Now or Never by Nick Carter

Pros: Yes.

Cons: No.

The Bottom Line: Epinions' resident Backstreet fan is here to tell it like it is.

Review: I've been a fan of the Backstreet Boys since age nine, which means I'm going on about seven or eight years of pure devotion and crazed dedication.

Now, I'm not going to sit and explain why I'm a fan of theirs, as I've done so here at...

Pros: Great 80's sound, fun music, beautiful rock ballads.

Cons: You wish there were more than 12 great songs to listen to!

The Bottom Line: Don't pigeonhole this cd into the typical backstreet sound. Nick proves that he's not all about the mushy love ballads.

Review: Nick Carter's new solo debut "Now or Never" will let you know that it indeed is his time to shine NOW. The youngest member of the widely popular and successful group 'The Backstreet Boys' tests his writing skills with surprisingly rocking hits like "My...

Pros: EVERYTHING!

Cons: Not as much exposure as it should have gotten.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend it to anyone.

Review: Now Or Never is an amazing combination of pop, rock, and a touch of other flavors which results in instant ear candy. Track listing is as follows: 1. "Help Me" 2. "My Confession" 3. "I Stand For You" 4. "Do I Have To Cry For You" 5. ...

Pros: I liked him in BSB. But, now that he's solo, he's much better.

Cons: He should've wrote all the lyrics to his songs.

The Bottom Line: If you need to brighten your mood, if you need to tell a loved one how you feel about them, if you need to apologize...Nick Carter is your man!

Review: I did not expect this from Nick Carter. His image as one of the Boys changed so much when he came out solo. He's into rock. Not hard, I would say kinda like a mixture. There is one song that I defently love. It goes like this:

(who needs the...

Pros: Great music, awesome vocals

Cons: ...

The Bottom Line: I recommend that if you are going to buy this album, you take the time to listen to the lyrics. The songs are amazing.

Review: Well, Nick is back, and he came with a bang! The first solo effort for this former Backstreet Boy h ...

Pros: Good Music, Good Beats, Great Lyrics.. Boy can he sing!

Cons: None! I wish there was more Songs!

The Bottom Line: Buy it! You will be very surprised that this is the youngest of the Backstreet Boys. He proves himself to be a good musician aside from the Backstreet Boys.

Review: I love this CD! I at least know now that if the BSB ever break up totally that at least one of my favorites of the BSB will be there to rock on with excellent music.

From Rock to Pop and a Bit of Rap, the CD has a little bit of everything for...

Pros: -Amazing voice -Great songs -Handsome singer

Cons: -I can't think of any cons, this is an excellent album

The Bottom Line: This is great music to listen to while you're getting ready to go to a party or to the movies. Its a lot of fun.

Review: 'Now Or Never' - Nick Carter is one of the best albums I own. Pure talent. What more could you want in a CD? First released single is 'Help Me', an amazingly catchy pop-rocky tune-- and very relatable for anyone. "Help me/ figure out the difference...

Pros: Lyrically and vocally different from what many would expect.

Cons: "Girls in the USA" "Miss America" "Is it Saturday Yet?"

The Bottom Line: He may have already lived out his platinum 15 minutes as a member of BSB, but with this album he proves the choice to make a solo album is respectable.

Review: Anyone who didn’t see this solo album coming years ago obviously wasn’t paying attention to the Backstreet Boys. Nick Carter inked a solo deal long before this effort and it was only a matter of time before it went into production, not so...

Pros: Good hooks.

Cons: Passe and formulaic.

The Bottom Line: Now or Never is a good album

Review: Nick Carter
Now or Never

1. Help Me *
2. My Confession *
3. I Stand for You *
4. Do I Have to Cry for You *
5. Girls in the USA
6. I Got You *
7. Is It Saturday Yet? *
8. Blow Your Mind *
9. Miss...

Pros: non-boy band, rock, different

Cons: sounds familiar in some parts

The Bottom Line: It is a refreshing tune to groove to without having to turn to the everyday pop.

Review: Roughly Nick Carter is trying to break away from the pop boy band look and feel. He has moved from the original pop to the pop/rock. It somewhat sounds like he is really enjoying what he is singing and producing. This is showing that you can only...