jrtsjukejoint 2008-06-08
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1998 could've been called the year of boy bands, and bubblegum pop's return. All things hard and rebelled melted into the background!
The Disney Channel and Music Television took these new artists on, with specials, and a weekly television show, Total Request.
Five guys have already found stardom in another land, far from the U.S.,their home. An airing of concert footage, with interviews quickly picks up attention.
Early fall the group makes the very first "Total Request" appearance, making them a mainstay with multiple visits,videos, and performances to come.
Singles
"I Want You Back" this breakup track has been the start of their career, and well known by their fans. This version is not like the lounger European release.
"Tearrin Up My Heart" is a song about hurting when your without your love. It's a catchy dance number, sure to get you moving.
"God Must Have Spent" [A Little More Time On You] shows these guys can harmonize, and well. A slower paced ballad sets a warm, and loving mood. A meaningful piece promises the one being sung to is an incredibly special person, thanks to God's intervention.
Forth single "I Drive Myself Crazy" is somewhere between fast and slow in tempo. A song about going crazy after breakup is what is here. Plus, we get their bittersweet vocals.
We really don't want that heartache for them, do we?
Remakes of "Sailing" and "Everything I Own" are well remastered. Amongst the getup and dance tracks these showcase their blending of harmonies.
There is much likability to this album, and its 13 song count. It's worth a listen, or two. Chance it, and see for yourself, the artists *NSYNC are!
