Music News: Britney is forward-thinking and has her own genre - Page 8

brIt-()nstar

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Originally posted by Louie

You want the whole album to be dubstep? MESS.

It was influenced by dubstep. And SIWAK's WHOLE breakdown is DUBSTEP. So is HIAM's. And Inside Out is a dubstep production from the beginning till the end. There are more dubstep hints around the album but I won't even bother.

A full-blown dubstep album?!?

brIt-()nstar

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Originally posted by Peep

Isn't the OP actually the flamebait?

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Originally posted by brit_onstar*

A full-blown dubstep album?!?

That would have been really cool and fresh for mainstream music. HIAM had a good dub step breakdown in the bridge and I was hoping to hear more of that on the album.

Louie

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Originally posted by reloaded

I did not give up on my argument. I was saying why it was going no where. You never needed to respond to my original post in the first place. Don't tell me to leave, you can shove it. Don't you need to be checking for polyps in Britney's ass?

Love, YOU are the one who clicked on this thread and came in here with your full-hate mode on. And that's a warning worthy post, but you're too kewt to be gone.

MAKSIM

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Originally posted by Louie

You want the whole album to be dubstep? MESS.

It was influenced by dubstep. [b]And SIWAK's WHOLE breakdown is DUBSTEP. So is HIAM's. And Inside Out is a dubstep production from the beginning till the end. There are more dubstep hints around the album but I won't even bother.

Did I say the whole album had to be dubstep. Im just saying if they wanted to PUSH THE ENVELOPE and be innovative than you incorporate a sound for more than 20 seconds and say this dance breakdown made the ALBUM as a whole innovative. Did I say In The Zone was all bollywood? no, it had multiple elements of RnB, bollywood, and worldly instruments that was a unique combination to put together in an album but worked. Its not hugely innovative to insert a 20 second dubstep dance breakdown into a pop artists song when dubstep is popular as ever.

-SIWAK breakdown starts at 2:15 and ends at around 2:40...20-25 seconds just like how I said in my original post

-Criminal is the most innovative song on the album

As I said before, I like the album, I just dont find it to be amazing as her previous albums and although good is inflated with the perception of being innovative.

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Originally posted by L/\DY G/\G/\

Did I say the whole album had to be dubstep. Im just saying if they wanted to PUSH THE ENVELOPE and be innovative than you incorporate a sound for more than 20 seconds and say this dance breakdown made the ALBUM as a whole innovative. Did I say In The Zone was all bollywood? no, it had multiple elements of RnB, bollywood, and worldly instruments that was a unique combination to put together in an album but worked. Its not hugely innovative to insert a 20 second dubstep dance breakdown into a pop artists song when dubstep is popular as ever.

-SIWAK breakdown starts at 2:15 and ends at around 2:40...20-25 seconds just like how I said in my original post

-Criminal is the most innovative song on the album

As I said before, I like the album, I just dont find it to be amazing as her previous albums and although good is inflated with the perception of being innovative.

I agree.

Louie

Femme Fatale isn't FULL of dubstep and THANK **** for that because that would have been a HOT ASS MESS.

Louie

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Originally posted by L/\DY G/\G/\

Did I say the whole album had to be dubstep. Im just saying if they wanted to PUSH THE ENVELOPE and be innovative than you incorporate a sound for more than 20 seconds and say this dance breakdown made the ALBUM as a whole innovative. Did I say In The Zone was all bollywood? no, it had multiple elements of RnB, bollywood, and worldly instruments that was a unique combination to put together in an album but worked. Its not hugely innovative to insert a 20 second dubstep dance breakdown into a pop artists song when dubstep is popular as ever.

-SIWAK breakdown starts at 2:15 and ends at around 2:40...20-25 seconds just like how I said in my original post

-Criminal is the most innovative song on the album

As I said before, I like the album, I just dont find it to be amazing as her previous albums and although good is inflated with the perception of being innovative.

I agree with you, but I am glad I agree with you, because the little dubstep is what was needed for the album. The album won't appeal to me as it does if it had more dubstep. And that, for me, is pushing the envelope enough. Femme Fatale isn't as innovative as ITZ or Blackout, but it is what it is, and we'll just have to appreciate the little innovation that it has - which is ****ing fabulous.

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Just on a side note, why is this even a thread? Shouldn't it just go into the FF thread?

CaptainMusic

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Originally posted by reloaded

Why are you such a nasty person like that to me? Because I'm not up Brit's ass.

Brit/K$ how about all those I-I-I-I- and Oh-oh-oh-oh cut off stutter choruses. black jack whiskey straight.

Stay pressed! :excited:

Have you even listened to the full album? Because you sound like a real jackass to me and youre the one who is pressed. Till the world ends is the only song on the album that sounds like something kesha would do.

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Originally posted by CaptainMusic

Have you even listened to the full album? Because you sound like a real jackass to me and youre the one who is pressed. Till the world ends is the only song on the album that sounds like something kesha would do.

Yes I have listened to the album many times. I don't remember you being part of that conversation. You can see that it was settled.

Louie

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Originally posted by reloaded

Just on a side note, why is this even a thread? Shouldn't it just go into the FF thread?

It did get into the FF thread, but it deserves the recognition seeing that there are many ~~thick-headed~~ pressed souls that label Britney as a robot that has no personality in her music. The producers are the people who work on the artists input = they know best. True tea should be served properly.

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Plus I do like the album. I don't think it's her best, but I have some favorites on it. Don't assume I didn't listen just because I compared her style to something that another artist was doing a lot of recently.

Kingpin

Dr Luke

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Originally posted by Louie

It did get into the FF thread, but it deserves the recognition seeing that there are many ~~thick-headed~~ pressed souls that label Britney as a robot that has no personality in her music. The producers are the people who work on the artists input = they know best. True tea should be served properly.

Putting this in its own thread won't change anyones mind. Plus Dr. Luke has no reason or agenda to praise her. Not at all.

There aren't threads for articles about other artists. I know ATRL has a boner of her, but come on, how many threads people?

ToMmY

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Originally posted by PopBoi

People thinking they know better than Dr Luke about music and Britney

IKR? Pathetic.

hairofglory

Femme Fatale is a very solid album, but is not as innovating as some of you seem to think. The most innovating tracks are How I Roll and Criminal. Most of the album sounds pretty good, but it is not necessarily anything new or groundbreaking, and to go as far as saying she has her own genre is a bit ridiculous.

a1016neo

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Originally posted by reloaded

If you could read and comprehend, then you see how my post shows the pointlessness of arguing about this ****. If you don't like what I say, block me so my posts don't show up for you.

I just said it was not related directly to my post, but yes, its related to the overall argument here.

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Originally posted by hairofglory

Femme Fatale is a very solid album, but is not as innovating as some of you seem to think. The most innovating tracks are How I Roll and Criminal. Most of the album sounds pretty good, but it is not necessarily anything new or groundbreaking, and to go as far as saying she has her own genre is a bit ridiculous.

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B94

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Originally posted by hairofglory

Femme Fatale is a very solid album, but is not as innovating as some of you seem to think. The most innovating tracks are How I Roll and Criminal. Most of the album sounds pretty good, but it is not necessarily anything new or groundbreaking, and to go as far as saying she has her own genre is a bit ridiculous.

This!