Greatest Hits

Performer: *NSYNC
Engineer: Chris Trevett; Adam Barber; David Cole; Felipe Elgueta; Alan Armitage; Mike Tucker; Al Hemberger
Producer: Denniz PoP; Evan Rogers; Wade Robson; Justin Timberlake; Kristian Lundin; Max Martin; Richard Marx; Veit Renn; Rami; David Foster; Carl Sturken
Distributor: BMG (distributor)

Notes: Personnel: Esbj�rn �hrwall, Kenny Blank, Michael Hart Thompson , Anthony Battaglia, Richard Fortus (guitar); Carl Sturken (acoustic guitar); Alexander Yudkovsky, Elizabeth Chang (violin); Daniel Miller, Maxine Neuman (cello); Jeffrey "C.J." Vanston (keyboard programming, drum programming). Audio Mixers: Joe Smith ; David Cole; Mick Guzauski; Peter Mokran; Serban Ghenea; Bob Rosa. Liner Note Authors: Chuck Taylor; Chuck Taylor. Recording information: 4 Box Studios; Battery Studios, New York, NY; Cheiron Studios, Stockholm, Sweden; Clinton Recording Studios, New York, NY; Cove City Sound Studios, Glen Cove, NY; Metalworks Recording Studios, Toronto, Canada; Parc Studios, Altamonte Springs, FL; Right Track Recording, New York, NY; The Loft Recording Studios, Bronzville, NY; The Treehouse, North Hollywood, CA; Trans And Continental Studios, Orlando, FL; Westlake Audio, Los Angeles, CA. Photographer: Mark Seliger. Arrangers: Wade Robson; Justin Timberlake; Richard Marx; David Foster. This twelve-song compilation brings together all the chart-toppers by N Sync, arguably the most popular boy band (with some competition from the Backstreet Boys) of the 1990s and early 2000s. N Sync released only three studio albums in their heyday, yet their commercial impact was immense, and GREATEST HITS, which includes mega-hits like the handkerchief-wringing ballad "Tearin' Up My Heart" and the bouncy, pop confection "Bye Bye Bye," will bring those glory years back for fans. Since N Sync was primarily a singles group, this set is the best, most focused representation of their shiny, lightweight pop, much of which still has the power to zap the hearts of teeny boppers the world over.

The Backstreet Boys showed that the teenybop audience remained a lucrative market after such past teen stars as the Bay City Rollers and New Kids On The Block had long since bit the dust, so N Sync figured the more the merrier. Mining the same territory as the Backstreet Boys (both musically and visually), N Sync scaled the same commercial heights as their predecessors with a mixture of bubblegum pop and dance.

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