In The Zone or Blackout?

[canwesynchronize]

Upon looking for a new avatar I came across this gif.  If you had to choose the superior album which would you choose? 

 

 

Edited March 29 by canwesynchronize

[dulcaewm]

How dare you.  You can’t make me choose between them! 

[GlitterRain]

Blackout 

[canwesynchronize]

21 minutes ago, dulcaewm said:

How dare you.  You can’t make me choose between them! 

your answer:

[canwesynchronize]

22 minutes ago, GlitterRain said:

Blackout 

[MissSpearsSaysSo]

I can’t choose, I refuse to split 2 sisters apart..  

[bomboclatney]

I think both albums are great, but if I were to pick purely for fun it would be Blackout.

It was probably the last truly authentic thing Britney committed to before having her life turned into a contract to make money for other people.

[KrisJ]

Blackout. Though In the Zone is of course amazing as well.

But blackout has no duds - ITZ is blemished by “Brave New Girl” 

[dulcaewm]

41 minutes ago, canwesynchronize said:

your answer:

[Freakshow__]

Blackout. A LOT BETTER. 
 

ITZ would've been better without Boom Boom 

[breathe_on_me_toxic]

1 hour ago, canwesynchronize said:

Upon looking for a new avatar I came across this gif.  If you had to choose the superior album which would you choose? 

 

 

amazing gifs!!!

[PickleSpears]

Blackout. It's such a flawless album.

ITZ is flawless too and it is way more "Britney" to me but Blackout is just so hot and fun.

[breathe_on_me_toxic]

in the zone! Forever and always. the vibe the mood the atmosphere the darkness the experiments the time the great 2003 and 2004 the onyx hotel tour toxic everytime david lachapelle all the great photoshoots she herself 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                                                                 

[jonloch1]

100% In The Zone. BO is amazing but ITZ beats it by a mile for me

[canwesynchronize]

1 hour ago, bomboclatney said:

I think both albums are great, but if I were to pick purely for fun it would be Blackout.

It was probably the last truly authentic thing Britney committed to before having her life turned into a contract to make money for other people.

This.  Blackout was the first Britney album I invested in (I know, flop fan) and still sounds so innovative and fresh.  Its a zero skip album for me. 

[Cyberia]

I find "Blackout" to be more intriguing thematically. The unsettling, haunting, and eerie atmosphere that pervades throughout the album resonates deeply with me.

Whether it's the lyrics, or the production, it's a very clever album, in the way it was made...Particularly in how Britney fearlessly confronts the constant media scrutiny and criticism

I am fascinated by the vocal production on Piece of Me and Radar.

I really like the synthetic and overproduced sound of her vocals on those songs. The way her voice sounds mechanical and plastic adds an interesting element to the album that I enjoy. It's like, very cold and weird. 

 

 

 

[canwesynchronize]

1 hour ago, KrisJ said:

Blackout. Though In the Zone is of course amazing as well.

But blackout has no duds - ITZ is blemished by “Brave New Girl” 

 The Brave New Girl stans are gonna come for you, but I agree. 

[canwesynchronize]

 

1 hour ago, breathe_on_me_toxic said:

amazing gifs!!!

Thanks!  I thought so too, I had to share. 

[dulcaewm]

3 minutes ago, Cyberia said:

I find "Blackout" to be more intriguing thematically. The unsettling, haunting, and eerie atmosphere that pervades throughout the album resonates deeply with me.

Whether it's the lyrics, or the production, it's a very clever album, in the way it was made...Particularly in how Britney fearlessly confronts the constant media scrutiny and criticism

I am fascinated by the vocal production on Piece of Me and Radar.

I really like the synthetic and overproduced sound of her vocals on those songs. The way her voice sounds mechanical and plastic adds an interesting element to the album that I enjoy. It's like, very cold and weird. 

 

 

 

[canwesynchronize]

8 minutes ago, Cyberia said:

I find "Blackout" to be more intriguing thematically. The unsettling, haunting, and eerie atmosphere that pervades throughout the album resonates deeply with me.

Whether it's the lyrics, or the production, it's a very clever album, in the way it was made...Particularly in how Britney fearlessly confronts the constant media scrutiny and criticism

I am fascinated by the vocal production on Piece of Me and Radar.

I really like the synthetic and overproduced sound of her vocals on those songs. The way her voice sounds mechanical and plastic adds an interesting element to the album that I enjoy. It's like, very cold and weird. 

 

 

 

I agree with everything.  I wish for a Blackout 2.0 in the future now that she's able to control her career since the end of the conservatorship.