The album is actually 'sweet'. Just got to hear the songs and to me, it gives 'Never Gone' a run for the money... far better (despite being Kevinless) but I'm giving full ratings for this album.'
I could suggest the next single to be 'Everything but Mine' or 'Unmistakable' or 'Treat Me Right' or 'Any Other Way'
The songs are all well placed and cut across different sounds and melodies but maintaining the BSB feel. Surely this awesomeness is for real.
Keep the Backstreet Pride alive.

One thing I missed - and I'm sure alot of BSB fans did as well - is the presumably old sound which was BSB. It took a little while for me to settle down with this new unusual - yet not so unusual - sound. The Classic Rock bit is actually interesting and down to earth but some was way off the idea which we've all known as BSB.
Like I said before, it took some time to accept this album for what it truly is - very good - and I suggest foir many others to accept that as well. It may not beat the previous albums but it is good in its own right. Good job, Boys.

That's what it is... for all those groups who were not able to maintain themselves as long as they have.

Doesn't Beat 'Millennium' but maintains the same promise as all of them. Still a great work and I particualrly approved the collabos with Babyface and Rodney Jerkins. It was worth it.

That's the way this album can be characterized. Apart from being every BSB fan's favourite album (which of course I am as well), this was the peak, pinnacle, zenith of success for the Boys, and love the album for that reason. Great job and 5 stars.

That's the way I know the album, that's the way I'll judge them. The American music industry has, what I would call, an unfair musical appreciation. Why? This album is an example. For those that know the group well, one would note that this album is simply a US version of two international albums by BSB, right?