Name: Unbreakable
Brand: Jive Records (USA)
SKU: 1248122
Price: 8.69 USD
Availability: InStock

Unbreakable

Rating

Album: Unbreakable
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Intro
2)	Everything But Mine
3)	Inconsolable
4)	Something That I Already Know
5)	Helpless When She Smiles
6)	Any Other Way
7)	One in a Million
8)	Panic
9)	You Can Let Go
10)	Trouble Is
11)	Treat Me Right
12)	Love Will Keep You up All Night
13)	Unmistakable
14)	Unsuspecting Sunday Afternoon

Album: Unbreakable
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Intro
2)	Everything But Mine
3)	Inconsolable
4)	Something That I Already Know
5)	Helpless When She Smiles
6)	Any Other Way
7)	One in a Million
8)	Panic
9)	You Can Let Go
10)	Trouble Is
11)	Treat Me Right
12)	Love Will Keep You up All Night
13)	Unmistakable
14)	Unsuspecting Sunday Afternoon

Performer Notes

Additional personnel: John Shanks (guitar, keyboards); Mitch Allan (guitar, bass guitar); Dave Schuler, Billy Mann (guitar); Emanuel Kiriakou (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, keyboards, bass guitar, percussion, programming); Chuck Butler (electric guitar, bass guitar); Josh Muckala, Adam Lester (electric guitar); David Davidson (violin); Stevie Blacke (strings); David Hodges (piano, keyboards); Pete Wallace (piano); Dan Muckala (keyboards, programming); Jamie Muhoberac (keyboards); Paul Bushnell (bass guitar); Jeremy Lutito, Lee Levin , Dorian Crozier, Vinnie Colaiuta (drums); Neff-U, Zukhan Bey (programming); Daniel Chase, Jeff Rothschild (drum programming).
The Backstreet Boys struck a defensive stance on their 2005 comeback, titling it Never Gone as if they hadn't been dormant for about five years. Bearing a title equally as defiant, the Backstreets do sound a little bit shaken on Unbreakable as they revive a modicum of their classic sound to balance the somewhat stodgy adult contemporary vibe of their 2005 album. These dancier, poppier songs are used as window dressing for tunes that aren't as lively as "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)," but the lighter touch helps the many ballads. Here, the Backstreet Boys don't have any songs that will lift them out of the adult contemporary world, but the audience who has turned from teens to adults with them will likely enjoy its easy sound. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Professional Reviews

Entertainment Weekly (p.64) - "[T]hey come close to recreating the sheer euphoria of their biggest pre-Y2K smashes on many of the up-tempo dance-pop numbers..."