Madacy Records
2005
The Fix
About This Album
Jordan Knight's struggle for that elusive comeback continues with 2005's The Fix, his first album since re-recording the New Kids on the Block hits in 2004 and his first collection of new material since his 1999 solo album Jordan Knight. That album found Knight trying to fit into the resurgent dance-pop of the turn of the millennium, and while it had some marginal success -- "Give It You" hit number ten -- it wasn't a hit, and he was dropped soon afterward. The next few years he was out of the spotlight, but he started to re-emerge toward the middle of the decade thanks to endless touring and, especially, an appearance on VH1's never-ending celeb-porn show The Surreal Life, which helped open the door for a new recording career for Knight. The Fix isn't a splashy comeback -- it's being released on a subsidiary of the independent Madacy -- and at eight songs it's somewhere between a full-length album and an EP, which means it makes even fewer waves than a full album might have. But this isn't really intended to be a big comeback -- it's a way to connect to the fans who have never left him and, to that end, Knight gives them more of what they crave: namely, music that sounds like it could have been released in 1990.
Track List (try tracks 1,2,3 and 5)

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