & HML. Sometimes GH for its ****tiness and Americano for its Latin vibe. The rest

KeirGrey

And yet who would of thought she'd be on her 4th single without a solid hit from the prior 3 singles by august

Vertigo Stick

I hear more replica's of Dr. Luke/Kesha's Tik Toc than anything off of Blackout (which sounded like Future Love/Sex Sounds).

ifyouseekLEM

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Originally posted by Da beezness!

I'm SO disappointed in you. I guess the others were right about you

Gurl please, I've nearly dragged Britney harder than anyone else in this thread and she's my favorite.

Monster

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Originally posted by Haus_of_Nicole

I only use MTN, TEOG, BM, EC & HML. Sometimes GH for its ****tiness and Americano for its Latin vibe. The rest

B94

I'm surprised at people saying Blackout wont be remembered outside her fan base which is a big ass lie. I've seen too many fan form's from other fan bases that praised Blackout.

I really wouldn't use sales as a excuse because she didn't promote it and she was in the worst period of her life and people hated her.

MusicTalker

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Originally posted by MonsterRoco

And yet who would of thought she'd be on her 4th single without a solid hit from the prior 3 singles by august

BTW sold 3 million & spent 6 weeks at #1. WW it was huge still.

No solid hit? TEOG did "solid".

Chemist

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Originally posted by Monster

Correction. A Britney stan disguised as a Rolling Stone critic called it the pop album of the decade. Let's not kid ourselves after he called Gaga's Telephone inferior to Britney's version when we all know that is a lie not even God can forgive.

The Guardian and Pitchfork are also Britney stans then

And like I've said before. Critics call Gaga the queen of pop. It's truth
Critics call beyonce the performer of our generation. It's truth
Critics call Rihanna the best dressed woman in the entertainment. It's truth
Critics call Blackout the most influencial pop album of the last 10 years. It's clearly a Britney stan who wrote it.

Make up y'all mind my beatiful ATRLers

Remixed

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Originally posted by MonsterRoco

And yet who would of thought she'd be on her 4th single without a solid hit from the prior 3 singles by august

What? Born This Way and TEOG are solid hits.

Allstar

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Originally posted by Haus_of_Nicole

I only use MTN, TEOG, BM, EC & HML. Sometimes GH for its ****tiness and Americano for its Latin vibe. The rest.

You know what's good.

KeirGrey

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Originally posted by BnPac

Yess I keep saying this over and over again. Rob **** who runs the pop section is a Britney's stan not a fan, a die hard delusional stan. He has been called out on his ******** a lot of times, he even had the nerve to compare her voice and her talent to Bob Dylan once, the guy has mental issues. And that is also one of the reasons lately all their articles on Xtina were so harsh.

He runs The Time & The Guardian as well ?

Cap10Planet

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Originally posted by BnPac

Right?

So? Does the new generation know Al Green; Aretha Franklin, Salomon Burke? No, they are uneducated in term of music and it is nobody's fault. Illmatic and Nas stay unbothered, one being the best HipHop album ever made and the other being one of the illest rappers ever. No HipHop fan can pretend to be one if he doesn't know him or THAT album (and let's NOT mention Eminem's fans here cause most of them are pop fans and Hip Hop profanes).

Better yet, does the new generation knows Jagged Little Pill or Alanis Morissette? Some of the new generation don't even know Purple Rain or Prince, so yeah they are beyond irrelevant. Once they'll grow and learn to appreciate good music they'll find their way there.

Book her, please. These children can't even name two Aretha songs outside of "Respect," which isn't even HER song.

Illmatic is one of the most influential Hip Hop albums of all-time.

Boop.

ifyouseekLEM

People getting my blood pressure all up today....

People bring up old Britney receipts to "drag", but when a Britney stan talks about positive old Britney receipts, they're delusional and stuck in the past.

MusicTalker

I love Blackout, & I see how it inspired some of today's producers, but not to the degree some of her stans say it did. It may have influenced them but I don't think it 180'd the charts.

Aaron

I think 4 will get a few Grammys, and few miscellaneous other awards. It's largely ignored by most of the public, and a lot of people don't even know it exists. That might change in the future however.

YoYo

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Originally posted by BnPac

Right?

So? Does the new generation know Al Green; Aretha Franklin, Salomon Burke? No, they are uneducated in term of music and it is nobody's fault. Illmatic and Nas stay unbothered, one being the best HipHop album ever made and the other being one of the illest rappers ever. No HipHop fan can pretend to be one if he doesn't know him or THAT album (and let's NOT mention Eminem's fans here cause most of them are pop fans and Hip Hop profanes).

Better yet, does the new generation knows Jagged Little Pill or Alanis Morissette? Some of the new generation don't even know Purple Rain or Prince, so yeah they are beyond irrelevant. Once they'll grow and learn to appreciate good music they'll find their way there.

Aretha YES. The rest no and that's NOT ignorance, just because you don't have GREAT interest in music enough for you to research its history doesn't make you ignorant. If they are not remembered then it's nobody's fault. That's like me asking you to recall infuential 60's movies and tv shows when you just have a passing interest in TV and Cinema.

The likes of Beathoven, Mozart to MJ and Madonna are still remembered to this day by "educated" and ignorant people alike.

Let's look at the bigger picture here and stop hurling insults on people who don't recognize what we do, shall we?