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Much Much Better

Kristin | 07/18/2000

(3 out of 5 stars)

"This album shows that No Authority has grown up in a way that most artist like to describe it. Their last album was full of ballads and up-tempos that just didn't catch anyone ear, except for their highest single 'Don't Stop'. This new album is now filled with great up-tempo beats like singles 'What I wanna do' and 'Can I get your number' plus 'Make you dance'. It delivers mid-tempo/mellow songs like 'Beautiful Girl' and 'I'm telling you this', and who could forget the ballads 'Faithfully' and 'Here I am'. Most No Authority fans are just happy that the boys finally got this album out after about a year delay. Still, NA is yet to find their way up to the higher 'boy-band' status like BSB, Nsync, and 98 Degrees...but isn't everyone else?"

No Authority

Mishie | 07/30/2000

(3 out of 5 stars)

"California's NO AUTHORITY bring a uniquely different sound to their sophomore self-titled album, the follow-up to their debut Keep On features many up-tempo dance tunes with aggressive edgy beats. Ballads are unfortunately, very limited. Singer Tommy McCarthy has long replaced Josh Keaton's vocals from the first album- his voice is weaker than Keaton's, therefore, influencing most of the group's choice of cuts. Their debut single What I Wanna Do is an instant hit - a very catchy and addictive summer tune! Other mentionable tracks include the sweet mid-tempo Beautiful Girl and Can't Go On. Many listeners will also appreciate the group's only co-written tune, Thinkin' - this features a original Spanish influenced rap by Danny Zavatsky. Hopefully NO AUTHORITY's next single, Can I Get Your Number (A Girl Like You) will continue their American success."

Make room for No Authority!

Matt | Cleveland, Ohio | 07/28/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"When I first heard about No Authority, I was completely skeptical. "Another boy band - does the world need this?" I thought. The album took me by surprise. Believe it or not, I feel this is a much more consistent and appealing album than the Backstreet Boys' "Millenium." Aside from the catchy first single "Can I Get Your Number," the tight CD contains many commendable tracks, including "Here I Am," "I'm Telling You This," and "Beautiful." Yes, there is room for another boy band. Better yet, make room for No Authority."