Millennium

Backstreet Boys  Main Performer

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1 Larger Than Life Lundin/Martin/Littr 3:52
2 I Want It That Way Martin/Carlsson 3:33
3 Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely Crichlow/Martin 3:54
4 It's Gotta Be You Lange/Martin 2:55
5 I Need You Tonight Fromm 4:25
6 Don't Want You Back Martin 3:25
7 Don't Wanna Lose You Now Martin 3:54
8 The One Littrell/Martin 3:46
9 Back to Your Heart Blume/Baker/Richard 4:21
10 Spanish Eyes Linzer/Fromm 3:53
11 No One Else Comes Close Perry/Thomas/Baker 3:42
12 The Perfect Fan Littrell/Smith 4:13
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Millennium

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Jive

Style: Dance-Pop

Millennium

UPC: 012414167224

Release Date: 05/18/1999

Original Release Date: 05/18/1999

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Larger Than Life, I Want It That Way, Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely, It's Gotta Be You, I Need You Tonight, Don't Want You Back, Don't Wanna Lose You Now, The One, Back to Your Heart, Spanish Eyes, No One Else Comes Close, The Perfect Fan]
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

The Backstreet Boys finally broke (and broke big) in America during 1998, as if by design. They had been Euro sensations for a couple of years, but it wasn't until Backstreet's Back was unleashed in the U.S. in 1997 that they had a presence in the States, and it was no small presence, either -- after selling over ten million copies, the album remained in the Top 40 on the eve of the release of its sequel, Millennium. And sequel is the appropriate word -- Millennium has no pretense of being anything other than an album for the moment, delivering more of everything that made Backstreet's Back a blockbuster. There's a familiar blend of ballads and dance-pop, a similar shiny production, a reliance on the Boys' charisma that brings to mind the debut. If Millennium were anything other than big, glossy mainstream pop, such calculation may be a little unseemly, but in this context, it can be rather fun. True, the album doesn't pack as much punch as its predecessor -- there's a number of good songs, but more filler than before, and the Backstreet sound isn't as fresh as it was the first time around -- but it does deliver what fans want: more of the same. And since there are singles as infectious as "I Want It That Way" and a handful of good ballads, that will be enough to satisfy anyone craving more, more, more. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi