Title: Growing Out of Teen Pop
Product review: I really love the diversity of this album. It's a great mix of producers and writers ranging from The Neptunes to her longtime collaborator Max Martin who is what made Britney her signature sound. It's a nice transition from teen pop idol to dance diva. The songs are great and bouncy and there's only one lone ballad here written by Dido the single "I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman" which has a great message. I also love "Let Me Be" produced by "DarkChild" as well as the remake of "I Love Rock 'n Roll." "Britney" uses her own voice as the chorus unlike "Oops...I Did It Again." Other highlights are the disco style "Anticipating" and the hit "Overprotected" even though I wish they had a bonus track of the raido version remix by DarkChild. While Britney hasn't had a album worthy of 5 whole stars yet "Britney" is her breaking point from teen pop. I thought "In The Zone" would be much better than it was but overall "Britney" is still in my book her best album.
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