I'm really hoping for something like In The Zone, to be honest. Everyone talks about how Blackout is her best album ever, but I don't see it. Sure, the beats are hot, but ITZ was really diverse and had this really artistic, yet still hot, sound to it. I can still listen to it now without knowing it's 5 years old. It's not dated sounding.
I really want her to be involved. She's a lot more talented then people give her credit for. Didn't she write Everytime almost completely by herself?
I'm really hoping for something like In The Zone, to be honest. Everyone talks about how Blackout is her best album ever, but I don't see it. Sure, the beats are hot, but ITZ was really diverse and had this really artistic, yet still hot, sound to it. I can still listen to it now without knowing it's 5 years old. It's not dated sounding.
I really want her to be involved. She's a lot more talented then people give her credit for. Didn't she write Everytime almost completely by herself?
I agree about "In The Zone". For me it's her best album!
I'm really hoping for something like In The Zone, to be honest. Everyone talks about how Blackout is her best album ever, but I don't see it. Sure, the beats are hot, but ITZ was really diverse and had this really artistic, yet still hot, sound to it. I can still listen to it now without knowing it's 5 years old. It's not dated sounding.
I really want her to be involved. She's a lot more talented then people give her credit for. Didn't she write Everytime almost completely by herself?
I mostly agree with you. ITZ is her most artistic and diverse album while Blackout is her most cohesive and upbeat album. I love both of them equally in a different way.
And yes, people underestimate Britney's talent and involvement in her albums ALOT. She's a decent song-writer. "Someday (I will understand)" is the proof. She wrote and co-produced one of her most beautiful songs to date. Plus I can show you every article from the producers that she had worked with in every album and they all praise her professionalism and hard-working at the studio. People tend to ignore that.
I'm really hoping for something like In The Zone, to be honest. Everyone talks about how Blackout is her best album ever, but I don't see it. Sure, the beats are hot, but ITZ was really diverse and had this really artistic, yet still hot, sound to it. I can still listen to it now without knowing it's 5 years old. It's not dated sounding.
I really want her to be involved. She's a lot more talented then people give her credit for. Didn't she write Everytime almost completely by herself?
She co-wrote Everytime along with Annette Stamatelatos.
Something interesting is that Britney was the first of her generation [Aggie, Fagterlake, Beyawncé, etc.] to write a song and perform the instruments by herself.
However, I have a feeling that Brit is going to do a Blackout II type album..and I would really hate that.
I truly doubt this. Sure she might have some club bangas on their, but this time around the sound will change again.
"ITZ" is HER best album, but "Blackout" still topped it. Yet again, like I've said before, she wasn't nearly as creatively involved in "Blackout" as "ITZ" or "Britney".
^Yep. I didn't really like "Oops" (the song is annoying as hell now ), lets not add it sounded just like the masterpiece "Baby One More Time", and the album wasn't as thorough as "BOMT". While the debut had a flow of good songs, "Oops" was choppy with good/bad songs.
), lets not add it sounded just like the masterpiece "Baby One More Time", and the album wasn't as thorough as "BOMT". While the debut had a flow of good songs, "Oops" was choppy with good/bad songs.