[MiuMiu]

Originally Posted by MarkWaldorf

Gimme More
Piece of Me
Radar
Break The Ice
Heaven on Earth
Get Naked (I Got A Plan)
Freakshow
Toy Soldier
Hot As Ice
Ooh Ooh Baby
Perfect Lover
Why Should I Be So Sad?

SUCH an amazing album.
Everyone of them could've been singles.
I know Britney didn't have a lot to do with the album itself because it was at the height of her going off the rails, but still.
it's amazing.

LOVES it!

[M X]

Originally Posted by MiuMiu

SUCH an amazing album.
Everyone of them could've been singles.
I know Britney didn't have a lot to do with the album itself because it was at the height of her going off the rails, but still.
it's amazing.

LOVES it!

Britney had more to do with Blackout then any other album she's ever made. That's because her management who she fired had nothing to do with it.

[MiuMiu]

Originally Posted by MichaelSpears

Britney had more to do with Blackout then any other album she's ever made. That's because her management who she fired had nothing to do with it.

WOW!
Well if that's the case, Britney must have apsolutely **** all to do with her music so.
Look at the writing and production credits for the tracks on Blackout.
She only had a hand in co-writing "Ooh Ooh Baby" with 3 other people and "Freakshow" with 5 others.
Out of 12 songs that's pretty pathetic. And you tell me that I'm wrong?

Keri Hilson made more of a contribution on that album then she did LMAO!

[M X]

Originally Posted by MiuMiu

WOW!
Well if that's the case, Britney must have apsolutely **** all to do with her music so.
Look at the writing and production credits for the tracks on Blackout.
She only had a hand in co-writing "Ooh Ooh Baby" with 3 other people and "Freakshow" with 5 others.
Out of 12 songs that's pretty pathetic. And you tell me that I'm wrong?

Keri Hilson made more of a contribution on that album then she did LMAO!

Britney was the executive producer of the album, the only time she's ever done that. She produced most of the songs and co-wrote two. And also the fact that if she had still been with Larry then, they wouldn't have her making an album like Blackout. She got to decide totally what the album sounded like. And that's the most creative control she's ever had.

[MiuMiu]

Originally Posted by MichaelSpears

Britney was the executive producer of the album, the only time she's ever done that. She produced most of the songs and co-wrote two. And also the fact that if she had still been with Larry then, they wouldn't have her making an album like Blackout. She got to decide totally what the album sounded like. And that's the most creative control she's ever had.

Jesus, was I in a bad mood or what last night lol?


But I'm looking at the sleeve here. It gives who produced all the tracks. Her name isn't there after any of the songs for either Producer, co-production or vocal production.
At the back of the album it says Executive producer: Britney Spears.
Means nothing to me. They always say that anyways, just to make it look like the artist had something to do with the actual music.
She probably siad "right, I want to sound like that" and then people like Keri Hilson and Kara DiaGuardi went off, wrote songs for her and producers came in like Danja and The Neptunes and produced the songs and she basically just said "Yes, I like that" or "No". That's what it seems like to me looking at the actual evidence of the sleeve.

[M X]

Originally Posted by MiuMiu

Jesus, was I in a bad mood or what last night lol?


But I'm looking at the sleeve here. It gives who produced all the tracks. Her name isn't there after any of the songs for either Producer, co-production or vocal production.
At the back of the album it says Executive producer: Britney Spears.
Means nothing to me. They always say that anyways, just to make it look like the artist had something to do with the actual music.
She probably siad "right, I want to sound like that" and then people like Keri Hilson and Kara DiaGuardi went off, wrote songs for her and producers came in like Danja and The Neptunes and produced the songs and she basically just said "Yes, I like that" or "No". That's what it seems like to me looking at the actual evidence of the sleeve.

I'm not saying she she wrote every song from scratch or w/e. I'm just saying, it's more than what she did on any other album, Blackout and In The Zone she had the most control.

[Zac]

Originally Posted by MichaelSpears

I'm not saying she she wrote every song from scratch or w/e. I'm just saying, it's more than what she did on any other album, Blackout and In The Zone she had the most control.

And Blackout and ITZ went on to be the best albums she's ever produced! Something tells me she should always have more control on her albums.