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Released on October 30, 2001, (also known internationally as The Hits: Chapter One ) stands as the definitive time capsule of the boy band era's peak. This compilation chronicled the meteoric rise of the Backstreet Boys, gathering 15 of their most iconic tracks from their first three blockbuster albums: Backstreet Boys (1997), Millennium (1999), and Black & Blue (2000). The Backstory: A Label vs. Artist Debate backstreet boys greatest hits chapter onerar
For the (The Era ), the collection crucially included Drowning (later added to reissues), which bridged the gap between the Black & Blue era and their hiatus. (from Millennium ) – Emotional ballad written by
Some international versions swap “More Than That” with “Drowning” (released as a single in 2001). The Backstory: A Label vs
(also released as The Hits – Chapter One ) is the first compilation album by the Backstreet Boys , originally released on October 30, 2001 . It serves as a collection of their most successful singles from their first three international albums: Backstreet Boys (1996), Backstreet's Back (1997), Millennium (1999), and Black & Blue (2000). Key Highlights
Only was newly recorded for this album.