[Halien4Life]

Originally posted by Chemist

No and no. The best song is first love

But the booty snippet sounded like a bop

First Love kinda sucked

meh you really cannot count on the flop pop girls anymore

[rihannafan]

Remember when pitchfork chose problems as Best new music?

[Kang.]

The first section of the album is so gorgeous and rich, Ultraviolence at first seems better than it is.

This is true, almost tricked me into thinking it was better than I Never Learn.

[B-Luke]

Originally posted by Nialler

Maps >>>> Payphone
Ryan Tedder can do no wrong

Poor Flatulencé & XO. Payphone was additionally downgraded by the appearance of Tayloose and the embarassing rap of Wiz.

[RobynYoBank]

I can't believe Tinashe is pronounced "tin-aw-shay"

I mean, I guess I can, but still

[Aleks]

Originally posted by Chemist

Pitchfork didn't review blackout but it praised it some time after

Pretty much every major publication praised it some time after it came out, it deserved much better reviews than it got because of her personal struggles.

[Boop]

Originally posted by slobro

Haven't listened to it but this might become a 'global'/viral smash (like a Shakira hit)

Wow, poor Beyoncé!

[Jameson Teqkilla]

P4k didn't lie. Tracks 6-9 are really thin compared to the first 5, the last 2, and all the bonus tracks sans GnR

[Ecstasy]

Originally posted by Chemist

Pitchfork didn't review blackout but it praised it some time after

Yes I just read it. They actually didn't do a bad job at it to my surprise.

But context is everything. Unlike her superstar ex (no, not K-Fed), Britney's borrowings from urban music don't have a safety net of contact book authenticity: There are no "[ft.]"'s on Blackout. When Team Britney require a dubstep track, for instance, they simply borrow some production tricks and make one. The result is "Freakshow", built around the "wobbler" effect that's a genre standby. A dubstep forum thread on the tune hit seven pages in 24 hours, mixing outrage and delight: It still seems to matter when the mainstream borrows underground music, brings it into the wider pop vocabulary.

Meanwhile I was genuinely surprised, even shocked, by Blackout. Not because it's Britney, or because of its innovation, but because of its creepiness, its black hole heart. The crux of "Freakshow" isn't the wobbler, it's the unnerving moment when Britney suddenly starts repeating her lines in sick, flat vocals pitched down so low it's like she's turned mid-song into a man. if there's one song that takes Britney right into the Black Lodge it's the album's centrepiece, "Get Naked (I Got a Plan)". This is a song about sex, nothing else, but the level of studio tricknology applied to it turns it claustrophobic, as frightening as it's exhilarating.

Album of the Decade

[Chemist]

Originally posted by Halien4Life

But the booty snippet sounded like a bop

First Love kinda sucked

meh you really cannot count on the flop pop girls anymore

Booty is also good and TENS

[Chemist]

Originally posted by LoveTheWayILie

Yes I just read it. They actually didn't do a bad job at it to my surprise.



Album of the Decade

Britney right into the Black Lodge it's the album's centrepiece, "Get Naked (I Got a Plan)". This is a song about sex, nothing else, but the level of studio tricknology applied to it turns it claustrophobic, as frightening as it's exhilarating

The get naked praise

[Halien4Life]

Originally posted by slobro

Haven't listened to it but this might become a 'global'/viral smash (like a Shakira hit)

Bop

[iamstrong]

Iggy and Ariana are the only pop girls that are smashing right now.

Lana's music is like a strong dose of sleeping pill. The perfect cure to insomnia

[Sunshine.]

Originally posted by Aleks

Pretty much every major publication praised it some time after it came out, it deserved much better reviews than it got because of her personal struggles.

Poor Chris!

[Chemist]

Girls aloud/sugababes first greatest hits albums got both a 8.5 from p4k

[Superpower]

After listening to ULTRAVIOLENCE all week, I can say that I don't like it. This makes me sad because I love Lana and I loved all her songs until now.
I hope she doesn't work with Dan from The Black Keys again

[Reader]

UV is in my hands. It's raining in London. Can't get any more perf tbh.

[Braz]

[Ecstasy]

Originally posted by Chemist

Britney right into the Black Lodge it's the album's centrepiece, "Get Naked (I Got a Plan)". This is a song about sex, nothing else, but the level of studio tricknology applied to it turns it claustrophobic, as frightening as it's exhilarating

The get naked praise

the justin shade tho hihihi

[Chemical X.]

booty and tens both suck hehe