Justin Timberlake in 2013

this is truly awful, it has this kind of sharpness that accompanies receiving information without the information to decode it, like watching 3d films without glasses, hearing music through a speaker placed in your mouth, &c

looking forward to it

hearing music through a speaker placed in your mouth

Sounds fun tbh

buddha box

i suggest you guys enjoy instead the creative decisions that JT is making in service of bud light platinum https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZN8QMvuPas

this is... better-ish on second listen. j0rd is right, the first track is very nice. "true blood" is an unholy mess and might live up to djp's expectations

wow @ being moved to willingly give this a second listen (you have to do it for work right?)

lol i wish

mostly baffled and trying to figure out why anyone would think these songs were worth releasing

there's one song – one! – less than five minutes long.

and it has drake on it

The busted cherry on top of a gold-leaf cake, that.

omg i really hope jt chose the song for this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUwkyj-RgRw

jt on that 4 non blondes instrumentation for "drink you away"

"amnesia" is very good and it takes an undue amount of effort to get there

I forget about "Amnesia" while it's on.

well that's true of most of the songs here

what does "not a bad thing" remind me of? garbielle's "dreams"? "you gotta be"?

Justin Timberlake=Pop Trash

very interesting idea!

is this dude even real? looks like spam-ish:

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I see nothing suspect here.

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i feel like you can hear decent bits of good songwriting in most of these songs, but conceptually it's all so embarrassing

"not a bad thing" is prob the best one, reminds me of the ends of janet's 90s albums

everyone overplayed their hand the first time around... all the handwringing about the length of the first 20/20 should've been saved for the one where the final 3 songs take 25 minutes

(as opposed to the one where the final three songs take 22 minutes)

Yeah, everyone's kicking themselves over that one.

lol eric

One of the first reviews:

"Take Back the Night," the disc's handsome but inert lead single, is an exception. And, as on Part 1, some songs go on for too long — including "Amnesia," whose beginning you may well have forgotten by the time you finally get to the end.

But those longueurs are offset by "Drink You Away," a potent electro-blues cut, and by Drake's frisky guest verse in "Cabaret," where the rapper takes the sex talk to a level that Timberlake the boy-band veteran still can't. (Jay Z appears on "2 of 2" as well, musing on Yoko Ono's feminine wiles in "Murder.")

Beyond the muscle-flexing it seems to represent, Timberlake's bluster might be his solution to the problem of Robin Thicke, whose ascent over the summer with the proudly raunchy "Blurred Lines" threatened to make Timberlake look like a genteel (pocket) square.

"I burn it down all the way," he yowls in "Only When I Walk Away," doing his best to start a fire. "Burn it down till there ain't no more."

Drake's frisky guest verse in "Cabaret," where the rapper takes the sex talk to a level that Timberlake the boy-band veteran still can't.

is this a promise or a threat

his bluster will handle the rest!

Take Back The Night and Gimme What I Don't Know are as good as some of the best from Volume 1 IMO. it still has it's moments despite a lot of left-over Timbaland going on.

and I've got a soft spot for the first six minutes of "Not a Bad Thing."

yeah that's a winner.

is "TKO" a legit hit now? sorta seems like it

Why is it the worst Timberlake songs become the hits?

i don't get the sense "TKO" is any more of a hit than the bare minimum any Justin single would be.

the GQ story is pretty entertaining, sounds like they caught him on a bad day: http://www.gq.com/moty/2013/justin-timberlake-men-of-the-year-hashtag

doesn't seem like much of a hit to me, but i guess it is hard to judge when you change the station every time it's on the radio. it's selling more on the level of "take back the night" than "suit and tie" or "mirrors" tho.

The fact that he's touring next summer makes me fearful for how many singles he's going to wring out of the damp rag that is 2 Of 2

well so far he's 0/2 on even making the top 20 with one

maybe that video of him nonchalantly being dragged through the desert at dusk will change everything

that seven minute video

yeah this guy is touring for infinity isn't he

that last vmas where they kissed his ass for 15-30m is looking less like a "still got it!" and more like a "congratulations for having it for so long" esp when off that GQ it sounds like he's more "screw you guys i'm going home" and less "Well i guess i should meet this benny blanco guy about a comeback"

"if you don't wanna hear me whinny over my friend hiccuping for seven minutes then i guess we're done here"

so JT went from Like A Prayer to MDMA in two albums.

daaaamn

I still haven't actually played 2 of 2 lol

Funny how in just one year the conversation turned from "Justin Timberlake needs to return to music" to the last 10 or so posts here