Someday (I Will Understand)

by

Britney Spears

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I grew up on Britney. I loved her as a kid and then she became to sexy so my mom didnt like her. Now shes pregnant and this video was on mtv and I just fell in love with it. I liked the do somethin' video/song so I got the single and love that too. I reccommend this single to all of Britneys fans.

I like the original better, but all the remixes/insturmental versions are good too.

1. Someday (I Will Understand)

2. Someday (I Will Understand) - Instrumental

3. Someday (I Will Understand) - Hi Bias Signature Radio Mix

4. Someday (I Will Understand) - Leama & Moor Remix

My disappointment here does not lie with the material. This song is a beautiful ballad in tribute to Mrs. Spears baby to be - as of this writting. Like her 'In The Zone' ballad 'Everytime' this is a heart-felt and very personal song written by Spears herself.

Now, while there are bonus songs here which only appear on her DVD release, I bought this single MAINLY because of the Hi-Bias Remix of the title song. On my UK import, there is a Hi-Bias Radio Mix and it is great, and so when I saw this edition without the word 'radio' in the mix name, I nabbed this looking forward to the full version. There IS a long Hi-Bias remix for Kimberly Locke's 'Eighth World Wonder' and so I believe that this remixer DOES make club-length remixes. Unfortunately, such was not the case for Britney AGAIN. There is no long Hi-Bias remix for 'Everytime' either, but at least I was not misled like I was with this....and $18 bucks is a rather large amount of money to be parting with only to learn that I was misled.

I really wish whoever is in charge of listing these remixes would at least identify them as radio or edited versions when they are such. Also, I wish they would identify a vocalless remix as one when it is one. That did not happen here but the Above & Beyond Club mix of Everytime is basically a dub mix while the A&B short version has all the vocals.

Minus 2 stars due to the misleading identification of the Hi-Bias Remix as a complete version instead of a radio length one which it is.