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BecomingBlue · 04-11-2013, 10:42 AM

It's hard for me to hate on JT, mainly because I love all kinds of music, even in my young, rather ignorant age of 24.

As a drummer, I'm always looking for something musical to teach me a thing or two, and I'm starting to appreciate more and more R&B, as it trumps other genres in the "main stream" world.

Justin Timberlake is no exception. I haven't listened to the album as in depth as others, I know after hearing "Suit & Tie" and performing it with a solo female singer (believe it or not), it has a quite adventurous rhythm!

As far as never listening to full albums, you and I differ on that. That's usually the first thing I do when I buy (or "get," if you catch my drift) an album. It paints a mental picture of what the artist may be going through in life at the moment.

Bravo on the review, I might have to get the album now!

04-11-2013, 10:42 AM	#30 (permalink)
BecomingBlue Groupie Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Waukesha Posts: 1	Justin Timberlake in general It's hard for me to hate on JT, mainly because I love all kinds of music, even in my young, rather ignorant age of 24. As a drummer, I'm always looking for something musical to teach me a thing or two, and I'm starting to appreciate more and more R&B, as it trumps other genres in the "main stream" world. Justin Timberlake is no exception. I haven't listened to the album as in depth as others, I know after hearing "Suit & Tie" and performing it with a solo female singer (believe it or not), it has a quite adventurous rhythm! As far as never listening to full albums, you and I differ on that. That's usually the first thing I do when I buy (or "get," if you catch my drift) an album. It paints a mental picture of what the artist may be going through in life at the moment. Bravo on the review, I might have to get the album now!