[ALI☊]

Originally posted by supaspaz

That's a silly statement. The worst tracks on Femme Fatale are still better than some of the filler on ...Baby and Oops!

What about ITZ, Britney, Blackout?

[supaspaz]

Originally posted by ALI☊

The only song that will go down as a classic from FF is TTWE but that's STILL not as good of a song as her past singles.

For true fans, songs like "How I Roll" and "Trip To Your Heart" and "He About To Lose Me" will go down among her very best album tracks.

[Drais.]

Originally posted by MovinKindaSlow

Beyoncé

Did you even read the OP?

[supaspaz]

Originally posted by ALI☊

What about ITZ, Britney, Blackout?

Originally posted by ALI☊

What other artists do you think have music that has become less superior than the beginning of the career?

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[Duca]

Originally posted by supaspaz

For true fans, songs like "How I Roll" and "Trip To Your Heart" and "He About To Lose Me" will go down among her very best album tracks.

"Inside Out" for me too. She goes to the future sonically and back to basics vocally, hitting a note she hasn't hit since "Oops!...I Did It Again."

Most stans also love "Criminal," especially after that fantastic video.

[AshleeSimpsonFan]

CALVIN HARRIS

From Flashback or Acceptable In The 80's to "Let's Go"

[ALI☊]

Originally posted by Duca

*in your opinion



#1 on AOL's 'Top Songs Of 2011' list
#1 on Digital Spy's 'Top Singles Of 2011' list
#1 on Pop Crush's 'Top Songs Of 2011' list
#3 on Billboard's 'Critics Picks: Best Singles Of 2011' list
#3 on Indie Wire's 'Best Songs Of 2011' list
#3 on Rolling Stone's 'Best Singles Of 2011' list
#10 on MTV's 'Best Songs Of 2011' list
#13 on SPIN's 'Best Songs Of 2011' list
#16 on the Washington Post's 'The Singles File: Best Of 2011' list
#72 on Pitchfork's 'Top Tracks Of 2011' list



'Hold It Against Me' will go down as a Britney classic and will always be remembered for starting the current pop-dubstep trend.

MANY SONGS GO #1 UP TO 30 COUNTRIES ON ITUNES WITHIN HOURS THESE DAYS, THAT DOESN'T PROVE ANYTHING. And a 30-second breakdown on a song isn't going to make it a classic. Do you know what a ****ing classic is? If i go down my street right now and ask people to name me 2-3 recent Britney tracks that they thought were huge, they wouldnt mention HIAM. Even I Wanna Go made a bigger impact than HIAM. AND ONCE AGAIN WE ARE NOT TALKING CRITICS.

[Dominic]

Britney Spears

[gordovant]

Flo Rida. when we're comparing his current music to his old one (Even if it didn't have THAT much of quality during his debut-); the quality went really down.

[Duca]

Originally posted by ALI☊

MANY SONGS GO #1 UP TO 30 COUNTRIES ON ITUNES WITHIN HOURS THESE DAYS, THAT DOESN'T PROVE ANYTHING. And a 30-second breakdown on a song isn't going to make it a classic. Do you know what a ****ing classic is? If i go down my street right now and ask people to name me 2-3 recent Britney tracks that they thought were huge, they wouldnt mention HIAM. Even I Wanna Go made a bigger impact than HIAM. AND ONCE AGAIN WE ARE NOT TALKING CRITICS.

She introduced dubstep to the mainstream audience, receiving raves from critics, hipsters, etc. for doing so. It was only released last year.

A Britney classic is a classic for fans, not the general public.

[Quiqui4eva]

I agree.

[ALI☊]

Originally posted by supaspaz

For true fans, songs like "How I Roll" and "Trip To Your Heart" and "He About To Lose Me" will go down among her very best album tracks.

But they are on the bottom of that so-called list is what Im trying to say. She's supposed to be topping the list with every album she comes out with. She fricken 30, not 50!

[Honey]

I was going to say Mariah, but that isn't exactly the case. Sure, Rainbow, Charmbracelet, and E=MC2 aren't nearly as good as Daydream and Music Box, but Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel is one of the best R&B albums in the 00s, and The Emancipation of Mimi was a large improvement over Rainbow, Glitter, and Charmbracelet.

It could go both ways, I guess.

[Duca]

Originally posted by supaspaz

That's a silly statement. The worst tracks on Femme Fatale are still better than some of the filler on ...Baby and Oops!

Right? I haven't listened to '...Baby' or 'Oops!' in full in ages.

[Duca]

Originally posted by ALI☊

But they are on the bottom of that so-called list is what Im trying to say. She's supposed to be topping the list with every album she comes out with. She fricken 30, not 50!

[ImpressiveInstant]

Originally posted by Duca

'Hold It Against Me' will go down as a Britney classic and will always be remembered for starting the current pop-dubstep trend.

No, it won't.

[ALI☊]

Originally posted by Duca

What? So you wouldn't want her to do better than her previous or improve? Then stop calling her the next Madonna because even Madonna experiments more with her music, takes risks, improves. Madonna didn't just stop putting in effort after releasing 4 albums.

[Kworb]

The empress of J-Pop, Ayumi Hamasaki. Her last quality single was like, many years ago.

[chilicheese01]

Originally posted by Duca

His latest single:




Trash.

But it's addicting trash.

[supaspaz]

Originally posted by ALI☊

AND ONCE AGAIN WE ARE NOT TALKING CRITICS.

So you're essentially calling Britney's music bad, saying we're tasteless for liking it AND calling the critics who gave it good reviews wrong? That's quite bold.

Originally posted by ALI☊

But they are on the bottom of that so-called list is what Im trying to say. She's supposed to be topping the list with every album she comes out with. She fricken 30, not 50!

What does this even mean? I am so confused right now.