Never GoneBackstreet Boys
Release Date: 06/14/2005
Original Release:
2005
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 589337_CD
UPC # 828766964127
Label: Jive Records (USA)
|
Buying Info
|
|||||
| Track Details Credits Artist Related Shipping |
|
Disc: 1
To listen to sound clips, you'll need the most current version of the
Performer: Backstreet Boys
Engineer: Ren Swan Producer: Dan Muckala; Max Martin; John Fields Distributor: BMG (distributor) Notes: This is a DualDisc, which contains a CD on one side of the disc and a DVD on the other. Backstreet Boys: Howie Dorough, Kevin Richardson, Nick Carter, Brian Littrell, AJ McLean (vocals). The Backstreet Boys were the primary sensation of the late-1990s boy-band craze, and their fourth record bears the title NEVER GONE. It is an almost defiant proclamation for a group that held five years of silence since its last release, but it is also a truly fitting title. While the musical winds had inevitably changed since 2000's BLACK & BLUE, there's always room for winsome, well-crafted pop and this fivesome still know how to effortlessly wrap their charming harmonies around a sweet pop concoction. NEVER GONE opens on a majestic note with the subtly complex "Incomplete," an aching ballad with an imperial piano-and-strings backing that falls somewhere between Five For Fighting and Nickelback. From there the record presents compositions as attractive as the pastoral settings on the album's cover, which the Backstreet Boys instill with the same soft-burning passion for which they've become known. Whether on the driving pop of "Just Want You To Know," the throwback soul of "Weird World," the modern funk of "Poster Girl," or the earnest and reflective folk of "Safest Place to Hide," the Backstreet Boys have a keen ear for melody and the comfortable ease of singers who have played off each other for a decade. NEVER GONE continues the legacy of the best boy band around.
Every decade has a teenybopper band that takes the charts by storm, and the late 1990s saw the emergence of the Backstreet Boys. Picking up exactly where '80s teen stars New Kids On The Block left off, the quintet hit it big with flashy outfits, slick dance moves, and a mixture of bubblegum pop and heart-tugging ballads. The band split in early 2001, but reunited three years later and began releasing commercially viable--if not platinum-selling--albums again.
Also Appears On:
Similar Artist:
*NSYNC 5 Young Men 98° Aguilera, Christina All Saints B*Witched Boyzone Brandy C-Note Carter, Aaron Cleopatra Dream Five Hanson Iglesias, Enrique Kelly, R. Lopez, Jennifer Martin, Ricky McIntyre, Joey Melanie C Savage Garden Spears, Britney Vitamin C Williams, Robbie
Influences:
Bay City Rollers Boyz II Men C&C Music Factory Gibson, Debbie Jackson, Michael Madonna Marx, Richard Michael, George Milli Vanilli Right Said Fred Spice Girls Take That Tiffany Wham!
Similar Genres:
Teen Pop |