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He could do with a few 'Rock Your Body' 'LoveStoned' or 'My Love' type songs on there..

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Originally Posted by Marc (Post 5908776)

He could do with a few 'Rock Your Body' 'LoveStoned' or 'My Love' type songs on there..

LoveStoned and Rock Your Body :love: his best songs
Just compare the videos to the video for Mirrors and you can understand why I despise it

Underwhelming for the hype it got.

I think the second one'll flop cause people'll realise they've bought a crap album

It's an awful album, self indulgent and overlong. Most songs overstay their welcome and they just don't justify the length.

Less is ultimately more, I hope he applies that adage to the next album.

just gave it a listen.. only 3 or 4 songs that i really liked

it's FINALLY ON SPOTIFY

I need to download this at some point

Just finished listening to it

Pusher Lover Girl - 5.5/10 - meh, and it goes on for too long
Suit & Tie - 5.9/10 - it's ok but underwhelming
Don't Hold The Wall - 6.5 - I like the beat but the song feels a bit repetitive. It had potential to be really good
Strawberry Bubblegum - 6/10 - Not bad at all, quite catchy
Tunnel Vision - 6/10 - I like it, this is nice
Spaceship Coupe - 5/10 - pretty crap
That Girl - 6/10 - nothing special
Let The Groove Get In - 8/10 - one of the standouts on the album, very catchy and I love the beat :love: finally something with life
Mirrors - 8/10 - very good, though the video is making me start to dislike it lmao, whoever directed it needs to be try out a new proffession
Blue Ocean Floor - 5.9/10 - it's exactly like Get It Over With, the tune is quite pleasant and soothing but it seems to go on forever, and in a weird way that's what make it sort of endearing
Dress On - 5/10 - got bored and skipped it after a minute
Body Count - 5/10 - repetitive, had potential to be something good

Overall the album's very average, I'd give it a 5.5/10. There's very few standouts are the majority of songs sound the same and are forgettable. Pretty much dog poo compared to FS/LS and Justified

Your scores dont add up to 5.5 :tongue:

just my general feel towards the album on a whole, idk, some of those songs would probably be lower if I listened to them again

I've only listened to it a couple of times, its a little dull for me :/ nice songs though

OK I just changed some of the scores because in hindsight I was a bit too generous really

album of the year. JT :love:

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Originally Posted by Locke. (Post 5909210)

Download link?

Proxy it?

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Originally Posted by Locke. (Post 5909210)

Download link?

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JT becomes just the sixth artist to have tallied at least two Billboard 200 No. 1s each in a group and as a soloist. And, half the list consists of Beatles. As previously reported, Justin Timberlake's third solo album, "The 20/20 Experience," debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 968,000 copies sold, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The sum is the largest for any album this year and the best of the former 'N Sync member's solo career. Another way to frame Timberlake's success? He's just the sixth artist in the Billboard 200's 57-year history to notch multiple No. 1 albums both with a group and as a soloist. And, half of those six are Beatles, meaning Timberlake is in some truly Fab company.

Here's a look at the select six superstar artists to top the Billboard 200 more than once both as group members and on their own:

Paul McCartney
McCartney scored a record 19 No. 1s with the Beatles (between 1964 and 2001) and seven with his group Wings; of those latter seven, two were billed to McCartney, two to Paul and Linda McCartney and three to Paul McCartney & Wings. His 1982 No. 1 "Tug of War" remains the last solo album by a Beatle to rule the chart.

John Lennon
In addition to his astonishing 19 No. 1s with the Fab Four, Lennon logged three leaders on his own, one each credited to himself, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band and John Lennon & Yoko Ono (the lattermost set serving as his swan song, 1980's eight-week No. 1 "Double Fantasy.")

George Harrison
Harrison likewise augmented his 19 Billboard 200 toppers with multiple solo No. 1s: 1970's "All Things Must Pass" and 1973's "Living in the Material World."

Eminem
Since the No. 2-peaking "The Slim Shady LP" introduced the rapper in 1999, he's yet to miss the Billboard 200 summit with a solo album, notching six No. 1s from 2000's "The Marshall Mathers LP" through 2010's "Recovery." Perhaps overshadowed are his two No. 1s as part of D12: the rap collective reigned in 2001 with "Devil's Night" and in 2004 with "D12 World." (His one entry as half of Bad Meets Evil, 2011's "Hell: The Sequel (EP)," also hit No. 1.)

Beyonce
Destiny's Child crowned the Billboard 200 with 2001's "Survivor" and 2005's best-of "#1's." Beyonce's four studio solo albums, meanwhile, have all topped the chart: "Dangerously in Love" (2003), "B'Day" (2006) "I Am…Sasha Fierce" (2008) and "4" (2011).

Justin Timberlake
JT joins the list upon the arrival of "The 20/20 Experience," as his previous solo set, "FutureSex/LoveSounds," led for two weeks in 2006. (His first solo album, 2002's "Justified," debuted and peaked at No. 2.) As a member of mega boy band 'N Sync, he led with "No Strings Attached" in 2000 and "Celebrity" in 2001.

Not a bad group to be in...:pipe:

I LOVE Let The Groove Get In, it has to be the next single. Would definitely be a hit

oh and it says on Wikipedia that there may be a 'part 2' to this album out in November :suspect:

10 songs on part one
10 songs on part two

20/20 experience

And don't come at me with the deluxe tracks (whichever little smartarse was going too :nono:)

*to :idc: :troll: :problem?: :annoyingmemes:

Part 2 confirmed for Sept 30 release

http://i.imgur.com/bZNIK9K.jpg

hopefully part 2 is more upbeat

and has more than 2 good songs <3

To me, 20/20was drink that got you off your tits in 10 minutes flat

Justin has announced a solo tour, only US and Canada dates so far.