Editor Reviews:

Amazon.com:
Record labels insist on introducing more and more clones of the Backstreet Boys, with little distinction between them beyond facial hair patterns. Which is why 2gether is so brilliant. If you don't listen to the words, the farcical quintet--which became an overnight sensation thanks to strategic marketing and its aim of spoofing both Spinal Tap and Behind the Music: The Making of a Boy Band (should, God forbid, such a show have ever existed)--sounds exactly like all the rest of those prefab, hormonal four- and five-part harmony groups. Tune in closer, though: "The Hardest Part of Breaking Up (Is Getting Back Your Stuff)"--the title says it all--and "Sister," in which group members apologize for hooking up with one girl's (very) little sibling, prove that one sappy love song (or R&B-tinged pop song) sounds just like another, no matter what the words mean. With these cheesy tunes, you at least get a hearty laugh along with your fromage overdose. --Heidi Sherman

Rating : - Excuse me, but...
After reading the reviews on this cd.. I'm a little pissed. How can you type up a review trying to sell a CD and not include one of the band members? I'm sorry, that's just plain stupid. And if you didn't think the songss were that great, then why do you reccomend it?
Anyways, heres my review.
All the guys have great voices, they are all different from each other. And, although Kevin Farley (Doug Linus) isn't the most talented singer, he gives it his all and still gives a great importance. Although he doesn't have a large part in all the songs, without him 2gether wouldn't be the band that they are.
Alex Solowitz (Mickey Parke) is undoubtably an extrememly talented singer (and actor), and his voice is the one that sticks out the most. He can go from very high pitched singing, to very, very low singing or rapping.
Noah Bastain (Chad Linus) also has a very noticeable and nice voice. He is really one of the greatest singers in the bands, and he really puts his all into every song he does. He is also a great actor who has done voice overs for cartoons & has starred in a few commercials.
Michael Cuccione (QT McKnight and/or Jason "QT" McKnight) in my opnion has the best voice. His voice also stands out the most to me. He is the youngest of the group. His voice is just, not like the others. His talents are also shown on the movies soundtrack, where he has a song that he wrote himself and he sings by himself. It's really sad that such a great performer passed away in 2001, and he will be dearly missed by all his fans.
Evan Farmer (Jerry O' Keefe) although he is the "heartthrob" of the band, and you'd think he'd be the most prominent singer, doesn't sing as much as Noah & Alex. But, he does have one song on the movie soundtrack thats about Jerrys girlfriend, Erin, in which he sings mostly. And he does a great job at it, too.
If the lineup in this band were any different, they wouldn't be the band that they became. In my honest opinion, there will never be another boyband/pop group that will ever compare to them. This is honestly one of the best boy band CDs you will ever buy, not only are the lyrics meaningful but some songs are also very funny and lighthearted. It's good for anyone who loves boybands or hates them, because as much as this is a boy band, they were meant to be a boy band spoof.