Backstreet Boys - Millennium - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. UK soul-pop star Olivia Dean's long-awaited debut album 'Messy'. Featuring the singles 'Danger' and 'UFO', 'Messy' cements Dean as one of the most original and versatile voices in UK pop. Crafting classic yet conversational hooks with genre-fluid tinges, she's honed a way of exploring universal themes of love, loss and everything in between with razor-sharp but open-hearted storytelling. Album Tracks 1. Ufo 2. Dive 3. Ladies Room 4. No Man 5. Dangerously Easy 6. Getting There [Interlude] 1. Danger 2. The Hardest Part 3. I Could Be a Florist 4. Messy 5. Everybody's Crazy 6. Carmen

Step back into one of the most exciting years in pop history - a time when boundary-pushing alternative anthems, flawless dancefloor fillers, global megastars and fresh faces all collided on the charts. NOW - Yearbook 1997 celebrates an unforgettable year of hits with 43 massive tracks across a 3-LP set pressed on gorgeous green vinyl. LP1 kicks off in style, with the stunning jazz-drenched ballad from legend George Michael, 'Older', before Natalie Imbruglia's huge debut single 'Torn'. The Cardigans had a #2 smash with 'Lovefool' and Hanson hit the US & UK #1 with 'MMMBop'. 'Barbie Girl' from Aqua and the Spice Girls' anthemic 'Spice Up Your Life' were both #1s, and Boyzone's 'Picture Of You' was a huge hit and featured in the film 'Bean The Ultimate Disaster Movie'. Eurovision glory happened for the UK in 1997, and winners Katrina And The Waves with 'Love Shine A Light' close the first side... while over on the other, a second George Michael classic from his 'Older' album, the beautiful 'You Have Been Loved', opens ahead of another contemporary masterpiece 'Secret Garden' from Bruce Springsteen. Texas scored a UK top 5 with 'Say What You Want', and Sheryl Crow had a top 10 hit with 'A Change Would Do You Good'. Paul McCartney's 'Young Boy' is next before 'Ready To Go' which gave Republica a Top 20 chart debut, and closing the first LP, Robbie Williams Old Before I Die', which became his second smash as a solo artist. LP2 kicks off with Radiohead's defining 'Paranoid Android', ahead of Kula Shaker's hit cover of 'Hush', and alt-pop from Embrace ('All You Good Good People'), The Charlatans ('North Country Boy') and The Seahorses ('Love Is The Law') before the side closes with Oasis's huge #1 'D'You Know What I Mean?' - the lead single from their third album 'Be Here Now'... Flip the LP over and discover some of 1997's dancefloor gold - opening with the club juggernaut