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Album: Britney Spears - 'Femme Fatale'
Member Since: 1/27/2006
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It is what it is. 
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Originally posted by stevensaurusrex
I wonder if Britney's tired of doing electronic music yet. It's been pretty much her last 3 albums.
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Circus wasn't that electronic in my opinion. Pretty diverse, actually. But it was a rushed project, so the focus and direction was naturally all over the place. But nah, until she says so - they'll have her record whatever's hot atm.
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Originally posted by Mister Martian
It used to be listed on his website, but now it's not there anymore. He had done guitar for a few Britney songs where took engineer credits instead of production credits, like "How I Roll" and "Trouble For Me." I'm going to see if I can come up with some receipts for that.
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Yeah, I googled. But if he is on those masterpieces... 
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Member Since: 3/30/2011
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Originally posted by Louie
Wow, if as the rumours say, a B&A song costs $250,000. They must have costed her over $4 million. 
Well-deserved. Every single song they've given her so far has been beyond amazing. |
Britney probably pays them more than that. I heard the final cost of Circus was > Femme Fatale.
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Originally posted by Louie
Wow, if as the rumours say, a B&A song costs $250,000. They must have costed her over $4 million.
Well-deserved. Every single song they've given her so far has been beyond amazing. |
I still look in awe at how flawless their work is with her. 
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Member Since: 3/30/2011
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Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2
I still look in awe at how flawless their work is with her. |
Yeah! I'm so glad Britney borrowed them from Kylie back in 03.
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I don't think the $250,000 rumor is true. I'm not saying it's not real.. But I can't believe that when Sky Ferreria worked with them for her debut album. I wouldn't think A record label wouldnt let a new artist on her debut album have a bunch of songs produced by them for $250,000 each.
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Originally posted by Bdawg
I don't think the $250,000 rumor is true. I'm not saying it's not real.. But I can't believe that when Sky Ferreria worked with them for her debut album. I wouldn't think A record label wouldnt let a new artist on her debut album have a bunch of songs produced by them for $250,000 each.
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Record labels usually set aside a big chunk of change for album production and production... plus wasn't she a song writer before? That probably gives her a little boost.
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Her work with B&A is flawless.  Even their remixes ****.
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Originally posted by Bdawg
I don't think the $250,000 rumor is true. I'm not saying it's not real.. But I can't believe that when Sky Ferreria worked with them for her debut album. I wouldn't think A record label wouldnt let a new artist on her debut album have a bunch of songs produced by them for $250,000 each.
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They are expensive, however, that is NOT the standard price, even though "How I Roll" did cost $250,000.
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Also Bloodshy & Avant decided to work with her through her messaging them on Myspace. It wasn't just a hiring job.
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Member Since: 3/21/2010
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Originally posted by Mister Martian
Record labels usually set aside a big chunk of change for album production and production... plus wasn't she a song writer before? That probably gives her a little boost.
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well that makes sense. I think she might've been.. I'm not sure. I don't really know much about her but I do know alot of B&A's work with her was good too. Obession, one, and 17 were top notch productions in my book.
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Member Since: 3/21/2010
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Originally posted by Duca
Her work with B&A is flawless. Even their remixes ****.
They are expensive, however, that is NOT the standard price, even though "How I Roll" did cost $250,000. |
so does that mean HIR was the most expensive song theyve done with Britney??
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Member Since: 7/9/2010
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Originally posted by stevensaurusrex
I wonder if Britney's tired of doing electronic music yet. It's been pretty much her last 3 albums.
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I agree. The stint is getting old, it's time she makes another genre popular like she did with electronic.
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Member Since: 3/21/2010
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Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2
Also Bloodshy & Avant decided to work with her through her messaging them on Myspace. It wasn't just a hiring job.
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oh so it was kinda like a Ke$ha Luke kinda thing??
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Member Since: 5/2/2009
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Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2
Britney Spears
Shyvant
Standard Edition
1. My Prerogative
2. Toxic
3. Piece of Me
4. Mona Lisa
5. Phonography
6. How I Roll
7. Showdown
8. Do Somethin'
9. Trip To Your Heart
10. Freakshow
11. Trouble
12. Unusual You
Deluxe Edition
13. (I've Just Begun) Havin' My Fun
14. Chaotic
15. Toy Solider
iTunes Bonus Track
16. Radar
Grammy Album of the Year. 
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Damn, I'm gonna try this playlist out later. Looks epic!
On Brit's next album, I want something with more substance than songs about clubbing and ****ing. She doesn't even go clubbing anymore and she's '****ing' around with a senior...
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Originally posted by Bdawg
oh so it was kinda like a Ke$ha Luke kinda thing??
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Pretty much. And yes, she is heavily involved in write. "One" was written in 2008, most of it, before finishing and recording with B&A.
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Originally posted by Duca
They are expensive, however, that is NOT the standard price, even though "How I Roll" did cost $250,000.
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Who would have though the label would pay so much money for a lame filler. 
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Member Since: 3/30/2011
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Originally posted by JonnyϟLightning
Who would have though the label would pay so much money for a lame filler. |
Blasphemy.
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Member Since: 3/21/2010
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Originally posted by Crazytowel
Damn, I'm gonna try this playlist out later. Looks epic!
On Brit's next album, I want something with more substance than songs about clubbing and ****ing. She doesn't even go clubbing anymore and she's '****ing' around with a senior...
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Gurl bye. Britney already said she goes clubbing in her house. Sexney will always be around. Britney is known for her Sexiness, and sex music.
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Member Since: 1/27/2006
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Originally posted by JonnyϟLightning
Who would have though the label would pay so much money for a lame filler. |
Blasphemy.
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Originally posted by Crazytowel
Damn, I'm gonna try this playlist out later. Looks epic!
On Brit's next album, I want something with more substance than songs about clubbing and ****ing. She doesn't even go clubbing anymore and she's '****ing' around with a senior...
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Me too.  But yeah, Britney's writing is not that commercial - from what we've seen and heard through demos. She can get real personal. It's up to her to say to keep her lyrics or for the label to trust for that kind of material to sell.
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Member Since: 8/19/2011
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Originally posted by Mister Martian
If Britney had full control over an album, it'd probably sound a lot more urban than her most recent albums.
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That's why what she writes for her albums never makes it to the album as it isn't the pop friendly sound they want! I remember during Circus, she said she was writing loads and it's a more urban sounding album! Of course, the album turned out to be a safe pop album and Britney with a few writing credits!
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Member Since: 1/27/2006
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Originally posted by Mister Martian
Blasphemy.
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