To appreciate why you want that “extra quality” MP3, consider the song’s production. Timbaland built the track around a sample of a previous song (“Take Me as I Am” by Mary J. Blige?). The result is a 7-minute, 28-second opus divided into three movements. At 320kbps, you hear:
The confusion often stems from Timberlake’s heavy presence on the same album that featured "Apologize." Fans looking for an "extra quality" Timberlake version are likely recalling his other major collaborations with Timbaland from that era:
: While it sounds like a song about loss, Tedder has noted it is equally about self-respect . It captures the quiet strength required to tell someone "no," even when you still feel you "need them like a heart needs a beat". Production: The Timbaland Effect
Justin Timberlake apologizes to Janet Jackson and Britney Spears l GMA