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starafar and I were having some doubt about the purpose of the comm since hardly any one comments, even to say that they've downloaded something from a media post. It doesn't feel like people are utilizing it as much as we thought it was, and to be honest, life is getting busier for the both of us. So we were wondering whether it was worth continuing, or ( Read more... )

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Billboard.comWhile the turn of phrase may be cliché, the overall sound of "Unbreakable" screams it loud and clear: Backstreet's back. Unlike 2005's uneven "comeback" album "Never Gone," its follow-up finds the Boys dipping into their old bag of classic pop songs. They are a boy band with spot-on harmonies: They sing huge, hooky choruses; belt out ( Read more... )

Scotsman.comA FRANKLY pointless return for the US boy band who aren't the bunch that Justin Timberlake was in. Fond memories of the rather jolly Everybody (Backstreet's Back) are banished here by an unremittingly clichéd display of close-harmony twittering, drippy break-up songs with key changes and power ballads with lyrics such as "I'm a house of ( Read more... )

One minute Backstreet Boys are there, releasing number one records like nobody’s business, the next they’re gone. Then they’re back again, then gone again and so on ( Read more... )

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