Tomorrow Should Be A Fun Day For New Music

30264396-30264401-slargeIn addition to the cavalcade of new albums coming out tomorrow, we’re also going to have debuts of new singles by Britney Spears (the Max Martin-assisted, cryptically titled “3″), the newly penitent Chris Brown (”Transformer,” which had better not have a Brian Austin Green reference), and the still-soldiering-on Foo Fighters (”Wheels,” which from the snippet sounds sort of, um, old-dudeish). Which will be the most successful? Which will probably inspire the most hand-wringing? (OK that one’s a given, I guess.) [RS / Inn The Basement / FMQB]

 

  • Jerkwheat
    I've heard "Wheels" on XM a few times - its very much "old-dudeish". But I enjoyed it nonetheless.
  • How do I say this...Throwdini!
    @Jerkwheat: I agree on enjoying it and I was thinking Tom Petty-ish, which I guess is just a more specific "old-dudeish."
  • Yeah, "Wheels" is plenty okay with me.

    Not at all curious about Chris Brown, but am about a Britney/Max Martin collabo.
  • Christopher
    Lyrics to "3" do not inspire confidence. Neither do Max's hyperbolic statements about his last Britters collabo ("If U Seek Amy"). Do not go back to the well, do not collect $200 Brit & Max.
  • fre2daa
    So, is this Britney single from an upcoming album? Homegirl is productive, Circus only came out last december?

    I'm not complaining, if we get more stuff a'la Radar, everything's fine by me.
  • chachwitablog
    @Christopher: well we should probably wait to hear it first. That said, I really wish she would get back on board the Danja train. The Danja/Britney collaborations from Blackout and Circus were generally her best songs ever, "Toxic" and "Slave" notwithstanding.

    fre2daa - it's just a single off of her greatest hits collection. no actual studio album.
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