Britney Spears' Blackout Album: Her best work ever?

I do like "Gimme More" but I don't know any of the other songs on this album.

[quote] I do like "Gimme More" but I don't know any of the other songs on this album.

Break The Ice was such a great dance pop tune, but the animated music video they chose for it was a little strange by comparison. Perhaps Britney was to under the weather at this point to actually film the video. It's still a catchy song.

I was rocking out to Get Naked on the way to work the other day. It might well be her best album.

So she did manage to make a music video for "Piece Of Me" but it was unremarkable compared to her previous videos. Her efforts during this era was very subpar. It was the beginning of the end for Britney.

Why are you asking this question like it’s a brand new concept? Everyone already knows how hard this record’ll slap ya.

My favorite Britney album

[quote] You have no special insights

You're no bastion of knowledge yourself R5. You only managed to shit out a paragraph of boring, witless, praddle. The Benson Boone threads are more likely to meet your ephebophile desires. Now buzz off, you shallow cunt.

Isn’t this the album where some stuff was done by a voice double, cuz she was unreliable?

It’s a cute album but people want to create this narrative that it’s this brilliant misunderstood underrated album.

I think “In The Zone” was her best work because she was actually involved in the album and it was diverse and had some of her best songs like “Toxic” and “Every Time”.

“Blackout” was just Britney’s version of Nelly Furtado’s “Loose” without the hits.

[quote] Isn’t this the album where some stuff was done by a voice double, cuz she was unreliable?

She never had the strongest vocals, but I think drugs, booze, and cigarette smoking ruined what was left. They've been using computers and other studio tricks to substitute Britney's voice since at least her sophomore album.

OP I think it's very questionable to outright dismiss her previous work as not reaching your standards of being a classic. I'd say Baby One More Time and Toxic are both modern pop classics, maybe some others.

Britney didn't create the album, it was made for her. Not to diminish her abilities but it's well known. And an album doesn't need promo to be considered a classic. It is either is or isn't.

Fan!

No, no her Instagram is her best work ever by far.

It shows she was smoke and mirrors without a team sculpting her manic energy into stardom.

agree with that r13

Blackout was phenomenal, full of amazing fun pop dance songs. A total time capsule to that time and place and the youthful fun but dark energy of 00s Los Angeles. Heaven on Earth was the standout track. 10/10 for what it is.