The first track of Justin Timberlake's New Album- FutureSex/LoveSounds is well the title track itself...FutureSex/Lovesound-It has a really good beat and it makes you wanna groove to it though it does get repetitive after some time but its still a good track cuz of the awesome beat...

The second track is the current single Sexyback thats been climbing charts around the worldWhen I first heard the track...I honestly couldn't tell that it was a Justin Timberlake track until it got to the chorus..Cuz the sound was really different and he didn't sound like himself so I was pleasantly surprised when I found out that it was JT's new single

The 3rd track is Sexy Ladies...Let me talk to you..Sexy ladies has a repetitive beat but I still love it...It has a prelude of the next track
My Love...
The first track he performed at this year's VMAs before he got into Sexyback..The performance was awesome! I remembered screaming my lungs out when I first watched it on the MTV website

The fourth track is Lovestoned...I think she knowsThe beat is wow~..Love the beat to this!...I love the chorus!!wakaka...

The next track is What goes around..comes around..This has got to be one of my favourites cuz this has the potential to be the next Cry me a river...But the song,according to JT himself during a recent interview on MTV is NOT about Britney and he kept insisting that its about a friend of his...Hmm~....anyway...his vocals were awesome in this track and I have to admit that I haven't really gotten through the whole album cuz I kept repeating this song over and over again...I especially love the interlude at the end...

The last track is (Another Song) All Over Again..THIS HAS GOT TO BE MY FAVOURITE TRACK!!!! I LOVE THE LYRICS TO THIS SONG...and his vocals? Were AMAZING...I Absolutely LOVE this track


Will write about the rest of the tracks once I've really really listened to it...hehe....

Annyeonghaseyo...That is Hello or Good Day in korean...=p...told u ppl I was obssessed..Really really obssessed with RAIN too...muahaha!....Its not my fault that he was so adorable in Full House...hahakz...And to top it all off...HE CAN SING N DANCE WELL!!...omg...its like hes the Asian version of Justin Timberlake...wakaka...Well...Speaking of JT...I GOT HIS NEW ALBUM!!! WOOHOO~~~~!....FutureSex/LoveSounds...Currently Listening to it as I'm blogging.....Will review the album on my next post....But its been AWESOME so far!!!...=p=p..

Heres another Korean Drama ya'll should check out...Its Save The Last Dance For Me...Its Showing on channel U now...But its already halfway through...

Story:
Kang Hyun-woo had only one overpowering passion: photography. Everything else came a distant second: his role as heir-apparent to the throne of the family's business conglomerate, his wealthy status, and his long-time girlfriend Yoon Soo-jin. His lack of interest in business brought his father, Chairman Kang, problems. When Hyun-woo just up and left Korea and flew to New York to pursue photography courses, Chairman Kang was determined to bring Hyun-woo back to the fold; in the meantime, he trusted the young lawyer Jung Tae-min as his right-hand man, at least while Hyun-woo was away. At last, Hyun-woo came back to Korea at the news of his father's failing health, only to find out it was just a ploy to make him come home.

Ji Eun-soo was a simple country girl who ran a small bed-and-breakfast called 'Dreaming Forest' with her sickly father. Her life virtually revolved around running the inn, taking care of her father and having a crush on the young doctor who took care of him.

These two lives collided one fateful night when, after an explosive argument with his father, Hyun-woo stormed off and drove out in the country. Along the way, he picked up a hitchhiker who turned out to be a thief and stabbed him, throwing him over a ravine. Disoriented, Hyun-woo wandered off and barely missed being hit by the car driven by Eun-soo, who just came from a doctor's appointment with her father. Meanwhile, the thief drove away in Hyun-woo's car and got into an accident, the car blowing up in the process.
Soon Hyun-woo's family received news that their son died in the explosion, his personal effects found in the charred and unrecognizable body of the thief.

Eun-soo and her father brought him to the country hospital and, against Eun-soo's will, stuck around until the patient awoke. When finally he woke up, they realized his injuries were so severe that he completely lost his memory. At her father's insistence, Eun-soo agreed to let the embittered and wary stranger stay with them at the inn while he still had nowhere to go. They gave him the name Jan-ho.

In the year that followed, Jan-ho fully recovered his strength and positive disposition, but not his memory. His relationship with Eun-soo became like that of a brother and sister, until they both realized it was more than kinship that they felt. Under a pine tree, they exchanged lockets where Jan-ho promised that whatever happened, even if his memory would return, he would love Eun-soo forever.

Back home, since Hyun-woo's 'death', Soo-jin was still pining for him, remembering how he'd promised to marry her the day before he 'died'. Tae-min now had gained a better accord with Hyun-woo's father, and it appears he had harbored feelings for Soo-jin from the start, even when Hyun-woo was around. In Soo-jin's loneliness, she sought comfort with Tae-min, their closeness suddenly frowned upon by both Soo-jin and Hyun-woo's families.
Now, the Dreaming Forest Inn was the only thing left to Eun-soo and her father, but despite repeated offers from a huge Seoul company to buy the land, they refused. It turned out that the company that was trying to acquire the piece of land was that of Hyun-woo's family. Tae-min, now the General Manager, finally paid a visit to the inn to personally convince the owner to sell and got the shock of his life when he met Jan-ho, the spitting image of Hyun-woo, whom he had envied for so long.

After having Jan-ho investigated, Tae-min finally realized that Jan-ho was none other than Hyun-woo sans his memories. Here Tae-min began to show his true colors for, instead of informing Hyun-woo's family and Soo-jin that Hyun-woo was still alive, he ordered a friend to finish Hyun-woo off.

The day of Jan-ho and Eun-soo's engagement was a day to remember, both for its happiness and the pain that followed soon after. That night, Tae-min's minion carried out the plan and tried to kill Jan-ho. But it backfired, for Jan-ho's memories returned and he went home to his family while Eun-soo waited for him at the inn.

Hyun-woo was back; his family was overjoyed, so was Soo-jin. And Hyun-woo forgot all about Eun-soo, and had no way of remembering about her as Soo-jin had seen his locket, read the message inside, and kept it, not saying a word about it to Hyun-woo.
Despite his confusion as to the year that was lost in his memory, Hyun-woo became the son his father always wanted him to be. He took his rightful seat as General Manager, and Tae-min was demoted, going back to his position as Director. Now that Hyun-woo was back, Soo-jin had no more time for Tae-min, much to the latter's misery. And the engagement was on.
Soon after, Eun-soo's father died, leaving her alone to run the inn with the help of an aunt. After months of trying to look for Jan-ho, Eun-soo finally gave up, thinking he was gone forever. She burned all their letters and photographs, leaving only the locket to remember him by. After much convincing by her aunt, she took a rare trip to Seoul to visit her friend, who worked for Hyun-woo's company.

It was there that Eun-soo saw Hyun-woo, and after finding out about his year-long disappearance, had no doubt that he was her Jan-ho. Their first meeting did not go too well, what with Eun-soo going in hysterics as she called him Jan-ho. Hyun-woo, miffed by this stranger, even had guards restrain her and take her away from him.
Resolved to make Hyun-woo remember her, Eun-soo left the Dreaming Forest to her aunt and moved to Seoul with her friend, applying at the company. At the job interview, Hyun-woo once again got annoyed with her when he found out she had lied about knowing how to speak in Japanese (which was a requirement for the job) and decided not to hire her.
Tae-min met Eun-soo and, amazed at her kindness toward him, pulled strings to have her hired as a sales clerk at the showroom. Hyun-woo was not too pleased to see her at the showroom but did not try to contradict Tae-min's decision to hire her.

Soon Tae-min and Eun-soo became friends, while Hyun-woo did not bother hiding his disgust for Eun-soo, much to Soo-jin's curiosity. All they knew was that Eun-soo was in Seoul because her fiancé, who looked just like Hyun-woo, was long dead. Hyun-woo was not too happy with this information. This impression changed during a company trip where Hyun-woo realized just how kind, helpful and resourceful Eun-soo was. He became nicer to her, and while they talked, Eun-soo told him that her fiancé is not dead; he was very much alive. That night, Eun-soo got drunk and Hyun-woo carried her to his room, where he saw the locket she was wearing. Tenderness began to well within him and they became friends.

Hyun-woo now found himself wanting to protect Eun-soo and, at a party where she worked as a server and was being ridiculed, he grabbed Eun-soo and scolded her for letting other people step on her, even telling her to stop pining for her former fiance. Hurt by his words, Eun-soo then promised to leave the company to stay away from him. Back at the party, Soo-jin found the locket Eun-soo dropped and found the message inside, exactly like the one she found on Hyun-woo when he came back. She realized that Hyun-woo and Eun-soo loved each other when he lost his memory.

Hyun-woo realized he did not want Eun-soo to leave, and finally confessed his feelings to her. They agreed to be together, and Hyun-woo broke up with Soo-jin, who refused, promising she would never let him go. The following days were happy ones for Hyun-woo and Eun-soo, while Tae-min silently wallowed in his jealousy and Soo-jin desperately found ways and means to break them up.

Tae-min then was revealed to have a vendetta against Hyun-woo's family. He believed Hyun-woo's father stole the company from his own father, driving him to suicide. Now that Eun-soo told him she loved Hyun-woo and looked upon him only as a friend, his vendetta was fully directed at Hyun-woo. He began underhanded measures to grab the company from Hyun-woo's family.

Soo-jin's father, upon finding out about Hyun-woo's breaking his engagement to his daughter, vowed to pull away his investment in the company. Even Hyun-woo's mother tried to pay Eun-soo to stay away from her son, but she refused. Adamantly, Hyun-woo refused to marry Soo-jin only to save the company.

Eun-soo was then faced with a dilemma. If she left Hyun-woo, the company would be saved, and Hyun-woo as well. She broke up with Hyun-woo, telling him she only wanted money and now that Hyun-woo's father gave him money and her own house, she was breaking up with him. But there was no money and no house, and Hyun-woo's father silently admired Eun-soo's love for his son.

What followed next was a series of power-grabbing within the company as both Tae-min and Hyun-woo vied for Eun-soo's heart. Soon after Tae-min became General Manager and began the process of fully destroying the company. However, the plan was foiled when Hyun-woo found out about his plans. His father even told him that he never paid Eun-soo a cent, and the two were reunited.

In a final attempt to fix things, Eun-soo went to talk with Tae-min but, inebriated, Tae-min mistook her for Hyun-woo and ran her down with his car. And no one heard from her againâ?¦
Now it was Hyun-woo's turn to look and wait for Eun Soo!

And I got that from....

http://www.spcnet.tv/reviews/review.php?rID=900

Annyeonghaseyo...That is Hello or Good Day in korean...=p...told u ppl I was obssessed..Really really obssessed with RAIN too...muahaha!....Its not my fault that he was so adorable in Full House...hahakz...And to top it all off...HE CAN SING N DANCE WELL!!...omg...its like hes the Asian version of Justin Timberlake...wakaka...Well...Speaking of JT...I GOT HIS NEW ALBUM!!! WOOHOO~~~~!....FutureSex/LoveSounds...Currently Listening to it as I'm blogging.....Will review the album on my next post....But its AWESOME so far!!!...=p=p...

Ok I have a confession to make... I AM COMPLETELY OBSSESSED WITH KOREAN DRAMAS...hahakz...yeap U read that right...Im completely obessessed...As of now...I've watched Full House 3 times...Im currently re-watching My Lovely Samsoon and I just finished watching Sangdoo Let's Go To School on tuesday...hahakz...And I watched My Sassy girl yesterday...If thats not obsession....I have noo idea what is...hehe....anyway...


For Sangdoo, Let's Go To School

http://www.spcnet.tv/reviews/review.php?rID=939

This is the story of Sang-Doo, a young single father who has resorted to the life of a gigolo to pay for his daughter's hospital bills. One day, he sees his first love, Eun-Hwan. Circumstances had parted them ten years ago and although he forgot her over time, he never stopped loving her. Even though Eun-Hwan is engaged, Sang-Doo is determined to win back her love. However, Eun-Hwan has her doubts even though she still loves Sang-Doo. She is engaged to Min-Suk and finds it hard to believe that Sang-Doo is sincere about her since he didn't profess his love for her ten years before. So, do the two ill-fated lovers reunite?

The back story for Sang-Doo and Eun-Hwan is told in beautifully done flashbacks, where the present overlaps the past. There is one scene where Eun-Hwan is lost in thought in the hallway of the school, then she senses someone pass behind her. She turns and sees her younger self skipping down the hallway. She follows and emerges outside where she sees herself happily knitting a sweater. She continues to watch herself have doubts about giving the sweater to a young Sang-Doo as he is surrounded by other girls and their presents. Then she is back in present time, looking in an empty classroom.

REPOSTED
So much for feeling fine for not making it to the next round of the 987 Control DJ Championships.....But whenever I hear the finalists trailers on the radio...It acts as a reminder that I didnt make it....I know its my 1st try...But I cant help it....Stop listening 2 the radio? Im afraid I cant do that...hahakz...cuz I have been tuning in since I was in Primary 4...thats 7 yrs of tuning in to the radio...Cant possibly stop tuning in....Radio has become a part of me...lolx...The 1st song that I heard on the radio was the soundtrack of the Power Rangers Movie...then I began tuning in everyday cuz I really2 liked that song...Hey, I was primary 4...hahakz..Then I began reading up on what a radio dj does and I wanted to be a radio dj eversince....I rarely switch my radio off unless Im not around...Other ppl might vent or scream or whatever when they're stressed out or whatever..this might sound weird...But I listen to the radio...hahakz....Its up to u if u wanna believe it or not...But its true...I will try harder next yr! make no mistake abt that....And im gonna go thru!..yea!....And I have to get as much hosting experience as possible...But I think im gonna be pissy for a lil while....

On a lighter note...Have any of you guys seen My Lovely Samsoon aka My Name Is Kim Sam Soon on channel U???!!...Its this really2 good korean drama.....if u liked Bridget Jones..Ur gonna love Samsoon... Its abt.....

Kim Sam Soon (SS) is a 29 years old, fat, pastry chef, who has just lost her job and her boyfriend on Christmas Eve. She has all the insecurities of a woman grazing 30. With yet another failed relationship, SS scrambles desperately to rebuild her career and her love life.
SS manages to find a job at "Bon Appetite" restaurant when she gets acquainted with the owner of the restaurant, Hyun Jin Heon (JH). JH is young, handsome but aloof and cold.
JH is the only son of a hotel chain owner. Although born with a silver spoon, fate had dealt JH with a hard hand. Three years ago, a fatal car accident, where JH was the driver, resulted in the death of his elder brother and sister-in-law; and at the very same time his girlfriend of 5 years left him for her studies in the US. JH had to endure both physical and mental pain to overcome his problems and rebuild his life. The death defying experience left JH scarred as he stops believing in love and happiness.
Due to a moment of convenience, both SS and JH ended up signing a dating contract, where SS will receive KRW 50 mio (which she needed to redeem her family house) and in turn she will pretend to be JH's girlfriend to fend off his mother's endless efforts to get him match made and married.
When JH's ex-girlfriend returns to seek reconciliation; SS realizes that she has fallen for JH, and their contractual relationship gets complicated.

and I got that from....
http://www.spcnet.tv/reviews/review.php?rID=922