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Showing posts with label Lil' Wayne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lil' Wayne. Show all posts

Friday, September 28, 2007

Britney Spears Feat. Lil' Wayne - Gimme More (Official Remix?)


So, as of now, according to Blender, this is the official remix to Britney Spears's newest comeback single, Gimme More. I already loved the original, and after a few plays, I started to like this one which features Lil' Wayne! The download link is below, and below that is Blender's review on the song. Enjoy! (PS: If any other news comes out on this song, I'll post it here.)
Edit: If you hear any news whether this is official or not, please tell me. Thanks.

DL Link #1: Britney Spears Feat. Lil' Wayne - Gimme More (Official Remix)
DL Link #2: Click Here!
DL Link #3: Here!

Blender Magazine Review: Britney Spears and Lil Wayne Hook Up

WHO: Britney Spears [ft. Lil Wayne]
WHAT: "Gimme More" (Remix)
WHY: So Britney's comeback single isn't exactly smashing the charts (it currently stands at no. 68) and, you know, there was that little performance a couple weeks back. Still, we stand by our initial praise of the song — it's sleek, sexy and surprisingly self-aware. And that was before the self-proclaimed "best rapper alive" decided to add a couple quick verses. Wayne purists may poo-poo the MC for recycling much of his guest shot from that shitty Enrique Iglesias song, but the flow is sped-up and much improved here. He's not breaking any lyrical ground ("baby, I could bless you and you ain't even sneezin'"), but there's something about Wayne rhyming over heavily syncopated, 23rd-century synth instrumentals (see: "We Takin' Over") that's hard to deny. Even so, the real star here is the beat, produced by Virginia up-and-comer (and obvious Timbaland obsessive) Max Methods. It manages to retain the future-disco feel of fellow Virginian (and Timbaland protégé) Danjahandz's original track while changing things up enough to keep it weird and exciting. Basically, this new "Gimme More" sounds like a Timbaland remix with Lil Wayne on it. We're not complaining.
(Rating: 4 Stars)

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