I’ve been waiting for soooooooooo long for this day to come. Backstreet Boys is finally here in Malaysia. I’ve been a HUGE fan of them ever since I was 12 years old. I was really crazy over them. I bought all their albums, had lots of posters of them of my wall, bought magazine that have articles on them and even created books to stored their information.

These are collectable cards, stickers, and photo frames.

These are books that I’ve created for each member of the band and the band itself. It contains photos, bio data, articles, facts and newspaper cutting on Backstreet Boys. These books were last updated in 1999.

These are their singles, albums and VCDs that I’ve bought over the years.

Those were the days. Currently I do not have any favourites. I just listen to all of them. :)

I was really disappointed that I could not make it for the concert. First of all, the tickets price was way too expensive - RM82, RM182, RM242, RM352, and RM552. (But then come to think of it, it's worthy paying to see so many celebrities perform live on stage). Secondly, I have no one to go with. And thirdly, I had AGM to attend at church (This meeting is for church members only). :(

The Force of Nature Concert for Tsunami Aid took place on Friday, March 18 , 2005 (yesterday) at Stadium Putra in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Here's a little about the concert:
"I AM A FORCE OF NATURE" is our rallying cry. It is a campaign to educate and empower people throughout the world with the belief that every individual can make a difference in the long-term aid of tsunami-affected countries. The centrepiece of this effort is a multi-artist benefit concert aimed to raise funds and motivate a worldwide audience to act now and continue to do so for the years to come. – Axcess

Artist line-up (Backstreet Boys, Boyz II Men, Black Eyed Peas, Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Sheila Majid, Anuar Zain, Dayang Nurfaizah, Nicholas Tse, Jackie Chan, Innuendo, Yumiko Cheng and more artists to be announced)

The Force of Nature Concert for Tsunami Aid has exceeded its target of raising RM10 million.

Read more about it at New Straits Time – Malaysia News Online.