With "Blackout," Britney did not only deliver arguably her best album, but also a plethora of amazing outtakes that luckily for us made their way to the surface.

From this scrapped material, create a side B to this incredible album.

Try keeping it as a standard Britney release = 12 tracks approx.

 

First list is known leaks from the era.

Additionally, second list is known rejects: pitch demos and/or recorded by other artists.

 

1. 911
2. All That She Wants
3. All That She Wants (feat. Ace Of Base)
4. Dramatic
5. Hooked On You / Sugarfall (Demo)
6. Hooked On You / Sugarfall (Final Mix)
7. I've Been Loving You Too Long (Otis Redding Tribute)
8. Kiss You All Over
9. Kiss You All Over (feat. Maurice & Sean Garrett)
10. Just Let Me Go / Love 2 Love U
11. Little Me / Just Yesterday / For My Sister
12. Mad Love
13. My Big Secret (snippet)
14. Pull Out
15. Rebellion (snippet)
16. Red Hot Lipstick (feat. Noterock)
17. Sippin' On (feat. AC)
18. State Of Grace
19. Strangest Love
20. Let Go
21. Trouble (Intro) (Elvis Presley cover)
22. Untitled Lullabye / Baby Boy

 

1. Afterglow (demo by Lisa Greene) (recorded by Couture feat. Rachelle)
2. Baby In the Shotgun (demo by Nicole Morier)
3. Battle of the Sexxxes (demo by Justin Timberlake)
4. Beautiful Lies (demo by Kim Ross)
5. Better In Time (demo by Andrea Martin) (recorded by Leona Lewis)
6. Boyfriend (recorded by Asia Cruise)
7. Brave (demo by Candice Nelson) (recorded by Jennifer Lopez)
8. Brit Song 1 Mix 2 (Instrumental) (from Christopher Notes' vault)
9. Click (demo by Mia J) (recorded by Kyrah)
10. Confessional (recorded by Bryan Rice)
11. Cowboy (demo by unknown) (from Christopher Notes' vault)
12. Crucify Me (demo by Elan Luz Rivera)
13. Double Trouble (demo by Eritza Laues)
14. Good Girl Gone Bad (demo by Ne-Yo) (recorded by Rihanna)
15. Happily Never After (demo by Ne-Yo) (recorded by Backstreet Boys / by Nicole Scherzinger)
16. Hips N Lips (demo by Jeanette Olsson) (recorded by Joanna Pacitti)
17. Impossible (demo by Ne-Yo) (recorded by Tiffany Evans)
18. Like A Drug (demo by Engelina Andrina Larsen) (recorded by Kylie Minogue)
19. Nightlife (demo by Lil Eddie) (recorded by An-Ya / by Lil Eddie)
20. Nu-di-ty (demo by Karen Poole) (recorded by Kylie Minogue)
21. Paparazzi (demo by Chasity Nwagbara)
22. Question Existing (demo by Ne-Yo) (recorded by Rihanna)
23. Satisfied (demo by Kalenna)
24. Save Me From Myself (recorded by Nicole Scherzinger)
25. See My Side (recorded by Jordin Sparks)
26. Sexify (demo by Lisa Greene)
27. Supersensual (demo by Lisa Greene) (recorded by Natalie Bassingthwaighte)
28. Swagger (recorded by Asia Cruise feat. Yung Joc)
29. Turn Ya Head (demo by Cathy Dennis) (recorded by Heidi Montag)
30. Umbrella (demo by The-Dream) (recorded by Rihanna)
31. Untitled track 04 (Instrumental) (from Christopher Notes' vault)
32. Untitled track 07 (Instrumental) (from Christopher Notes' vault)
33. Untitled track 09 (Instrumental) (from Christopher Notes' vault)
34. VMA Beat (Instrumental) (from Christopher Notes' vault)
35. Warning (demo by Sean Garrett)
36. When I Grow Up (demo by Rock City) (recorded by The Pussycat Dolls)
37. Yes I Will (demo by Sean Garrett)

 

Waiting for the tracklist to come in to make a cute and cohesive EP

 

 

 

 

 

Mad Love is a Britney outtake, not Blackout’s and 911 belongs to In The Zone

 

Other than that it’ll probably be

 

Strangest Love

Dramatic

Kiss You All Over

Pull Out

Little Me (Reworked)

State Of Grace

Rebellion (Reworked)

Hooked On (Sugarfall)

Sippin’ On

All That She Wants (Feat. ABBA)

Crucify Me

 

 

And some remixes for

 

Kiss You All Over

Crucify Me

Rebellion

 

26 minutes ago, SinnerCity said:

Mad Love is a Britney outtake, not Blackout’s and 911 belongs to In The Zone

Mad Love was produced by Alex Greggs, who told the song's story on that Original Doll podcast. It's not a "Britney" outtake.

911 is produced by J.R. Rotem, that alone makes it a Blackout outtake.

 

Other than that, I love ABBA but why would you put them over the original sample's group? 

2 hours ago, Jeremiah said:

Mad Love was produced by Alex Greggs, who told the song's story on that Original Doll podcast. It's not a "Britney" outtake.

911 is produced by J.R. Rotem, that alone makes it a Blackout outtake.

 

Other than that, I love ABBA but why would you put them over the original sample's group? 

Oh! My bad then, I stuck with the original info regarding those leaks.

 

I love the original All That She Wants but I think ABBA remixed  or Ace of Base more prominent would be great 

Edited June 22, 20224 yr by SinnerCity

1. Trouble (Intro) (Elvis Presley cover)
2. Love 2 Love U
3. All That She Wants (feat. Ace Of Base)
4. Baby Boy
5. Little Me
6. State of Grace
7. Paparazzi
8. Better in Time
9. Sugarfall
10. Rebellion (snippet)