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[Wendy Williams]

44 minutes ago, britneyleaks2006 said:

Sonically they were the coolest and most progressive/innovative producers she worked with; no one else could replicate their style. It was so experimental, edgy and weird... They really had their own vibe and unique sound.

It was like, so Britney-esque, you feel me? When I think of Britney, I'm all about "Radar," "Toxic," and "Piece of Me." 

It sucks big time that she cut ties with them after "Circus" and "How I Roll" ! Seriously, no one else even came close to Bloodshy & Avant.

When it came to pushing boundaries and being ahead of the curve, those guys were in a league of their own . .

 

They are good, but I dislike those songs, and Flopble in most

I prefer Freakshow

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[Wendy Williams]

2 minutes ago, britneyleaks2006 said:

Trouble is amazing

Umm.....I- 

[PlatinumB]

2 minutes ago, Wendy Williams said:

Umm.....I- 

 Trouble is that gurl! Still sounds so fresh to this day! 

1 hour ago, britneyleaks2006 said:

Sonically they were the coolest and most progressive/innovative producers she worked with; no one else could replicate their style. It was so experimental, edgy and weird... They really had their own vibe and unique sound.

It was like, so Britney-esque, you feel me? When I think of Britney, I'm all about "Radar," "Toxic," and "Piece of Me." 

It sucks big time that she cut ties with them after "Circus" and "How I Roll" ! Seriously, no one else even came close to Bloodshy & Avant.

When it came to pushing boundaries and being ahead of the curve, those guys were in a league of their own . .

 

Agree with what you are saying! Although I feel Bloodshy & Avant are no longer a thing if I can recall correctly! I didn't know they did Phonography or Unusal you! Two of my faves on that album also! <3 They were truly a dream team together and complement each other so well! It's a crime we didn't get a full produced album with them but we did with Will.i.am.  I hate this timeline sometimes lmao 

[Daniela.tomasseli]

Yes! Britney has always been on fire when working with Swedish producers.

They also produced I've Just Begun Having my Fun 

[whenthedogscaneout]

Very hit or miss. I think they produced Showdown. 

[Crazy4BRITNEY3.2]

56 minutes ago, britneyleaks2006 said:

Trouble is amazing

iktr!!

[Daniela.tomasseli]

26 minutes ago, whenthedogscaneout said:

Very hit or miss. I think they produced Showdown. 

They also produced My Prerogative so definitely bangers. 

Trouble was a stain.. kings probably had the flu that day 

[Lemon]

I think Britney should bring back the electro-rock sound of the My Prerogative, Do Something, etc. songs. It would suit her.

[whenthedogscaneout]

13 minutes ago, Daniela.tomasseli said:

They also produced My Prerogative so definitely bangers. 

Trouble was a stain.. kings probably had the flu that day 

Not the only stain. What about How I Roll and Radar? 

[Fita]

Max Martin says hi? 

 

So, one of.

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[Daniela.tomasseli]

2 minutes ago, whenthedogscaneout said:

Not the only stain. What about How I Roll and Radar? 

Radar is a BOP and How I roll was produced only by Bloodshy,  Avant was missing so thats why the formula didnt quite work out as intended for HIR 

[gagamariah87]

I wish they produced a britney Album with only radar-esque songs!!

[Lemon]

Radar and How I Roll are both 10s, I don't know what you're saying

I miss those risky productions from Britney. How I Roll left me speechless the first time I heard it. 

[whenthedogscaneout]

2 minutes ago, Daniela.tomasseli said:

Radar is a BOP and How I roll was produced only by Bloodshy,  Avant was missing so thats why the formula didnt quite work out as intended for HIR 

I could let it slide for HIR, but Radar sucks. 

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[whenthedogscaneout]

2 minutes ago, britneyleaks2006 said:

You're insane! "How I Roll" still feels so fresh and ahead of its time with its glossy and synthetic production. it's flawlessly polished, it's like ultra dreamy plastic mechanical pop perfection.  This song predicted and anticipated the whole "hyperpop" that's now taking over the music scene and that artists are Charli XCX and Hannah Diamond are now doing... 

it's as if it was released a decade too early . Now everyone and their mother in the "hyperpop" genre is making that sound. 

I can acknowledge it’s pretty innovative and less basic than Radar And Trouble… I wouldn’t necessarily skip it if it came on, but it doesn’t have much replay value to me.

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