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This is the actual track list for this, This is the Second Single From Justin Timberlake which he co wrote. It a Bona Fide Pop Song with now Club mixes from the new Dirty Vegas and Real Remixer's Veteran Junior's Vasquez, who takes this gem to the underground level that most of DJ's won't risk playing, which is Sad, Having the Package of Looks, Star Power, does not mean a Remix can do him Justice. Plus the two bonus of his first single 'Like I Love You' Basment Jaxx and Deep Dish Giving the CD Disc Jockey a complete collection.


Remixes better than the original   April 6, 2003
 4 out of 4 found this review helpful

Forget the album version and the instrumental. This single doesn't "kick..." until the Dirty Vegas remake and the subsequent selections. Timberlake's vocals seem stronger on the dance tracks and his constant vocal "homage" to Michael Jackson doesn't seem so obvious.

'Good effort from a man destined to have a lengthy stay at the top of the charts.


Timberlake is just like Britney Spears.....   July 26, 2005
 4 out of 11 found this review helpful

BECAUSE THEY BOTH SUCK!! Justin Timberlake is just as bad solo as he was with NYSNC. It really makes me mad when people compare him to Michael Jackson. Although MJ has been a little wierd for around the past 18 years he is the king of pop and has never made one bad song. Justin Timberlake on the other hand has made nothing but crappy songs. Do yourself a favor, and start listening to REAL music. Why do producers allow this trash. Music is supposed to get better as the years go by, but the music industry just keeps getting worse and worse. To artists now a days, it's just about becoming rich and it is never at all about whether the music sounds good or not.


Cry me a club and I'll I love you   March 2, 2003
 3 out of 3 found this review helpful

This is really one of the best dance CD-maxi single to have emrged in a while. Included here are two club mixes of Cry Me A River and Like I Love You in addition to the original and instrumental version of Cry. The originals were urban-hip hop and R&B tinged songs that feature Timberlake in a funky mode. But on this single, Dirty Vegas, Junior Vasquez, Basement Jaxx and Ddep Dish - some of dance's best remixes, gave their brilliant interpreatations of the songs.

Up 1st is the Dirty Vegas remix of Cry. After a rather disappointing remix for Madonna's Die Another Day, the threesome spun up some trademark electronic grooves comparable to those on their LP. Junior Vasquez's an old hand at re-creation. Cry becomes a trancey, aimed straight-at-dancefloor anthem.

Basement Jaxx lends their hands to the first single, Like I Loved You and quickly, creates an electronic funk piece. What's best on this disc must be the Zigzag mix of Love by Grammy winner Deep Dish whose remix breathes new life into the original while retaining that distincive Timberlake style with his pitched falsetto intact.

You just have to get this like me wo's nt a big Timberlake fan.