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Backstreet Symphony
is the debut
studio album
by English
Hard Rock band
Recorded in 1989
at Great Linford
Manor Studios
in Milton Keynes,
it was produced by
former
Duran Duran
and
The Power Station
guitarist
Andy Taylor,
then mixed by
Mike Fraser
at AIR Studios
in London.
The album was
initially released on
March,5th 1990
by EMI Records
in the UK
and
Capitol Records
in the US,
and was later
re-released
the following year
in the US
by
Geffen Records.
The material on
Backstreet Symphony
was written primarily
by the band's
lead guitarist
Luke Morley,
with two songs
co-written by
Taylor
and one
cover version included.
The album
received positive reviews
from a
number of critics
and peaked at
number 21
on the
UK Albums Chart,
receiving a
gold certification
from the
British
Phonographic Industry
for sales in
excess of 100,000 units.
Upon its 1991 re-release,
the album registered
at number 114
on the
US Billboard 200.
Backstreet Symphony
was promoted on a
worldwide tour
beginning in
February 1990,
which included shows
in Europe
supporting
Heart,
Love/Hate
and
ZZ Top,
as well as dates
in North America.
Five singles
were released
from the album,
all of which reached
the top 40
of the
UK Singles Chart
"Dirty Love"
peaked at number 32,
"Backstreet Symphony"
at number 25,
"Gimme Some Lovin'"
at number 36,
"She's So Fine"
at number 34
and
"Love Walked In"
at number 21.
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