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Me, Myself And I/Krazy In Luv

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I've gotta admit, I'm a huge Beyonce fan. This single, though it only contains 2 tracks, is worth adding to any collection. The tracks are:

1. Me, Myself, & I (radio edit)
2. Krazy in Luv (Junior's Dance radio mix)

As an added bonus, the cover art is beautiful as well. 'Me, Myself, & I' is one of the 9 slow jams featured on Beyonce's solo debut "Dangerously in Love." 9 ballads is a little heavy, indeed, but at least all of them are very stylish and beautifully sung. And honestly, a slow jam is a perfect choice for the upcoming holiday season. Ballads tend to do best on radio during this time of year. Let's hope that Beyonce's next single in the new year will be the Middle Eastern flavored 'Naughty Girl.' Cheers to Beyonce on a job beatifully done!

I personally love this song. I listen to it when I'm feeling depressed. It has a nice rhythm and blues feel to it, nice lyrics..all I could want in a song. Beyonce's voice is beautiful.

Beyonce. Need I say more? Always incredibly bootylicious!

Beyoncé has definitely made a huge mark on the R&B industry and this single will give you a glimpse of what the hype is all about! Get your moods pumping!

Me, Myself And I (Radio Edit) [3:58] is a beautiful ballad with slow tempos, somber yet empowering vibes, and much soulful attitudes! While a woman may make a man think she is weak this song proves that nothing could be further from the truth. While the track is open to your own interpretation it reflects the strong, confident individual [guy or girl] who can say, "This is over, I'm moving on, and I'm fine." If anything, for any guy reading this know that a female doesn't equal a crying wreck after a fall. It's about a woman shrugging it off and moving on because loving oneself is never a disappointment; it's me, myself and I.

Krazy In Luv (Junior's Dance Radio Mix) [3:48] has a bangin' introduction filled with club ambiance, Junior "touches", echoing vocals, enhanced sounds, and Jay-Z in the background hinting his raps. The trance, techno and climaxing beats are rampant! The singing is fierce, aggressive, filled with energetic attitudes definitely top notch and full of fire! It's quite short yet sweet making any club freak craving for more!

While the first song has a rather slow tempo, the added track reinforces the feeling of being happy and full of life. There are positive moods throughout, deep felt words on track one, and energetic styles on track two. Forget your worries and press that play button for your time off! Get that feeling to dance, sing, and feel confident and strong!

after doing the Duet thing with Jay z on Crazy in Love&then Baby Boy with Sean Paul Beyonce finally has a Solo single released. this Cut is aight at best.the groove is nice but Beyonce hasn't grown through alot to really nail this kind of cat at this stage of her career.I'd like to Hear Beyonce Re-cut this track in a Decade&I bet Cash Money she would nail the Groove Proper.Her Material has a Window Dress feel about it&seems more Contrived than truly displaying that Tina Turner Element that wants to fully come out of Her.

Sometimes, when an artist goes solo, it doesn't even really showcase enough within their balance. That definitely goes for so many artists who do place their talent on their own. Beyonce Knowles is one of those artists. Her music seems to have gotten a little bit weaker for her scenario as a solo act. Her latest single, Me, Myself & I, is a weak ballad about moving on from a breakup, and declaring your on your own away from love. The song falls a whole lot more within the expectations I thought it would have. Not even as close as Crazy In Love with Jay-Z had. To be honest, she really should try to concentrate about reuniting Destiny's Chikd, before they are long gone in the process. Beyonce's solo efforts are really starting to become overexposed, and this song is one of the worst I've heard in sometime.

"Crazy In Love" was mediocore at best, but many thought of it as a throwaway track from "Survivor." After the disaster and overplayed "Baby Boy" what do we get? This crud! You can tell she is better off with Destiny's Child. I thought most of the songs from "Survivor" were great but then she went solo and I actually listened to her CD. Wow, just horrible. I dont understand how anyone could have bought that and kept listening to it. I gave mine away. I Hope Beyonce goes back with Destiny's Child and releases better material or her career will be going down the tubes. How well did "Fighting Temptations" do at the theaters? My point exactly. Get "This Is Who I am" by Heather Headly.