It’s aged a bit imo and still has a few duds (Private show is unlistenable) but all things considered it was way better than it should have been under those conditions 

8/10 

 

Re-listening to it now and ugh, it's just so good. 

On 7/26/2023 at 1:32 PM, Slap said:

Not many people on here are willing to recognize what an achievement this album was when she was going through the abusive conservatorship at the time. The imagery with cages, it didn’t all come together due to interference with Team Con but I can’t imagine any of her critics being able to create an album this good under those circumstances. 

She really was absolutely going through HELL but still pulled together an exceptional pop record? Her influence on it is clear. On Femme Fatale and Britney Jean she was going through the motions but she found some fire and artistic enthusiasm with this one. It deserved a tour.  (But a tour that she wanted to do obvi)

It aged a lil bit but her releasing some vault tracks in 2020 made me fall in love with the album again.

Glory was an aged mess upon release, and it still remains an aged mess release today. 

Love the album, haven't revisited it in a long time today I shall do. 

Not really, tho it's one of her better ageing albums I suppose when you compare it with what came before it

Edited August 1, 20233 yr by Cloudy

I've always loved Britney and I never got the appeal for this album, it sounded like a Selena's Revival wannabe and lots of the tracks sound dated af. I can't even play Make Me for more than a minute.

No, the Selena Gomez inspired album was dated on arrival

It sounds very 2016 and in some ways was late to the trends 

but its so well produced and written that I have nothing but fond memories of it

Its aged but aged in a good way

 

Most of it yes

 

You can tell when it was made but it sounds really good still

Edited August 1, 20233 yr by WokeEqualist