Starting with "Who Do You Love," "As Long as You Love Me," and "10,000 Promises," there can be no mistaking that the Backstreet Boys do indeed have real musical talent. The solo section begins with Brian Littrell singing "That's What She Said/Where Can We Go from Here?" and accompanying himself on guitar, followed by A.J. McLean doing a soulful "Lay Down Beside Me." Nick Carter performs "I Need You Tonight" and Howie shines on "My Heart Stays with You." Kevin closes the solo section with a beautiful, untitled piano instrumental. Finally, the boys return to the stage for "Like a Child," the up-tempo "All I Have to Give," a medley of "If I Don't Have You/I'll Never Break Your Heart," "Quit Playing Games with My Heart," and a new arrangement of "Let's Have a Party." The stylish video versions of "All I Have to Give" and "I'll Never Break Your Heart" are also included to complete this 70-minute "night out." --Larry Clark

P.S)They have an All I Have to Give video at the end that wasn't released in the U.S. It has an awesome water scene, and different shots of the guys, plus and extra dance scene.


GREAT!!   August 23, 1999
15 out of 16 found this review helpful

This video is one of the best Backstreet videos yet!! If you're looking for great harmony, awesome solo performances, and actually HEARING the Backstreet sing LIVE in concert, this is the video for you! Howie pays a good rendition of "My heart stays with you"; AJ is just very sensual in "Lay down beside me"; Nick beautifully sings "I need you tonight"; Kevin actually plays the piano during a song that he wrote, which was at the time still nameless and later became "Back to your heart"; and Brian introduces us to a brand new and might I add BEAUTIFUL song written by him in the medley "That's what she said/Where can we go?"... and if that's not enough, they sing "Who do you love?", the whole song!! I'm telling you, it's a must!!!


TALENT & LOOKS--ALL ROLLED INTO ONE GROUP!   November 16, 1999
frisky2000 (smallville)
17 out of 19 found this review helpful

I'm not ashamed to say it: I'm in my thirties and I LOVE THE BACKSTREET BOYS' music! Thisvideo exposes the talent that their non-fans sometimes feel they just don't possess because they're such good looking guys. But these five young guys prove you CAN have looks, brains and talent, not to mention be gracious to fans and respectful of lyrics and not sending wrong messages in their songs. They have a great sound, very easy to listen to, and this Night Out video will convince you to head to your music shop and pick up all their stuff, even the imports that are hard to find (BUT AMAZON HAS 'EM! )


minus the corny dance moves   June 5, 2005
soppyaltoid
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

I chose to get one BSB video, and I'm glad I chose this one. This collection features harmony-based pop/r&b sounds from early backstreet. It has a few songs from their European debut album, and that was a good thing for me because I love hearing songs that I'm not already familiar with. The best one was the opener, "Who do you Love". Besides that, you also get their early slow and midtempo songs, plus solos. Brian blew me away with his angelic voice and his 2nd solo song. He definitely has the r&b thing going on, sounds like Brian McKnight. Nick's solo is a keeper, too. And Kevin on piano duet with the saxophone--the true "romantic moment".
Very good release that puts the VOCALS above anything else.


A Mature Fan   February 21, 2004
nancy j (Florida)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

This is a Backstreet Boys concert the way you dreamed it could be, without the audience or music drowning out those magnificant voices. If you can only have one video, choose this one.