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Track Listings
| 1. Intro |
| 2. Everything But Mine |
| 3. Inconsolable |
| 4. Something That I Already Know |
| 5. Helpless When She Smiles |
| 6. Any Other Way |
| 7. One In A Million |
| 8. Panic |
| 9. You Can Let Go |
| 10. Trouble Is |
| 11. Treat Me Right |
| 12. Love Will Keep You Up All Night |
| 13. Unmistakable |
| 14. Unsuspecting Sunday Afternoon |
Product Description
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They're a foursome now that Kevin Richardson has left the band, but Backstreet Boys have every right to make a record called Unbreakable and, if you can't guess why, you haven't been listening. Like every Backstreet record before it, Unbreakable boasts Super Glue-strength harmonies and an overall tightness of sound--the boys may be practitioners of the kind of pop that music snobs love to skewer, but that doesn't mean they're not exceptionally good at it, or that there's not a lot here worth whistling to (for instance, the pleasing, mildly propulsive "Everything But Mine" or the bouncy, big-beated "One In a Million"). In addition to the dancier tunes, Unbreakable busts out a lot for the ladies and their teen-age daughters to love: with ballads running a gamut from the dreamy ("You Can Let Go"), to the tender ("Unsuspecting Sunday Afternoon"), to the transcendingly pretty ("Love Will Keep You Up All Night"), there's no shortage of opportunities for the knock-kneed and swollen-hearted to bond. Which seems like a better idea now than ever. For one thing, the music is more thoughtful and mature than ever; for another, how often does the chance to bond over something called Unbreakable come along? --Tammy La Gorce
Album Description
Limited Deluxe digipak edition of their 2007 'comeback' album including bonus tracks, exclusive photos, a separate pull-out poster and much more. 2007 album from one of Pop's most successful acts, now slimmed down to a quartet (adios, Kevin Richardson) but sounding better than ever. Celebrating the 10th Anniversary since the release of their self-titled debut, Unbreakable sees the Backstreet Boys back in action and ready to climb the charts all over again. Features the hit 'Inconsolable'. Jive.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
And then there were four,
By Amanda Richards (Georgetown, Guyana) - See all my reviews (TOP 500 REVIEWER) (HALL OF FAME) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Unbreakable (Dlx Ed) (Digi) (Audio CD)
Five little Backstreet Boys, not youngsters anymoreKevin went off on his own, and then there were four Four little Backstreet Boys, hopefully unbreakable Though less than what they started with, they still sound unmistakable This album is a welcome return for the matured though down-sized Backstreet Boys, one of the surviving groups of the mighty boy band era. Still firmly entrenched in the mainstream pop genre, this album does not disappoint, with several tracks that merit being released as singles. First single "Inconsolable" is typical BSB, and is very similar to "Incomplete", the hit single from their last album. Other tracks to note are the upbeat "Everything But Mine", "Any Other Way", and the reggae influenced "One in a Million" and "Panic". Of course there are the trademark BSB ballads like "Something That I Already Know", "Love Will Keep You Up All Night", "Unmistakable", and bonus tracks "Downpour" and "In Pieces" to keep ballad-lovers swooning. Another interesting track is "Treat Me Right" written by A.J. McLean of BSB and J.C. Chasez formerly of `N Sync. A track I REALLY like is "Helpless When She Smiles", especially the chorus, which goes "I'm a house of cards in a hurricane / A reckless ride in the pouring rain", and with fourteen tracks and two bonus tracks, you're sure to find a favorite too. Recommended for fans of mainstream radio-friendly pop music. Amanda Richards
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product!,
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This review is from: Unbreakable (Audio CD)
I LOVE this cd! It's so different from the usual Backstreet Boy cd, but still has the same quality and talent that you would expect from this amazing group. Better then I anticipated!
5.0 out of 5 stars
One of the best albums from the Backstreet Boys!!,
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This review is from: Unbreakable (Audio CD)
From their debut album until Unbreakable, the Backstreet Boys have always produced a high quality of music and it's a tragedy that this group has never won a Grammy award. Much like New Kids on the Block, the Backstreet Boys have produced #1 albums and top ten singles- but never a #1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart and even my favorite radio station, 104.5 is staying away from the ballad, Inconsolable- which is a mistake. First time I heard Inconsolable, I had mixed feelings about it, but it's still a beautiful song. My favorite song has to be Something I Already Know which is an amazing song. Backstreet Boys have delivered another phemenonal collection of music. It is the best album of the year!!
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