Elements of dance techno and electronic squiggles are also thrown in for good measure, and they definitely get kudos for making all of it sound cohesive and accessible enough so as to never alienate their old fans, while certainly snaring some more. This time around, the boys from 'NSync have not only begun to write some of their own material, but they also lend a more distinct R&B influence to "Celebrity", of which their previous effort "No Strings Attached" just began to scratch the surface. Mind you, there's nothing wrong with these traits, especially when it works so well ("Pop", "Tell Me Tell Me, Baby"). I'm not a conventional fan of the boy band craze, but 'NSync's latest CD, "Celebrity", holds its own as a prototype of today's Pop sound: irresistably catchy, slick, and cross pollinated with other genres to lend it just enough edginess it needs to stay on top of the pop game. Even if you don't like N'sync you might want to give this album a try.it stands a good chance to change your mind. Trust me, you will not be sorry about this purchase, because this one surpasses No Strings Attached and is a must have. N'sync has moved on to a different kind of music and they don't even live in the same neiborhood. N'sync can't be compared to the Backstreet Boys anymore.
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(Seriously, you can actually sing the chourus in place of the one in the song!) And a song called Falling- a really good ballad written by Chris, but this one will be on the soundtrack for "On The Line"- Lance's movie that is due out in September. One is "That Girl Will Never Be Mine" which is a lot of fun because it kind of sounds like "Bye,Bye,Bye" part two. It's a mid-tempo, but it's really an orginal type of song. Do Your Thing- really cool totally unlike anything you've ever heard. The harmonica does make it sound like it's from the 80's a bit. Has a different sound from the other ballads. Something Like You- good song, with Stevie Wonder on harmonica. But it sounds like "Tell me" in the very beginning. Just Don't Tell That- I like this one because it sounds cool after you hear the whole thing. All I have to say is this a great one for background music at a dinner date.4 out of 5ġ1. Selfish- great ballad produce by Brian MkNight(sorry about spelling). See Right Through You- up-tempo sporting the "Look into my eyes.tell me what you see" part you'll think you've heard before. Great dance number and again a new sound for them. N'sync bringin the Two-step formula to life. Starts off with some new sound effects and kind of vibes like Michael Jackson's "Scream". Haunting hook and great guitar chord that reels you in. Although it's more of a solo for Justin, it works in the end. Ballad unlike anything I have heard before. The only real pop song(not to dirty) it had some good writing.props to J.C.
Just The Two of Us- Think Jordan Knight's "Give it to you" and plug in N'sync. Overall, good song but new direstion for N'sync.good stuff. Girlfriend- different vibe for them, it starts like a rap song(not suprising.Neptunes helped with this one). The Game Is Game over- How can a song that samples Pac-man be bad? Creative was to slip digi in to the song(digi,digi, think.)Great idea and it works well. It's more of a mid-tempo and has a great hook. It is the version of the song used in their video.(including the beat-box). POP- good song, not sure if the we were ready musically for it. Oh yeah, they wrote almost every song! So here we go track by track-ġ. They have invented a new pop sound.dirty. It was totally not what I expected, and it was great. When I first heard the cd, I thought I was going to hear 10 Bye,Bye,Bye's and three GMHS's.
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