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Track List
01) Señorita
02) Like I Love You 
03) (Oh No) What You Got
04) Take It From Here
05) Cry Me a River
06) Rock Your Body
07) Nothin' Else
08) Last Night
09) Still on My Brain
10) (And She Said) Take Me Now
11) Right for Me
12) Let's Take a Ride
13) Never Again
01) Señorita
02) Like I Love You
03) (Oh No) What You Got
04) Take It From Here
05) Cry Me a River
06) Rock Your Body
07) Nothin' Else
08) Last Night
09) Still on My Brain
10) (And She Said) Take Me Now
11) Right for Me
12) Let's Take a Ride
13) Never Again
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First Released
2002
Pop
Cheerful
Urban/R&B
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5,000,000 copies
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Justified is the debut studio album by American pop singer Justin Timberlake. Released during the hiatus of the group N'Sync, the album signaled Timberlake's desire to craft a more mature image than that of a "boy band member". The album features guest performances by Timbaland, Clipse, Bubba Sparxxx and Janet Jackson. The final song, "Never Again", features Brian McKnight on nearly all of the instruments.
The album received positive reviews from critics and won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album and was nominated for Album of the Year while the single Cry Me a River won for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. The album also won Best International Album at the Brit Awards. As of 2011, it has sold over ten million copies worldwide.
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As a member of the hugely popular US boy band N*SYNC and virginal beau of one Miss Britney Spears, it has been difficult to avoid Justin Timberlake. With the release of his debut album this isn't about to get any easier.
I was cautious about playing this album. Not only was Justin about to attempt to shake off his boy band image, but he would also be trying to catapult himself into the arena of urban music, a huge feat by any standards.
The introduction "Senorita" immediately grabs your attention. In the style of a live performance he leaves you wanting more (which is exactly what introductions should but rarely ever do).
"Like I Love You" is the first single to be released from the album. Produced by the Neptunes (who have worked with anyone worth working with this year), this was of course a sure bet for success. However Justin's vocal arrangement has given this offering a distinctive edge and it stands out as one of the best Neptunes productions this year.
The tracks produced by Timbaland, although flawlessly mixed, have that familiar style that detracts from the originality of the rest of the album. "Cry Me A River" however is the exception to the rule. Here the lyrical content plays as large a role as the production. This song is a haunting tale of a man whose heart has been broken but he refuses to look back, "Your bridges were burned, and now it's your turn to cry, cry me a river." Could Britney have been an inspiration for this emotional outpouring?
An eighties soul feel can be heard throughout Justified, most noticeably in "Rock Your Body", where the influences of Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder are very clear. Justin has been likened to Jacko and accused of being a 'wannabe', admittedly the vocal similarities are there but his style is strictly his own. "Still On My Brain" is a beautiful ballad that demonstrates both a musical versatility and vocal ability.
Justified introduces us to a singer/songwriter who is mature beyond his 21 years; he must have been rummaging through his parents record box when he was just knee high. If he continues in this vein, a successful solo career is inevitable. Mr Timberlake, eagerly we await more...
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Justified is the debut studio album by American pop singer Justin Timberlake. Released during the hiatus of the group N'Sync, the album signaled Timberlake's desire to craft a more mature image than that of a "boy band member". The album features guest performances by Timbaland, Clipse, Bubba Sparxxx and Janet Jackson. The final song, "Never Again", features Brian McKnight on nearly all of the instruments.
The album received positive reviews from critics and won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album and was nominated for Album of the Year while the single Cry Me a River won for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. The album also won Best International Album at the Brit Awards. As of 2011, it has sold over ten million copies worldwide.
User Album Review
As a member of the hugely popular US boy band N*SYNC and virginal beau of one Miss Britney Spears, it has been difficult to avoid Justin Timberlake. With the release of his debut album this isn't about to get any easier.
I was cautious about playing this album. Not only was Justin about to attempt to shake off his boy band image, but he would also be trying to catapult himself into the arena of urban music, a huge feat by any standards.
The introduction "Senorita" immediately grabs your attention. In the style of a live performance he leaves you wanting more (which is exactly what introductions should but rarely ever do).
"Like I Love You" is the first single to be released from the album. Produced by the Neptunes (who have worked with anyone worth working with this year), this was of course a sure bet for success. However Justin's vocal arrangement has given this offering a distinctive edge and it stands out as one of the best Neptunes productions this year.
The tracks produced by Timbaland, although flawlessly mixed, have that familiar style that detracts from the originality of the rest of the album. "Cry Me A River" however is the exception to the rule. Here the lyrical content plays as large a role as the production. This song is a haunting tale of a man whose heart has been broken but he refuses to look back, "Your bridges were burned, and now it's your turn to cry, cry me a river." Could Britney have been an inspiration for this emotional outpouring?
An eighties soul feel can be heard throughout Justified, most noticeably in "Rock Your Body", where the influences of Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder are very clear. Justin has been likened to Jacko and accused of being a 'wannabe', admittedly the vocal similarities are there but his style is strictly his own. "Still On My Brain" is a beautiful ballad that demonstrates both a musical versatility and vocal ability.
Justified introduces us to a singer/songwriter who is mature beyond his 21 years; he must have been rummaging through his parents record box when he was just knee high. If he continues in this vein, a successful solo career is inevitable. Mr Timberlake, eagerly we await more...
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