Backstreet Boys Albums Information

The Backstreet Boys first got success in Europe after make public of their first album in late 1995. The U.S. didn't take become aware of of the group awaiting that album was finally issued for American spectators in 1997. The Backstreet Boys travelled the top of a gesture of achievement for teen-oriented pop music. The band went on an comprehensive pause after 2000 and then returned in 2005 with the album Never Gone.

• Backstreet Boys (1997) - The debut album for the group is an attractive mix of up-tempo dance music and sweet ballads. "(Quit Playing Games) With My Heart" is a good example of the group's yearning ballad style while "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" shows off the group in dance mode. When the Backstreet Boys finally broke through in the U.S. this album reached #4 on the pop albums chart.

• Millenium (1999) - The Backstreet Boys combined their victory on this album, their first #1. It features "I Want It That Way," one of the best pop ballads of the 90's. The formula of uptempo material balanced by big ballads stayed very much the same. Other hits included "Show Me the Meaning Of Being Lonely" and "Larger Than Life."

• Black & Blue (2000) - Released at the acme of the group's success, this album debuted at #1 on the pop albums chart. unluckily, the albums for profit success was short-lived partially due to intense competition from 'N Sync for the boy band crown. The only major hit from the album was "Shape Of My Heart." The band soon went on hiatus to work on individual projects and for some members of the group to work out personal issues.

• The Hits : Chapter One (2001) - The predictable greatest hits collection came into view in 2001 collecting the best seconds from the first three albums. Many fans feared the band was completed when this set appeared.

• Never Gone (2005) - After a 4 year gap, the Backstreet Boys return. The boys are now men and the music is a bit more adult as well.