I love reading Friday Cat’s blog – Meow Meow Purr Purr, which remains one of the only handful blogs that I follow these days. I invited her to do a post on my website as my gesture of appreciating her wonderful posts. Enjoy reading. It’s not that I’ve lived through two world...

Right. This is all we need. A duet between NKOTB and the Backstreet Boys to form a band called, “NKOTBSB”. OoOoOo. How ingenious! The song’s about turning the lights, and I wish they sang about “Don’t Turn Down the Volume” as I would’ve done just that!...

I wonder if Nick Carter’s the so-called brains behind a brainless Backstreet Boys who have once again managed to go clueless in the last couple of years. While Nick Carter’s track isn’t all that jazz and razzmatazz, I’m digging the chorus although it sounds like...

The last song I reviewed on Nick Carter, “The Great Divide” last March, and it so far managed to stay in my compilation of 2010′s best song, which I will share in December for your listening pleasure. This is a pop ballad, while it doesn’t have the impact of “The...

I like certain parts of the verse but the chorus is a major letdown. As usual, Backstreet Boys return to safe mode, unlike what they attempted 5 years ago, which is disappointing. Still, you diehard fanatics might gobble this up like a fruit, there’s nothing fruity about this effort...

Not bad although it could’ve been better in terms of catchiness. Still, it’ll please you Backstreet Boys fan as Nick showcases what the Backstreet Boys have been missing over the last couple of albums – some sense of maturity. However, I think there is still some distance for...

I never really rated AJ, because I just find he seems to be annoyingly cocky, that thorn among the Backstreet Boys. I always thought he doesn’t contribute much, but after hearing to his debut album, it looks like I’m proven wrong. The song that stands out like there’s no...

Overall, it’s a major letdown after their last album, “Never Gone”. This album, “Unbreakable” should be renamed to “Unlistenable”. It’s weak in many parts and it comes off as Backstreet Boys releasing an album purely for monetary purposes. If you...