Backstreet.Net reader Jenni Reviews Millennium

Back - Index - Submissions - - What is RSS? Date: May 19, 2099 Source: Submitted By: a href After school I ran to this one store and there it was!! So of course I bought it right away and went home to listen to it. First I have to say that the album cover is so cool! They are all dressed in white and look very handsom, especially my favorite, Nick. OK, so these are the songs on this album: 1.Larger than life 2. I want it that way 3. Show me the meaning of being lonely 4.It's gotta be you 5. I need you tonight 6.Don't want you back 7.Don't wanna lose you now 8.The one 9.Back to your heart 10.Spanish eyes 11.No one else comes close 12.The perfect fan I have to say that this whole album is very, very good, but my favorites are # 3, 5, 7 and 9. Number 9 is very beautiful and Kevin is one of the writers. Go Kevin!!! Those are all very beautiful songs and they are also slow songs. The up-tempo songs on this album are # 1, 4, 6 and 8. They are good but I personally like the slower ones. The perfect fan is such a sweet song! It's so cute that they dedicated a song to their moms. I mean, how sweet is that!!! I was very happy with the album, you could actually say that all the songs are good! And you know what's really, really sweet? Nick's thank yous!! He basically just thanks us!! The fans! 'First off, I'd like to thank you (yeah you!) the one reading this right now! Do you actually know how much you've done for us?! If not, well I'm telling you. You're the reason we live, the reason we enjoy every bit of what were doing. For that you definitely deserve the first thanx!' I have to say that this was a really sweet thing from Nick, to thank the fans. Well, one reason to love that boy even more!! So this was my review, thank you if you read it! I'm very happy that I got the album, I'm very proud of the boys for making such a great album and I wish you can all have it ASAP!! I wanna wish everybody happy moments with the album and remember to KTBPA!! Comment on this item. Next Item: The Backstreet Boys, in Earnest Prev Item: Review of Millennium by CDnow