Disco de Justin Timberlake: “Live From London”

I absolutely love Justin Timberlake, and saw this show live twice this summer. He is a fabulous performer, and I was expecting this DVD to be the full performance that he put on during the tour.

The DVD is VERY short however, running less than an hour, even with the special footage (which is basically a photo slide show with no dialogue, put to one of his songs...if you own his calendar for this year, there isn't even any point in watching it, it's just still pictures!) There are way too many shots of the crowd, and it really takes away from the performance...rarely do the cameras focus in on him long enough to actually see what he's doing on stage!

The DVD doesn't have all of the songs he did on the tour either, and all in all is just poorly put together, and way too short for how much it is being sold for.

If you're a hardcore Justin fan, it's probably worth it to have it be part of your collection, but if you're looking for the full tour show, THIS IS NOT IT! These are just live snippets of his concert, and really do not show at all what his show was like!

This DVD shows off Justin's amazing stage presence and considerable skill in working the audience. However, the whole concert is not featured for some reason, which is a bit of a shame - I was at one of his Wembley Arena dates, and the audience response to "Take It From Here" was fantastic, so I don't know why they have omitted it.

The audio CD is good just for "Lovin' It" - anyone who has the European version of "Justified" will probably have "Worthy Of" already.

Worth buying if you are a JT fan.

Don't even waste your time on this DVD. It's not the whole concert, it's not Justin at his best, and is nothing but a shameless sham for some extra money between albums.

its not easy for an american to cross over to england... and vice versa. which is why when you find yourself in demand in both, you act as a representative showing common ground. to do that your music has to show what is great about one, and honor what is just as good, in another. artists are ambassadors whether they want to be or not. music will always have that unifying effect when power is used responsibly. this video does just that.

There's something about Justin Timberlake that I like. Actually there are a lot of things, but watching him perform live proves what I was already thinking. The reason I enjoy him is because his talent is effortless. He has charisma (commonly called "swag" but "charisma" sounds more mature), he can dance effortlessly (unlike many of today's pop artists who look like they're counting steps) and he can sing his butt off. I love watching him live because he never looks like he's trying too hard. It's so natural. I miss him putting out music these days but the music he has released is so good that it'll be cool to listen to years from now. I think "

" is better because it's longer and we get more of his personality and his teams (and of course Timbaland) but this one was good, too. I loved all of his routines and songs, but I have to give it to his background singers for the most memorable part. The way they backed him up on "Gone" made me rewind and listen to it again. The background singers KILLED that performance. I love J.T., but round of applause for his team, too.