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"While I get to work at something I love, I'd give it up in a heartbeat to be my boy's hero"
- Brian Littrell
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Made by fans for fans.
It is in no way affiliated with the Backstreet Boys or their record company.
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As a young teen I had all their memorabilia, CDs, pictures and anything else I could get my hands on. Now at 21 years old I am not afraid to admit it: I am a Backstreet Boys fan. Yes, it is true and I have practically grown up listening to the music of Nick Carter, Brian Littrell, Howie Dorough, A.J. McLean and Kevin Richardson. I've been to seven of their shows over the years and, having pin-ups of them all, I have enjoyed their music over the years, to the dismay of some of my friends and sometimes to my own dismay.
Yet something about being an adolescent girl and liking a group is so much different than being a grown woman and enjoying the same music that has been part of the most influential years of my young life.
With throngs of screaming female fans, I recently found myself once again swept into the Backstreet concert scene, this time as not only as a fan but also as a reporter. Being older and I suppose wiser, I prepared myself to be thrown back into my younger teen years.
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A Backstreet Boys concert in full swing at the Chronicle Pavilion on Tuesday night was shut down after an electrical transformer blew and cut off power to the outdoor amphitheater and the surrounding area in Concord.
The band had been playing for more than an hour when the lights went out, said Aaron Siuda, spokesman for Bill Graham Presents.
"The band was nice enough after the power went out to get back onstage and sing a cappella through a megaphone,'' Siuda said. "It actually sounded pretty good. All the fans sang along."
The show, however, a one-night stopover at the Pavilion, had to be cut short.
Siuda said that as a result of Tuesday's power outage, Bill Graham Presents is offering all ticketholders of the Pavilion show admission to the Backstreet Boys' concert tonight at the Sleeptrain Amphitheater in Sacramento.
"All they have to do is bring their ticket'' to get into the Sacramento concert, Siuda said.
He said the transformer blew along Highway 4 around 10 p.m. PG&E could not be reached for comment. The Pavilion, at 2000 Kirker Pass Road, accommodates an audience of 12,500.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
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With their new CD, "Never Gone," the Backstreet Boys are attempting something that's essentially unprecedented in the limited history of teen pop returning to the top of the charts after an extended break from recording and touring.
It was 2000 when the Backstreet Boys last released a studio album, "Black and Blue."
While acts with older audiences have certainly been able to retain their popularity after a hiatus of four years or more, no teen pop act has even tried to come back after such a long absence.
So it's no wonder that the reunited group members Nick Carter, Howard "Howie D." Dorough, Brian Littrell, A.J. McLean and Kevin Richardson expressed a few fears about their future in the weeks and months leading up to the June release of "Never Gone."
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I'm happy to announce that we moved to a new host now.
And we also have a new top affiliate: NicKaos
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The Backstreet Boys participated in this years Jerry Lewis Telethon. The show, which will feature a performance from the Boys, will air on Monday, September 5th. Check your local listing for details.
Source: BackstreetBoys.com
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The Backstreet Boys are nominated for The Relly Awards in the Favorite Music Guest category. Visit RellyAwards.com
and vote for them as many times as you want simply by cleaning out your internet cookies. We have until midnight to submit our votes. Winners will be announced live on September 23, 2005.
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A sea of waving green glow sticks and ear-piercing screams welcomed a reunited Backstreet Boys back to the Valley Friday night at Dodge Theatre.
Though the venue holds quite a few less fans than the venues the band used to sell-out in a matter of hours during it's prime in the'90s, the 5,000 seat building was packed.
Surrounded by an arsenal of neon green lasers, the group walked down a lighted staircase to open their Never Gone tour with a spirited version of 'The Call,' off of quintet's 2000 release Black & Blue.
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I changed the picture of the week and the poll. The results of the last poll are as followed:
We're glad to see that everyone likes the new layout!
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'Never Gone' has been certified gold and platinum all over the world, read below for the certification list (so far).
Brazil - Platinum (125,000 units)
Canada - Platinum (100,000 units)
Germany - Gold (100,000 units)
Italy - Gold (40,000 units)
Japan - 2x Platinum (500,000 units)
Mexico - Gold (75,000 units)
Switzerland - Gold (20,000 units)
Taiwan - Gold (50,000 units)
UK - Gold (100,000 units)
USA - Platinum (1,000,000 units)
Source: "drk_angel8 @ LD"
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Backstreet's back. But are they still alright?
On Thursday night, the pop vocal quintet (using the term "boy band" is pointless, considering members are now 25-33 years old) returned to Orange County for the first time in four years and brought the house down.
Although Backstreet Boys can't pack 'em in like they used to (Verizon Wireless Amphitheater was only about three-quarters full and the lawn was empty, despite this being the group's only Southern California appearance), fans who turned up were wildly enthusiastic.
The female-centric crowd was dominated by tweens, teenage girls who sported identical homemade T-shirts and waved glow sticks, older mothers and their college-age daughters and young women who dragged their boyfriends along (one guy behind me sat forlornly in his seat as the entire row was standing). Loud shrieking continued throughout the 1 hour, 45-minute concert.
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Las Vegas radio station Mix recently ran a contest awarding winners with $100 in casino chips and an opportunity to play blackjack with the Backstreet Boys.
Blackjack with the Backstreet Boys?
We are talking about the same five cuddly teen icons that owned the pop charts from 1996 to 2000, largely on the strength of a young, female audience, right?
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I added to live songs to the media section:
One last cry (Brian) and Who do you love.
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Brittany Linzmeier has loved the Backstreet Boys since she was in first grade.
Now 14, the Manitowoc girl got to meet the pop icons at a concert in Illinois last week. It was especially exciting for her becauseit was hard to see the band from her wheelchair at past concerts. Brittany has spina bifida, a birth defect that paralyzed her from the waist down.
"A friend of ours knew someone who contacted a songwriter," said Sharon Linzmeier, Brittany's mother.
Last Friday, Sharon, her husband, Dan, Brittany and her sister, Courtney, watched the Boys play baseball against pop-punk band Simple Plan in Schaumburg, Ill., then saw a sound check and attended a concert at the Charter One Pavilion in Chicago. They met all five members.
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I added all the videos of the boys to the media section, except Anywhere For You. I'll add this one tomorrow.
Check them out!
And some other news. Backstreet Paradise is going to move to a paid host in a week.
So it could happen that sometimes a link doesn't work. That's it. :)
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Six years ago the Backstreet Boys were more popular than Eminem and Beyoncé Knowles combined.
Album sales exceeded 10 million each, they sold out venues like Kemper Arena in a matter of minutes, and their live shows were spectacles that included a 10-piece backup band, extravagant wardrobe changes and an aerial show in which the Boys soared and descended acrobatically upon a monstrous stage that half-filled the arenas’ floors. For a long shining moment, they were larger than life.
These days the Boys aren’t flying so high. In fact they’re navigating shallow and uncertain waters, the kind that run aground so many careers launched on the tastes of customers who were in early puberty.
Six years is a long time, something the Boys aren’t yet willing to concede. So they’ve called their new album “Never Gone” (a hope), and they end their current live show with the old hit “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” (a prayer). If only the truth were somewhere in between.
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A new date has been added to BSB's Italy tour itinerary, they will also perform on November 4th at Bolzano's Palaonda.
For more information you can go here
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We wanna move the site to a paid host, so we'll have more bandwidth and basically 'cause free hosts just aren't the best, only we have a problem. Talitha's parents won't allow her to pay for this site and I'm a student without work, so I can't pay the full amount. So we wanna ask you a huuuuuuge favor, although we'd rather not, cause we're making the site for you to enjoy, not for you to pay for. We wanna ask you, as you probably already figured out, to help pay for this site. Again we hate to ask it, but hey if you like the site, what's paying a little money gonna do to you. If you're interested, even if you're only able/willing to pay a little amount, we would appreciate it if you could contact us at: backstreetparadise@hotmail.com.
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I added the following audio files:
Be with you
Missing you
Can't stop thinkin' about you
Don't disturb this groove
Lay down beside me
Nunca te hare llorar
By my side
You are
End of the road
What makes you different (makes you beautiful)
And the following songs of 'A night out with the Backstreet boys':
10.000 promises
That's what she said / Where can we go from here?
Like a child
All I have to give
If I don't have you / I'll never break your heart
Let's have a party
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We're having a bit of a bandwith problem, so it can be that some things aren't working like they should, but atleast all the pages should be accesible
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Fifteen minutes before the Backstreet Boys took the stage Friday night at Northerly Island, their manager appeared and pleaded with the near sell-out crowd to call MTV to request the group's latest video. Citing a lack of demand, apparently the network isn't airing any clips from their recent record.
Such a scenario would have been unthinkable a few years ago, when the Backstreet Boys ruled as teen-pop princes. Following a four-year layoff, the group is staging a comeback, having refashioned their tinsel-toned dance sound and become Def Leppard lite.
Live, the sonic makeover turned out to be a mistake. Nothing about the Backstreet Boys' cotton-candy music or uneven choreography rocked. Instead of spotlighting the quintet's harmonizing capabilities, the hair-metal anthems and power ballads were often tailored for one singer and rendered the remaining members useless.
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I added 5 media files:
- CNN Larry King - America the Beautiful
- Men Strike Back - Singing 'The One'
- XXXIV Superbowl - Are you ready for some football
- Dance Machine - Singing 'WGIGO' Acappella
- Viva - Brian Imitating Donald
And 6 audio files:
- 104.5 Chum FM - Interview with Brian, Howie & Kevin - 20.06.05
- 96X Edmonton - Interview with Nick & Kevin talking about Paris - 12.05.05
- Ryan Seacrest Radio Show - Part 01 - 05.05.05
- Ryan Seacrest Radio Show - Part 02 - 05.05.05
- Ryan Seacrest Radio Show - Part 03 - 05.05.05
- Ryan Seacrest Radio Show - Poster Girl Acappella - 05.05.05
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I added the following audio files:
My heart stays with you
I'll be there for you
Nobody but you (long version)
Give me your heart
Quit playing games (with my heart) - accoustic version
Quit playing games (with my heart) - live version
I'll never ind someone like you
Donde quieras yo iré
Happy Valentine (Special message to our fans)
All I have to give (Part II - the conversation mix)
All I have to give (acapella)
If you knew what I knew
You wrote the book on love
Movin' on
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Today it's Howie's 32nd birthday. We hope you'll have a wonderful day!
Lots of love and huuuugs from Annemarie & Talitha!
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I added one avatar and 3 videos which you can find at the Media section.
The Burger King commercial, Bsb singing 'More Than Lance' and a funny Japanese video.
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Surrounded by an audience of screaming, mostly female, fans of all ages, the Backstreet Boys proved that they still "Got It Goin On" during their two-hour musical extravaganza of their "Never Gone" tour, last Saturday night at the Tweeter Center in New Jersey.
After the five years of silence that separated the release of their third and fourth albums, the Boys were greeted with almost as much enthusiasm as they themselves seemed to share.
The success of the Backstreet re-emergence into the musical world is largely based on the musical shift their sound has made. Knowledgeable enough to realize their fan base has matured, the Boys' new album contains more emotional songs, like "Siberia," "Just Want You to Know," and of course their chart-topping single, "Incomplete," -- all of which reach out to a more mature audience.
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As promised we updated the media section today.
We added the following video files:
-MTV diary 2005, pts 1 and 2
-Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 1999 - Thank you
-The big help - bloopers
-The untold story
-Ricky Lake - Backstreet boys surprise a fan
-Sabrina the teenage witch - ackstreet boys guests
-Breakfast in bed
And we added the following audio files:
-All in this together
-Can we get back to love again
-Color my world
-Forces of nature
-I want it that way (no goodbyes)
-Last night you saved my life
-Love is
-Loving you
-Memories
-Not no more
-Over her
-Set it off
-Happy
-In Christ alone
-Say goodbye
-Betcha by golly wow
-Back to your heart (live)
-Baby I'm yours (acapella)
-End of forever
-If I ever fall in love
-Tell me
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Here's a little something that Leighanne wrote in an email to a fan:
Also, a little FYI for you to do with what you would like. At present time MTV states they do not want to play BSB's music because they do not want pop music to make a comeback. Their quote is that they don't want to open Pandora's Box. Anything the fans could do to support the boys and not to give MTV the power to decide that what the world should and should not hear. This is the second time MTV has tried to hold down the BSB from becoming the best that they can be. If there is anything you can do to help, it would be greatly appreciated.
Source: "Cillie" @ bsboys-online
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I changed the picture of the week and the poll. The results of the last poll are as followed:
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We got a new top affiliate: Brotherly love, why don't you check it out!
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We've heard from several people that downloading from freewebs takes ages, so from now on we'll be working with megaupload, atleast untill we've found something better. I also wanna let you know that we'll be adding lots of new media today. Another update will be posted later letting you know what has been added, so keep checking back!
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The Backstreet Boys have gone out of their way to downplay their five-year break from the pop world, titling their comeback disc "Never Gone" and embarking on an ambitious summer tour that pulled into the Target Center on Saturday night.
But when the Boys left us, their career was already heading south. The fivesome's rivals 'N Sync claimed more fans, sold more tickets and made better records. Instead of trying to keep up with the Timberlakes, the Backstreet Boys retreated into a world of receding hairlines, rehab and one doomed relationship with Paris Hilton.
If they learned anything during all that time away, it wasn't readily apparent Saturday night. The five Backstreet Boys — who are now in their late 20s to early 30s — performed with saccharine professionalism, like five overgrown Mouseketeers going through the motions because those mortgages won't pay themselves.
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A second shot at the top always seems sweeter, and is more appreciated. That clearly is the case for '90s boy band The Backstreet Boys, who are back atop the charts with their first album in five years and gave a triumphant show last Saturday at Tweeter Center in Camden, N.J.
The five members are no longer boys — they're 25 to 33 — but age seems to have matured both their voices and their regard for fans. Not only did they sing even better — no lip-syncing for this group — but they worked hard in near-100-degree heat, playing 21 songs in a 108-minute show, most of it dripping in sincerity.
Forget what you've heard about this tour being less of a spectacle than when the Boys were all the rage. They arrived and left it to thunderous explosions, and played to showers of sparks, smoke and lasers, and lighted stairs from which they rose and disappeared.
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This past spring they played the club Rock Jungle at Station Square to work out new material and gauge fan interest in their return. Wednesday night they headlined at the Post-Gazette Pavilion. Backstreet's back, right?
Sort of.
In their '90s heyday, Backstreet Boys sold out outdoor sheds and stadiums. Wednesday night's show featured an empty lawn and pavilion-only seating. But the listeners who remain in the vocal quintet's camp couldn't be any more faithful, dutifully screaming during every one of the 21 tunes BSB performed. They clearly did their homework on the band's first disc in five years, "Never Gone," too, singing along loudly to the new fare. Good thing, as three-fourths of the album made the Boys' set.
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The BSB are nominated as Favorite Musical Guest at the Relly Awards!
Voting starts the week of August 29th, but they are only going to do a few categories every day so you can vote for Favorite Musical Guest on Tuesday, August 30th.
For more details, go here: Bv Entertainment
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I added two new pages to the 'Boys' section:
- Filmography
- Facts
And I also added more quotes and awards/nominations.
Check them out! :)
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 The Dorough Lupus Foundation is excited to announce the addition of magnetic car lupus ribbons in their online store. Please visit their official site today to learn how you can show your support!
Source: backstreetboys.com
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The Backstreet Boys are nominated for the MTV Video Music Brazil with Incomplete in the International Video category. If you speak/understand portuguese you can sign up and vote for them at MTV.com.br. The Boys are very popular in Brazil, Never Gone is currently the 12th most sold album in the country and 7th in the international charts.
Source: not-like-you.com
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I added the following non album lyrics: All in this together, Can we get back to love again, loving you and tell me.
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The Backstreet Boys will perform at the Hartwall Areena in Helsinki, Finland, on October 2, 2005. Visit the venue's website for more information.
Source: not-like-you.com
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We got the new layout online, everything should be working properly now, but if you find something that doesn't work, please let us know. We would also appreciate us if you could tell us what you think about the new layout! :)
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We're working on a new layout, so if you see some weird colors or some other weird stuff, you know why.;)
So please comeback to see our new layout and tell us what you think of it.
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Are the Lady of Soul Awards completely loosing their mind? A few years back, they gave the Aretha Franklin award to Ashanti, but at least she was hot and had multiple songs everywhere that year. Now, they have really just picked a name out of the hat of pretty faces by choosing Amerie. One single "One Thing," and a flop, "Touch," hardly warrants entertainer of the year.... Has anyone seen that horrible new video from the Backstreet Boys? Fans are so pissed that Jive could be planning a re-do.
Source: Groovevolt
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I added - photo's from 3 live concerts of the Never Gone Tour
- 5 Magazine Scans
- JWYTK Screencaps
- and 1 old photoshoot
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Concertgoers arrived eager for a nostalgic trip to the late '90s, and the Backstreet Boys obligingly took them for a walk down memory lane Friday night.
The audience members, mostly in their 20s, reminisced about drooling over magazine pictures of band members during study hall. Teen fans recalled toting lunches to school in boxes bearing the band's faces.
As for Nick, Howie, A.J., Kevin and Brian, they probably remembered when they could have packed the 20,000-seat Hersheypark Stadium instead of the 7,000-seat Star Pavilion.
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If nothing else, the Backstreet Boys are realistic.
Reunited after four years, they don't have any illusions that they'll be able to dominate the pop scene as they did when boy bands ruled the world.
"We know that we're gonna have to pay our dues again and we know that we're going to have to start from scratch because everything has changed," said A.J. McLean, the heavily tattooed, shades-wearing member of the group that plays Riverbend tonight.
"We're not looking to be the group that we were in '99 and 2000."
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MANSFIELD -- Before an audience of screaming fans, the Backstreet Boys revealed Sunday that they could survive the five-year gap between ''Black & Blue," their last album of all-new material, and the new ''Never Gone." The quintet, once the kings of the boy-band scene, performed a two-hour set so meticulously arranged that it took a series of severe thunderstorm warnings -- culminating in an unscheduled 15-minute break -- to add some spontaneity to the Tweeter Center proceedings.
Otherwise, everything went by at a steady clip, with video montages, pyro and laser displays, and Nick Carter playing guitar to no discernible effect during ''Climbing the Walls" and ''Just Want You to Know." Kevin Richardson's piano-playing during ''Weird World" and ''Incomplete" was more integral, but the group mostly performed its busy if not especially accomplished choreography, played to the fans, and passed lead vocals around like a football. The Boys were at their best when they harmonized on ''The One," ''Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely," and ''Siberia," which featured an insistent ticking-clock riff as artificial snow came down.
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Premium Service Deal Allows Fans to Send Personalized Text Messages to Nick, Howie, A.J., Brian and Kevin; Many Messages Also Posted on Overhead Screens at Concerts.
Vibes Media, the leading provider of interactive text message marketing programs, today announced a premium service partnership allowing fans to send personalized text messages that will be read by the Backstreet Boys and posted on overhead screens at the band's current concert tour.
The Backstreet Boys have been using Vibes' premium Text-2-Screen(TM) concert text messaging application since July 22, the day the band kicked off its world tour. Thousands of fans are jumping on board every day, inside and outside the concert arena, sending messages at a cost of $2.99 each from their cell phones. Any messages sent to the short code 36888 are sent right to the band.
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Source: Business Wire
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You can already vote for Just Want You To Know on several sites! And of course we want the new video to do great, so please vote.
Here a few sites you can vote for JWYTK:
Xmradio
TRL
Jojostop5
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You've got to hand it to the Backstreet Boys.
They took a few years off. One went into rehab, another got arrested and tried a solo career. In the meanwhile, their brand of wholesome, propulsive teen pop went under and didn't come back up for air.
But if the packed crowd at the Tweeter Center, in Mansfield, Mass., last night was any indication, the Backstreet Boys still have a hugely loyal fan base -- and it doesn't consist wholly of parent-chaperoned preteens, either.
In a tightly choreographed, two-hour show, the Boys -- five men in their late twenties and early thirties -- stuck mostly to old favorites such as "You Are My Fire" and "Quit Playing Games," a decision that won eardrum-ripping shrieks from the crowd. They also threw in a few funky songs from their otherwise snoozy new CD, Never Gone.
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Brian Littrell's grin said it all.
While the rest of his brethren in the Backstreet Boys put on their best bubblegum badass faces during their opening number, ``The Call'' at the Tweeter Center last night, Littrell literally couldn't stop smiling and giggling.
When he later told the ecstatic, if sticky, crowd of about 12,000 revelers that ``I think we're more excited than you are,'' it was obvious he was truly speaking on behalf of himself, Nick Carter, A.J. McLean, Kevin Richardson and Howie Dorough.
Whether just happy to see so many people in the audience after a five-year break and a sea change in music culture or glad to be rid of those matching storm trooper goalie outfits of tours past, a gleeful exuberance was in evidence both onstage and off during the Boys two-hour set.
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I added the following dates to the tour page:
01/07/06 Tokyo Dome, Japan
01/08/06 Tokyo Dome, Japan
01/10/06 Nagoya, Japan
01/12/06 Osaka Dome, Japan
For more information go here: BSBJapanTour.com
Source: not-like-you.com
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I changed the picture of the week and the weekly poll (both can be found the left after you've scrolled down a little).
The result of the last poll is as followed:
To everyone who voted 'it's ok' or 'it's pretty good' and to everyone who feels that way, or just thinks the site isn't good at all; could you please go to the forum and tell us what to do to improve the site? Thnx in advance.
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To her long list of accomplishments -- which include a No. 1 talk show, countless Emmys, an Oscar nomination, a book club, a federal bill to protect abused children and the distinction of being the first African-American woman to become a billionaire -- Oprah Winfrey can now add that she helped reunite the Backstreet Boys.
"I was over in London writing and recording," says Nick Carter in a teleconference, "and I had gotten a call from, I think it was Brian [Littrell], and he was basically saying how AJ was doing a special on 'Oprah' with his mom about his sobriety and about his drug addiction. And that's when we all decided to hop on a plane and go surprise him on the show."
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The Backstreet Boys are back together after a five-year break with a new album and tour titled "Never Gone." It's a nostalgic comeback for the pop icons. For the young fans gathered at the Civic Center Wednesday, it was a lifelong dream come true.
Nick Carter, Brian Littrell, AJ McLean, Howie Dorough and Kevin Richardson were the reigning heartthrobs in the most successful boy band of recent times. They traveled the globe, playing to millions of adoring fans. But they never came to Maine. They were simply too big.
Times have changed. The boys fell from the top during their troubled absence. They are now much more accessible to smaller venues. And Maine fans eagerly welcomed the opportunity.
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A 12-year-old girl swooning over a bedroom poster of her favorite boy band member can transform into a moody 17-year-old with a fondness for the screamo angst of My Chemical Romance.
The Backstreet Boys are acutely aware of this.
So the question looms large for the Florida quintet: After a five-year hiatus, do Backstreet Boys fans still want it that way?
"We still are not 100 percent sure, and we won't know until we do a full-blown tour," said eldest Boy Kevin Richardson, 33, who will take the stage at the Tweeter Center in Mansfield on Sunday with Nick Carter, 25, Howie Dorough, 31, Brian Littrell, 30, and A.J. McLean, 27.
"Everything moves pretty quickly in the entertainment industry. Whenever you take a break like we did, there's always a risk that when you're out of sight, you're out of mind."
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The Dorough Lupus Foundation (DLF) and e.l.f. Cosmetics have teamed up and created a Wings of Hope Pouch which contains 5 nifty little products that you wouldn't want to be caught without.
For international orders -- NOT TO WORRY -- e.l.f. Cosmetics will ship internationally. However, you just can't use the online ordering system but instead please contact them directly to place your order.
20% of the proceeds will go directly to The Foundation for research and education initiatives as they continue to fight to help find a cure for lupus.
For more information click here.
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I added two photoshoots to the gallery.
One from the Bravo photoshoot in May when they visited Germany and one of an old photoshoot.
And I added a new avatar to the 'Media' section under avatars.
Check them out! :)
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The Backstreet Boys should change the name of their summer concert tour from "Never Gone" to "The Afterglow."
That glow -- the halo that shimmers on after a teen idol mega-group has faded -- was what the crowd at Nissan Pavilion was looking for Saturday night, and the quintet delivered.
Group members Nick Carter, Brian Littrell, Kevin Richardson, Howie Dorough and A.J. McLean capitalized on old fans' nostalgia by performing a string of hits from previous albums and throwing a few songs from their new CD, also titled "Never Gone," into the mix.
Not that they did a bad job. To the Boys' credit, they've still got it. The band's smooth harmonies were there: the effortless choreographed dance moves, the uncanny rapport with the crowd.But for a tour promoting a new CD, there were few surprises.
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Another tour date for Germany has been added to the tour.
Nürnberg, Arena Nürnberg
To order tickets, Click here
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I updated the videography and uploaded the JWYTK video and put it into the media section. My computer is really bad so it doesn't work to great for me, but that might be my computer. It should would better for you, so; enjoy!
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We are happy to announce that the video for "Just Want You To Know" will be added to rotation on VH1 beginning on Monday, August 15th. Keep an eye out for the video and make sure you remember to request it on MTV's TRL!
Source: backstreetboys.com
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Nick Carter would like to invite all Weird World members to come chat with him today at 6 PM EST! The chat will allow members to submit questions to Nick. If you have a good question on your mind, send it to the Questions for Nick thread on the WW message boards and we will preselect three questions for Nick to answer prior to the chat. After those questions have been answered, we will open the chat up for any additional questions.
Source: BSBWeirdWorld.com
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The NWI Times are giving away tickets to the boys' show on August 19th. For more information click here.
Source: topix.net
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I added 3 new avatars to the site and I made a page where you can find bookmarks of the bsb.
For now there's only one bookmark, but I will add more of them soon.
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The Backstreet Boys, on a comeback tour they say really isn’t a comeback tour, are heading our way with an Aug. 21 show at Verizon. Here’s how they looked during a show recently at Radio City Music Hall in New York.
The screams weren’t as loud this time around, and many of the fans were out of their teens … that’s what happens when the defining boy band of the 1990s takes a five-year break between albums, while pop changes and some fans outgrow their teeny-bopper crushes.
There was a moment in the group’s career, with songs like “The Call” (about cheating) and “Larger Than Life” (about stardom), when it seemed that Backstreet Boys might want to offer something besides pure, tuneful treacle. That moment passed when album sales dipped.
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Source: kansascity.com
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SCHAUMBURG, IL- As the Schaumburg Flyers approach the homestretch of their 2005 regular season, a busy summer continues at Alexian Field as The Backstreet Boys have announced plans to play a charity softball game on Friday, August 19. The 12 Noon game will feature the well-known band and on-air radio personalities from Chicago's 103.5 KISS FM.
There is no ticket admission charge for the afternoon softball game. Fans are asked to make a donation to the American Cancer Society as they enter the park. The Alexian Field gates will open at 11:30 AM. The stadium is located just off the Elgin-O'Hare Expressway at 1999 Springinsguth Road, Schaumburg.
KISS FM will run an on-site 'Show Us Your KISS' promotion at the event with a series of prizes, including a chance for listeners to play in the softball game.
The Flyers will host the Winnipeg Goldeyes on the evening of August 19. Regular team ticket policies apply to the 7:05 PM game. An eight-game homestand is currently in progress through Monday, August 8. For more information on Flyers home dates in August & September, including four remaining Saturday fireworks nights, please call (847) 891-BALL or visit FlyersBaseball.com.
Source: Justbackstreet.net
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From now on we'll be having a picture of the week, which will be changed every sunday. You can view the first one on the left under the calendar.
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The look of the forum has changed a bit over the last few days, please go have a look and while you're there, please join!
We also got a new weekly poll, we would really appreciate it if you voted.
The result of the last poll is as followed:
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I added a new page with bsbquotes in the 'Boys' section and I added the video 'Incomplete' in the 'Media' section under 'Music Videos'
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I just opened the gallery, it doesn't have a "million" pictures in it yet, but it's a start, so go check it out!
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On 'Never Gone', the Backstreet Boys' fifth album (and first in almost five years), Nick Carter, Brian Littrell, A.J. McLean, Howie Dorough, and Kevin Richardson prove they haven't lost any of their babe-magnet pull. On the final, title track, a swirling crescendo sums up the sentiments of millions of heartsick, former-teen devotees: "Never gone, never far/In my heart is where you are." Can you blame us for swooning when we opened our e-mailbox to find a message from Nick, detailing a number of songs he loves and thinks his fans should hear?
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I added a tagboard to the site, it's on the left, under the weekly poll, please leave a message and tell us what you think about the site!
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Who would have expected the Backstreet Boys to score a full-blown comeback with "Incomplete"—not just a polite return, but a second swipe at world domination. And with a ballad, at that. "Just Want You to Know," the second single from the wholly satisfying platinum set "Never Gone," only tops the sundae with a cherry. It is an uptempo song in much the same vein as Kelly Clarkson's pop/rock anthem "Since U Been Gone," with flypaper hooks from enduring musical maestro Max Martin. This guitar-octane perspirer proves that BSB has plenty of ammunition left in its arsenal. In a word: hit. In two words: global smash. —Chuck Taylor
Source: Billboard single reviews
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