O-Town by O-Town (CD, Jan-2001, J-Records USA)

Being a fan of almost any kind of music, I really liked the idea of a "behind the scenes" look at how a boy band is created. I thought the show was well done. Out of the final 8 to be on the show 5 were selected as the members of O-Town. As a side note, the other 4, (one finalist quit O-Town after making the cut,) have all joined groups of their own. One guy is in the Country Group Marshall Dyllon and the other three created a new group called LMNT, or element. Below are thoughts about each track. 1. Liquid Dreams I really did not like this song at first. It eventually grew on me. The lyrics..

Preamble I was bound and determined not to like this cd. Heck, I was looking forward to the review I would write that would rip them a new one. Although I m not completely wrong about this group and their songs, my first impression may have been oversimplified. Read on. Here s the Story Lou Perlman, the anti-christ, is back with another one of his creations. (Special Note: He did NOT create NSYNC, he merely funded them.) Teaming up with ABC and the creators of MTV s, The Real World and Road Rules, (Mary-Ellis Bunim and Jonathan Murray), Lou set out on an adventure to select five lucky...

My thirteen-year-old daughter is absolutely crazy about O-Town (short for the city of Orlando, Florida), the latest incarnation of the white version of Boyz-II-Men, which includes N-Sync, The Backstreet Boys, and 98 Degrees. Just the mere mention of O-Town s name is enough to send my daughter into fits of jumping, chest clutching, and high pitched screeching that is enough to make me worry about her sanity. But I know, this too will pass, I hope! Although I have heard snatches from their CD, simply entitled O-Town in the past, I had never really listened to the CD because what I had heard...

I am the first to admit, I am 27 years old and yes, I like the Boy Bands. I have Backstreet Boys, N SYNC, and 98 Degrees CD's which I actually enjoy grooving to in the car. So what's the difference between O-Town and the others? The sad truth, they were put together by money and power, no sweat, no tears, and really no rejection as well. I think the things that O-Town missed out on, are the TRUE facts which makes the other bands "real." With that said, I wanted to hear what O-Town finally produced after the drama performances on "Making of the Band." I am what they wanted, someone who saw the.