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Britney Spears
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Tracklist

    Track     Duration Listeners
1 Play Gimme More full track 5:53 204,787
2 Play Piece Of Me (Main Version) full track 3:30 4,818
3 Play Radar (Main Version) full track 3:48 4,225
4 Play Break The Ice (Main Version) full track 3:15 1,221
5 Play Heaven On Earth full track 4:51 65,568
6 Play Get Naked (I Got A Plan) full track 4:44 62,127
7 Play Freakshow full track 2:54 66,361
8 Play Toy Soldier full track 3:21 68,308
9 Play Hot As Ice full track 3:15 64,239
10 Play Ooh Ooh Baby full track 3:27 61,258
11 Play Perfect Lover full track 3:02 56,648
12 Play Why Should I Be Sad full track 3:09 51,580
13 Play Get Back 3:48 14,853
15 Play Everybody 3:16 19,035

About this album

© Jive (2007) Released: 13 Nov 2007 28 tracks (52:13)
Public image is vital to pop stars, but few stars have been so inextricably tied to their image as Britney Spears . Think back to “…Baby One More Time” — it has an indelible hook but what leaps to mind is not the sound of the single, but how Britney looked in the video as she pouted and preened in a schoolgirls’ uniform, an image as iconic as Madonna ‘s exposed navel. Every one of Britney ‘s hits had an accompanying image, as she relied on her carefully sculpted sexpot-next-door persona as much as she did on her records, but what happens when the image turns sour, as it certainly did for Britney in the years following the release of In the Zone ? When that album hit the stores in 2003, Britney had yet to marry, had yet to give birth, had yet to even meet professional layabout Kevin Federline — she had yet to trash her girl-next-door fantasy by turning into white trash. Some blamed Federline for her rapid downward spiral, but she continued to descend after splitting with K-Fed in the fall of 2006, as each month brought a new tabloid sensation from Britney , a situation that became all the more alarming when contrasted to how tightly controlled her public image used to be. The shift in her persona came into sharp relief at the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards, as she sleepwalked through a disastrous lip-synch of her comeback single “PlayGimme More,” a disaster by any measure
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