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Dirty pop nsync album
Dirty pop nsync album






dirty pop nsync album

Meanwhile, a couple of other members of the group have taken to social media to thank fans for their undying support. The Essential *NSYNC (which comes complete with an obviously vintage photo of the group on the cover) has sold out on Amazon and is currently No. While there was virtually no promotion for the new CD and the group itself wasn’t even made aware of it until the actual release date, the album’s quickly growing sales are making it clear that ‘N Sync fans are still as loyal as ever.

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In addition to big hits like “Bye, Bye, Bye,” “Tearing Up My Heart,” and “I Want You Back,” the two-disc CD also features a previously unreleased TV version of “Believe in Yourself,” which the group performed on Sesame Street in 2000, and their own rendition of “The Lion Sleeps Tonight.” But there are some more obscure tracks that you may have not heard before or at least, haven’t heard in quite a while. Sorry, fans - that doesn’t mean that there are brand new songs on the album. “There’s a lot of these songs I don’t think I’ve ever heard, I remember recording them but I’ve never heard them before, so I’m interested in just hearing it,” he said of the CD’s tracklist. Later that day, he talked more about the apparently secret release on his Sirius XM radio show, Dirty Pop with Lance Bass. “I love when the record label doesn’t even tell you they are releasing a new ‘NSYNC album tomorrow! #The圜are,” he wrote alongside the picture. Lance Bass first made the news known by tweeting a photo of the Amazon link to the album on Monday.

dirty pop nsync album

The guys of ‘N Sync apparently had no idea that the album was coming out, either. The CD was dropped by the group’s label, Sony Legacy Records, on Tuesday, but fans weren’t the only ones in the dark about its release. Though NSync hasn’t released an album together since 2001’s Celebrity, the five briefly reunited at 2013’s VMAs to perform a medley of “Girlfriend” and “Bye Bye Bye.‘N Sync fans got a pleasant surprise this week when they saw the band’s name resurface on the charts, with The Essential *NSYNC, a new double album featuring many of the group’s greatest hits. #shocked #humbled #thankful- JC Chasez July 30, 2014 I had the strangest dream last night that some old friends and I had a top 10 record on iTunes. Pretty interesting this album comes out which I really had no idea and it's in the top of Amazon and iTunes lol owe it to our fans THANK U😘- Joey Fatone July 30, 2014 It's great to release some of the songs that had never made a record before! I'm glad our long time fans get some new music!- Chris Kirkpatrick July 29, 2014

dirty pop nsync album

Joey Fatone and JC Chasez also took to Twitter to thank their fans, but Justin Timberlake has yet to make any sort of statement about the album-he’s probably too busy listening to it on repeat like the rest of us. Some of those songs include “Believe in Yourself,” which they performed on Sesame Street in 2000, and a cover of “The Lion Sleeps Tonight.”īass isn’t the only NSync-er excited to hear what tracks are on this surprise album: Chris Kirkpatrick wrote “It’s great to release some of the songs that had never made a record before!” on Twitter Tuesday. “There’s a lot of these songs I don’t think I’ve ever heard, I remember recording them but I’ve never heard them before, so I’m interested in just hearing it,” Bass said on his radio show “Dirty Pop” after hearing the news. Lance Bass posted a photo of the album on Instagram, writing, “I love when the record label doesn’t even tell you they are releasing a new ‘NSYNC album tomorrow! Sounds like they don’t anyone to know about it.” Despite the apparent lack of promotion, plenty of people found out about its release: The album is already out of stock on Amazon and is currently one of the most downloaded albums on iTunes. The group’s label, Sony Legacy Records, released The Essential *NSYNC, a double album featuring NSync’s hits as well as some rarer songs, Tuesday-and the band, evidently, had no idea.








Dirty pop nsync album