Oh, she doesn't sell anymore, does she?

I'm dying to see what this thing sounds like.

More of the same or actually something different.

Imago said:

it's kind of like death metal, only with a reggae twist and with lovely string section arrangements.

Imago said:

more of the same, but better than usual.

Anxiety said:

Imago said:

I'm scared of your avatar.

And it's unmistakably Britney but it's still great quality.

There's a few tracks on there that are like nothing she's ever done before so you might be pleasantly surprised...

imago its actually really good
as a whole waaaaayyy better than blackout

Moonwalkbjrain said:

Um, no.

Its a step back into mainstream.

The only really solid tracks are Circus and Kill The Lights.

Moonwalkbjrain said:

Hello beautiful!

How's cali life goin?

I wouldn't say it's better or worse than Blackout...they both have their share of crap and amazing so it's really up to interpretation.

Circus (album) gets a 7/10 from me.

I think "Blackout" is her best album yet. "Circus" isn't bad though. "Circus", "Kill The Lights", "Blur", "Out From Under" and "If You Seek Amy" are the best songs on the album imo. I hope If You Seek Amy is released as single.

Cinnamon234 said:

Man, I can't stand that song

She just won't go away!!!



Bad Taste prevails again!!!

Enjoy your mindless pop stars. I'm gonna go listen to somebody with a brain!!!

Paris9748430 said:

Good, stop wasting your time in threads for people you don't like. Weirdo.

And gee, what'cha wanna know, but that W&L's new CD makes Britney's new disc sound like a child plinking at a toy piano and drum machine.

Moonwalkbjrain said:

the album has totally flopped in all other countries.. its out of the top 10 in week 2 in the UK.

purplesweat said:

oh sh*t it's like Groundhog Day...

“There are two types of people in the world”, Ms Spears states two songs in, on the title track of her sixth album. These, in case you were wondering, are “the ones who entertain, and the ones who observe”. On ‘Kill The Lights’ a hapless photographer is asked “Is that money in your pocket or are you happy to see me?”, while ‘Blur’ finds Brit waking up next to someone strange and demanding: “Who are you? And what’d we do last night?” Another (slap-bass heavy) song is entitled ‘Lace And Leather’. Yup, what we have here, people, is the umpteenth attempt to
turn the perceived chaos of Britney’s transitition to adulthood – she’s 27 next week! – into sleazy, raunchy, dirrty adult-pop product.

Which would be fine, except for one large problem: Britney Spears is quite simply rubbish at being sexy. Her voice – treated and autotuned to within an inch of its life throughout – still sounds like that of the Mouseketeer who brought us ‘…Baby One More Time’, with every breathy “Mmmm… yeah!” and all the oh-so-naughty lyrics, such as the ones above, sounding forced and unconvincing. Of course, on a large number of the tracks here she has the solidly cool-sounding (no doubt expensive) backdrop of futur’n’b pop over which to wail other people’s words about just how difficult and mad =her life is (“It’s like Groundhog Day,” she claimed in an interview recently).

Truth is, though, she sounds most at home on sickly sweet, maudlin closer ‘My Baby’. Which might just say it all about who she really is.

Hamish MacBain

rushing07 said:

r u kidding me? it has wayy more solid tracks than those two - most of the first half up until mmm papi are pretty solid
especially if you seek amy and unusual u (which is incredibly beautiful)

Imago said:

hello there
ha cali? i wish
i'm in cold/wet ass jersey

Britney Spears' 'Circus' Bows at #1

SPEARS IS THE FIRST FEMALE EVER TO HAVE FIVE #1 ALBUM DEBUTS

OVER 500K CONCERT TICKETS SOLD IN LESS THAN ONE WEEK

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- This week, Britney Spears secures her status as an iconic superstar with the release of her newest album, Circus (Jive Records). Additionally, Spears makes music history by becoming the first female ever to have five No. 1 album debuts. Her sixth studio album, Circus debuts No. 1 in the U.S. according to SoundScan, selling over 505,000 albums and also enters at No. 1 on the Digital Albums chart. This is the second biggest album debut of the year for a female artist.

Released December 2, 2008, on Britney's 27th birthday, Circus is a veritable international success as well: the album debuts No. 1 in six countries including Canada, Switzerland, Mexico, Brazil, Japan, and Top 10 in an additional seven countries. This follows the reception of her smash hit single "Womanizer," currently a Top 10 single in 16 countries worldwide and is certified gold in six countries, and platinum in Canada and Ireland.

Circus comes one year after the release of the critically-acclaimed release Blackout, which has sold a respectable two million units world-wide to date. Circus is also earning accolades: The New York Times states, "...her new songs are crisp, cunning dance-pop..."; The Washington Times exclaims the current album is, "...the best work of Miss Spears' career"; and the Associated Press says"...like any good circus, Britney's version will leave you thoroughly entertained..."

Circus reunites Spears with previous collaborators Max Martin, Danja and Bloodshy & Avant. The second single from the album, the up-tempo title track, "Circus" makes its debut in the No. 1 position this week on the Digital Songs chart, giving Spears her second No. 1 song from this album. "Circus" was produced by Dr. Luke and Benny Blanco and the video was directed by director Francis Lawrence who previously worked with Spears on "I'm A Slave For You" in 2001.

Spears' upcoming arena tour, "The Circus Starring Britney Spears" kicks-off in New Orleans on March 3, 2009. In the days following her tour announcement on Good Morning America -- on December 2, 2008 -- fans purchased more than 400,000 concert tickets in North America alone. In order to meet the overwhelming rush for tickets, tour promoter AEG Live immediately added six shows in Los Angeles, Toronto, New Jersey, Chicago, Long Island, NY and Anaheim, CA, expanding Spears' tour to include 41 concerts. Across the pond, Spears' Circus-mania has also reached a feverish pitch, as six additional dates were just added at London's O2 Arena, with more than 100,000 tickets sold for eight total shows during the first weekend of sales.

Britney Spears is one of the top-selling artists of the last decade, and to date she has sold in excess of 62 million albums worldwide: ...Baby One More Time (1999); Oops!... I Did It Again (2000); Britney (2001); In The Zone (2003) and Blackout (2007).

http://news.prnewswire.co...9930&EDATE

u go Britney!!!!!

she is doing the same stuff madonna is doing and its NOT because her music is that great

Moonwalkbjrain said:

Jersey is great

I hate that she's a music success...

errant said:

I disagree. Blackout was way better than this.

MajesticOne89 said:

ehh jersey is wet and fucking up my do lol

I sure as hell won't buy her album.

ScarletScandal said:

Pathetic. The girl was close to death last year and some of you can't even be happy she's doing well again.

ScarletScandal said:

Take this shit down you scumbag. Some of yal have a lotta nerve.