911	Wonderland                            Server 2
911	If You'd Only Love Me            Server 2
911	A Little Bit More
911	More Than A Woman
911	Private Number                         Server 2
911	All I Want Is You                      Server 2
911	Party People...Friday Night        Server 2
911	The Day We Find Love              Server 2
911	Don't Make Me Wait                 Server 2
911	How Do You Want Me To Love You       Server 2
911	Love Sensation                           Server 2
911	Night To Remember                   Server 2
911	Bodyshakin'                                Server 2
911	The Journey                                Server 2

 

911	Don't Make Me Wait
911	Bodyshakin
911	Can't Stop
911	The Day We Find Love
911	Our Last Goodbye
911	A Night To Remember
911	Take Good Care
911	Love Sensation
911	One More Try
911	The Swing
911	Rhythm Of The Night
911	The Journey

It is amazing to think of all the education that could be spread if boy bands from around the world added some cultural flavor to their music. Instead of Irish tin whistles and accordions and Scottish bagpipes, we get the common denominator of '80s American/Euro synthesized pop music, although lifted by '90s production quality and slight traces of accents. None of this is to say that 911's The Journey is unengaging. They seem to be having as much fun as the American Backstreet Boys — and for the record, have been around just as long. A pound of pretzels couldn't drown the taste of sugar that fizzes from The Journey, and while there is nothing original or spectacular to be found, the group deserves credit for packaging the album with as much glee as humanly possible. If you don't hum along to "Love Sensation" you're too stuffy. If you don't at least laugh with "Bodyshakin" you're too hard. And if you mistake their version of "Rythm of the Night" for the original (by DeBarge) and feel the need to dance... well, no one's looking.