Greatest Hits (A-Teens album)

rdf:langString Greatest Hits (A-Teens album)

rdf:langString Greatest Hits

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rdf:langString Grizzly, Tysper, Mark Hammond, Ole Evenrude, Thomas Johansson, Ronald Malberg, Stefan Árberg, Red One, Tobias Lindell, Peter Björklund, Jan Kask, Peter Mansso, Nick Jarl, David Stenmarck

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rdf:langString With or Without You

rdf:langString The Final Cut

rdf:langString ...to the Music

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rdf:langString Gustav Jonsson, Markus Reza Sepehrmanesh, Tommy Tysper

rdf:langString Andersson, Ulvaeus

rdf:langString Andersson, Ulvaeus, Anderson

rdf:langString Flame, Rebecca Hortlund, J. Boogie, RedOne

rdf:langString Fredrik Thomander, Anders Wikström

rdf:langString Jan Kask, Peter Mansson, Cathy Dennis

rdf:langString Johnson, Sepehrmanesh, Tysper

rdf:langString Jonsson, Sepehrmanesh, Tysper

rdf:langString Robert Habolin, Mats Jansson, Sepehrmanesh

rdf:langString Stenmarck, Jarl, Sara Lumholdt, Amit Paul

rdf:langString David Stenmarck, Niklas Jarl, Dhani Lennevald, Marie Serneholt

rdf:langString Greatest Hits is A-Teens' last album. It is a compilation including their biggest worldwide hits, such as "Mamma Mia", "Upside Down", "Halfway Around the World", "Floorfiller", and many others. Every track included on the album (except for the new tracks) reached the Top 20 in at least one country. The album was planned to be released in early 2004, but due to problems with Stockholm Records/Universal Music, A-Teens released the album on May 5, 2004. For the release of this album, the A-Teens called all their fans through their website asking for pictures, and they included the pictures on the booklet of the album. The tracks "The Final Cut" and "With or Without You" were written by the members of the band, giving messages of "goodbye" and "thanks" to their fans. This album was not released worldwide. Instead, it was released in selected territories where Universal thought it would do well. These included Mexico, Argentina, Germany, and some other European and Asian countries. The album went on to sell over 10,000 copies in Argentina and another 3,000 in Brazil; overall, the album sold relatively well in Latin America and some parts of Europe, where "I Promised Myself" was a huge hit. An American edition was planned for this album, and it was going to be released through Interscope Records in late 2004. However despite their success in North America, the A-Teens were already finishing their Greatest Hits Tour in Sweden and they didn't want to promote in America as Dhani was about to release his first solo single there, so Interscope cancelled the release. The album was eventually made available digitally worldwide on September 10, 2020, along with the rest of A*Teens album discography.