Timbaland Music:

Tim's Bio Track Listing:
1. Intro - Timbaland
2. I Get It On - Timbaland
3. To My - Mad Skillz, Nas, Skillz, Timbaland
4. Here We Come - Missy Elliott, , Timbaland
5. Wit' Yo' Bad Self - Mad Skillz, Skillz
6. Lobster & Scrimp - Jay-Z, Timbaland
7. What Cha Know About This - Babe Blue, Mocha
8. Can't Nobody - 1 Life 2 Live, Timbaland
9. What Cha Talkin' About - Timbaland
10. Put 'Em On - Timbaland, Yoshamine
11. Fat Rabbit - Ludacris,
12. Who Am I - Twista
13. Talking on the Phone - Kelly Price
14. Keep It Real - Ginuwine, Timbaland
15. John Blaze - Aaliyah, Missy Elliott
16. Birthday - Playa
17. 3:30 in the Morning - Virginia Williams
18. Outro - Timbaland
19. Bringin' It - Timbaland

Editorial Review:
Timbaland was known as an innovative producer before deciding to make a name for himself; on his second album, he shows that he keeps his best tracks stockpiled for the home team. When he raps, "He said 'Timbaland can't rap' / But I don't care / Because I make dope tracks / I make you bounce and wiggle / And do this and that," it's no idle boast; it hasn't been this much fun to strap yourself into a pair of headphones in years. --Randy Silver

Description of Tim's Bio:
Though Timbaland's work might be characterized by its daring unpredictability in terms of rhythmic structure, it's his youthful sense of fun that proves most infectious. His ideas feed both the empirical and the creative mind alike. Tim's Bio is an elegant summation of the first chapter in the musical life of the producer who has revolutionized the sound and context of American R&B (and urban-based music as a whole) in as little as three years, with his smash albums for Aaliyah, Missy Elliott, and Ginuwine, along with Tim's own partnership with rapper Magoo (who forms somewhat of a power core of Tim's mercurial crew, Da Bassment). Bassment regulars get the star treatment they have become accustomed to, while new talents--such as Kelly Price and wordsmith Twista--shine just as brightly. --Tamara Palmer

Tim's Bio Reviews:
My favorite one!
2008-03-24 - I have been a fan of Timbaland since I first heard "Up Jumps The Boogie." Tim's Bio introduced one of Ludacris' songs "Fat Rabbit" before his album was released, and he also showcases many of his other artists (Mocha, Nicole Wray, Missy, and Aaliyah). "John Blaze" featuring Aaliyah is a great track. The beats are unsurpassed on this album: The world was not ready for Tim when this was released!

happy wit purchase
2005-07-05 - i paid extra for faster shipping but that never happened but everything was still good

Top Notch Production Is The Focus (4 Stars)
2004-10-07 - When cats like Timbaland drop an album, you pretty much know already that the focus is on the beats instead of the rhymes. And I have to say that the beats on this album were some of the tightest out at the time. I want to say that Tim is the best producer to ever come out of Virginia, but The Neptunes are running neck and neck with Mr. Mosley (with Nottz holding down 3rd place). The guest appearances are even tight. There are a lot of no names on this album along with the usual suspects like Jay Z, Missy, Magoo, Nas, Aaliyah, Skillz (aka Mad Skillz)Ginuwine, and Ludacris (this was actually my first time ever hearing of Ludacris). Even Twista comes through and tears a Timbaland beat to shreds. There really aren't any negative things to be said about this album. Even the no name artists hold down their positions very well.

Basically, this album is a showcase for Tim's beats. We all know this. And the beats on this album don't disappoint. It's a great addition to your collection and still bumps even today. Tim has changed up his production schemes since this release, but this is still some of his best stuff. I'd suggest getting this album if you haven't heard it already.

Standout Tracks: Lobster & Scrimp feat. Jay Z, Fat Rabbit feat. Ludacris, Here We Come feat. Missy & Magoo, Who Am I feat. Twista (My Favorite), To My feat. Nas & Mad Skillz, and Bringin' It

VA Baby, believe that
2000-05-24 - The only weakness on this CD is that Timbaland can't rap, which he rarly does does on this disc. It's more of a mix tape and an album combined. He uses some newer artists on here which is suprising, but NAS and Jay-Z do represent on here along with the usuals Missy and Maggo. Maybe he wanted his beats to be the focus of this album, as well they should be. Songs like Here we Go, Wathca Talkin' Bout, and Who Am I (with Twista goin' off) hook you in immediatly, while song like What You Know About this and To My reel you in slowly with thier cachy choruses and infectious beats. You won't be able to get these songs out of your head. The R&B part of the tape is not as strong (with Keep it Real starring) but is solid. A good buy for any music fan, and a must have collection from the best producer in hip-hop for any fan of the genre.

Timbaland...The Untouchable Producer
2000-01-27 - Much Props 2 Timbaland Fa Makin' It Happen Once Again With His Platinum Follow-Up Smash "Tim's Bio". This CD Is Off The Hinges, I Recommended D.J.'s All Over To Pick This Joint Up, Cause It's Definetely A CLUB BANGER. It's Packed With The Tightest Production & The Illest Lyrics, A Couple Of Slow Grindin'-Headboard Bed Bangin' Joints As Well As Showcasing Up & Coming New Artist That Timbaland Put On This Joint. I'm Loving Every Minute Of It.To All Beat Biting Producers/Beat Makers, Yall Gotta Give It Up To This Untouchable,Blessed Producer, Paid What U Owe. To Everyone Else, Don't Sleep On This Gifted Cat From The V-A, Pick Up The CD And Bang It In Ya Homes And CD Changers All Over. Keep Bringin' Them Platinum Hits Timbaland.