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Friday, July 29, 2011
A Compilation Album of New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys
NKOTBSB is a compilation album by American boy bands New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys. The album features five hits from each group, two new joint recordings "All in My Head" and "Don't Turn Out the Lights", as well as a megamix. The album debuted at number seven in the US, selling 40,000 in the first week of its release. The album coincides with the joint tour featuring the groups, starting at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois on May 25, 2011.
"Don't Turn Out the Lights" was released as the lead single from the album released by Legacy Recordings. The track made its first appearance in December on the BSB Cruise. The song premiered on On Air with Ryan Seacrest and released to iTunes the same day. The single debuted at number #14 on the US Billboard Hot 100 Singles Bubbling Under chart on April 14, 2011.
TRACKLISTING:
01. Step By Step
02. I Want It That Way
03. You Got It (The Right Stuff)
04. Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)
05. Please Don’t Go Girl
06. As Long As You Love Me
07. Hangin’ Tough
08. Larger Than Life
09. I’ll Be Loving You (Forever)
10. Quit Playing Games (With My Heart)
11. All In My Head
12. Don’t Turn Out the Lights (D.T.O.T.L.)
13. NKOTBSB Mash Up
Grab a copy of NKOTBSB at your favorite Odyssey and O Music and Video Stores now!
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Backstreet Boys And Carson Daly reunite to remember 'TRL'
The Emmy-nominated docu-series, "Rock Docs," will have an episode dedicated to "TRL" in its upcoming season featuring an interview with the original VJ himself, Carson Daly.
"Sitting down with @vh1 for the 1st official TRL doc," Daly tweets. "Memory lane here I come.....any must mention moments?"
It appears that the VJ needs a little help remembering what actually happened.
"I forgot how many times I was drunk from 98-03." He adds "Wowzers- this is fun."
Perhaps the Backstreet Boys can help him with his recall. They, too, will be featured in the documentary. The boy band has had their fair share of memorable moments on the show. Back in 2001, they took to the Times Square studio to share with fans that member, A.J. McLean, had entered rehab in the midst of their sold-out "Black & Blue" tour.
The "TRL" episode of "Rock Docs" is set to premiere in 2012. Now, tell us, what are some of your favorite "TRL" memories?
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Boyz II Men Surprises Fans At NKOTBSB Concert In Orlando And The Crowd Goes Wild!
New Kids On The Block and Back Street Boys got an evening of a lifetime when Boyz II Men took the stage and performed hits like ‘Motown Philly!
You must be totally jealous right now, because we are! Boyz II Men shocked thousands of diehard fans at the NKOTBSB concert on July 22 at the Amway Center in Orlando, Fl. The group who reached mega-fame in the early 90s took the stage with New Kids On The Block and Backstreet Boys at their concert and the audience went nuts!All the boy bands sang Boys II Men hits like “Motown Philly,” “I’ll Make Love To You,” and “End of the Road.” The only thing that would have made that night more epic would be if *NSYNC had taken the stage!
Watch the video and tell us what YOU think!
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Flame still burns for Backstreet Boys 11 years later
Guldner and friend Sasha McAtee, then classmates at Creston Middle School in Warren Township, spent the afternoon of March 10, 2000, waiting at the entrance to Conseco Fieldhouse's underground garage.
The Backstreet Boys were in town for two sold-out shows at the arena, and Guldner and McAtee hoped for a behind-the-scenes glimpse of A.J. McLean, Nick Carter, Brian Littrell, Kevin Richardson or Howie Dorough. Especially McLean, as the 13-year-old girls wore customized "I-heart-A.J." hats.
While McLean may or may not have waved from a passing bus, Guldner scored a tangible souvenir when a member of the Backstreet road crew gave her the candle -- allegedly swiped from a singer's bus.
"I don't know whose bus it was on, but it was enough to make me happy that day," said Guldner, now 24.
She's attended six Backstreet concerts, from a 1998 date at the Murat Theatre to a 2008 comeback show at the Indiana State Fair.
Fortysomething boy bands have aged well with fans
By Kevin Joy
The Columbus Dispatch
To be a New Kid on the Block - or a Backstreet Boy, for that matter - in 2011 requires a certain indifference to social and sartorial norms that would typically recede with time and age:Safe, synchronized dance moves.
Semi-formalwear awash in sequins.
Startling bursts of pyrotechnics, steam and confetti.
Gratuitous crotch-grabbing.
But a female-heavy crowd squealingly embraced such tactics last night when the two boy bands joined forces for a two-hour-plus show that took nostalgia-hungry listeners - depending on the performers - back 10 years (the Backstreet Boys, which formed in Orlando, Fla., in the early 1990s) or two decades (the Boston-based New Kids were first assembled in 1984).
"It feels a lot like 1989 again," New Kids vocalist Joey McIntyre told a packed Value City Arena last night. "No matter what beautiful, time-traveling journey we're on, we don't intend for it to stop."
NKOTBSB brings the 90's back to Greensboro
These bands were in their heyday at two completely different times, therefore, it is a wonder that they had the idea to come together. It all began when the Backstreet Boys(BSB) surprised the New Kids on the Block(NKOTB) at one of their concerts in 2010 that the idea of NKOTBSB came about. There was such a good reaction from the crowd that the groups continued to talk about doing a joint project together. In August 2010, it was officially announced that BSB and NKOTB would tour together as NKOTBSB, leaving fans anxious and excited to see their favorite childhood bands again on one stage.
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