of course, mirror wasn't made to sound like a leftover from futuresex or justified... it just... does.

an aging boyband teen sensation out of touch with contemporary trends and sensibilities, coupled with an aging formerly great producer and his team of underlings trying to make "timbaland"-esque beats for him...

because of JT's status - an overwhelming success regardless of how passe it sounds.

could this be the beginning of something bigger?

eminem's "relapse" had this same calling card but it was still the 00's when he dropped an album that sounded like it was recorded in 2004.

j. cole's "can't get enough" was another great example of people unwittingly making music so out of style that it could be considered "retro". the beat and flow on the track was easily 10 years out of date but still had some success.

anyway i digress...

with the success of "mirror", which isn't even strong enough to be a single imo, do you foresee people "bringing back any elements of music from the 00's" to the delight of nostalgia-maniacs?

do you see the korg triton presets coming back?
the dangelo snare?
the neptunes clavinet and the drums they used on every beat for 3 years?
synth horns?
spanish guitars and clap snares?

...yeah, me neither.

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“Change is inevitable. Progress is optional.” – Tony Robbins

Cry me a river was the first one, then what goes around comes back around, and now mirrors. Same beat, and the song titles give it away

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already in full swing...

one of the bigger dance twerk edm records out right now is basically a souped up snap record

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKRJpcBcKBw

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You must not kick it with awesome young supple ratchets.. cuz this shit GOOOOOEEESSSSSSSSSSS

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"Mirrors" is the obligatory "straight-ahead pop song" on an otherwise exclusively "urban" album. It's meant for Top 40 radio hence why it so explicitly sounds like an N'Sync outtake.

It's too soon for 2000s nostalgia IMO. Nostalgia usually comes in 20 year waves. Hence why the '90s are all the rage again. And the '80s were suddenly cool again last decade.

>"Mirrors" is the obligatory "straight-ahead pop song" on an
>otherwise exclusively "urban" album. It's meant for Top 40
>radio hence why it so explicitly sounds like an N'Sync
>outtake.
>
>It's too soon for 2000s nostalgia IMO. Nostalgia usually comes
>in 20 year waves. Hence why the '90s are all the rage again.
>And the '80s were suddenly cool again last decade.


Yeah...this^^^^^

GOAT of his era......long live Prince.....God is alive....

standard Pop song. nothing timberlake has done would signify a change of sound or being anything more than him doing a Broke MJ. in truth timberlake sounds like a constipated AL B Sure

mistermaxxx R.Kelly, Michael Jackson,Stevie wonder,Rick James,Marvin Gaye,El Debarge, Barry WHite Lionel RIchie,Isleys EWF,Lady T.,Kid creole and coconuts,the crusaders,kc sunshine band,bee gees,jW,sd,NE,JB

Miami Heat, New York Yankees,buffalo bills

that song is terrible. terrrrribbblleee.

but i dig JTs album

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dud after dud and only 9 tracks or whatever.

these reviewers are scared to give 1/5, 1.5/5 reviews despite the fact there are plenty of albums who qualify.

bad albums don't start with 2/5, they start with 0/5

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aM6xVQwIOYQ

You don't win friends by being a cynical ass, either. Though that doesn't lend itself very well to a catchy tune.

'choons:
"soul in isolation." http://bit.ly/159yQaK
"jacques snicket." http://bit.ly/14iU9Xs
"pushed by wind." http://bit.ly/164IZGB
"I've always been interested in people, but I've never liked them."
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