“Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today we revisit the pop star’s singular 2007 album, her oft-misunderstood comeback and a defining cultural artifact of the dark, trashy, celebrity-driven essence of the aughts.”
“Well, this is unfortunate. While judges debate her child-visitation rights, Britney Spears has released an album whose title seems to have been inspired by a major flirtini binge. On Blackout, she’s singing that she’s "so damn high I can’t come down," anticipating a night of "dancing tabletop," and issuing a proclamation that’s enough to make […]”
“Upon revisiting I really loved why should I be sad and perfect lover, but ofcourse my all time favorite will always be get naked cause it’s that girl”
“I liked it. Not amazing and I think a lot of people expanded on these ideas better and more consistently but undeniably influential”
