Music Review

Where We Belong (1998)

Boyzone
Reviewed by Beth Johnson | Dec 18, 1998
EW's GRADE
C+

Details Release Date: Nov 24, 1998; Lead Performance: Boyzone; Genre: Pop

The U.S. debut, Where We Belong, of Irish heart-throbs Boyzone is all about good lovin'. From the peppy horn-pop of ''Picture of You'' to Tracy Chapman's ''Baby Can I Hold You'' as over-stringed teen anthem, their teeth-aching sweetness (''You're the air that I breathe'') is the musical equivalent of the date your parents actually trusted to bring you home on time. C+

Originally posted Dec 18, 1998 Published in issue #463 Dec 18, 1998 Order article reprints

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