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Never Gone

Never Gone is the fifth studio album (fourth in the United States) by American vocal group Backstreet Boys. It was released by Jive Records on June 14, 2005, as the successor to their fourth studio album Black & Blue (2000), after a short hiatus. The album differs musically from their previous albums, shifting from teen pop into pop rock tendencies.…

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Genre
Pop
Label
Jive
Length
47:41
Producers
Johan Brorson · Dr. Luke · John Fields · Billy Mann · Max Martin
Recorded
December 2003 – February 2005
Released
June 14, 2005

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Never Gone

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Triples169
Avg. degree1.99
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Never Gone

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related to Singles · 35
Never Gone → America, AOL Music's First View, April, Backstreet Boys, Billboard US Hot, Conceptually, Dan Muckala, Directed, Dr, European, Germany, Heavy Metal Parking Lot, In Australia, Incomplete, Ireland, It, Italy, Joseph Kahn, July, Just Want You
related to Performances · 33
Never Gone → ABC's, AOL Music, April, Asia, Australia, Bell Centre, CBS, Europe, February, Florida, From September, Jay Leno, July, March, Montreal, Most, NBC's, Never Gone Tour, New York City, Norfolk
related to Commercial performance · 26
Never Gone → America, Australia, By July, Canada, Chapter One, Despite, Germany, In Japan, Ireland, It, January, Mexico, On July, Portugal, Prior, Recording Industry Association, RIAA, Russia, Selling, Spain
related to Production · 25
Never Gone → Backstreet Boys, Billboard, BMG, Climbing, Clive Davis, Coldplay, Gregg Wattenberg, Howie Dorough, In, It's, John Fields, John Ondrasik, John Shanks, Mark Taylor, Maroon5, Martin, Martin's, Matchbox Twenty, Max Martin, Overall
related to Critical reception · 20
Never Gone → AllMusic, At Metacritic, Backstreet's, Bryan Adams, Critical, Dave Karger, Elysa Gardner, Entertainment Weekly, He, Hide, It, Jon Pareles, Less, My Beautiful Woman, Poster Girl, Safest Place, Stephen Thomas Erlewine, The New York Times, USA Today, Whether
Producers · 14
Never Gone → Billy Mann, Christian Nilsson, Dan Muckala, Dr. Luke, Gregg Wattenberg, Johan Brorson, John Fields, John Shanks, Mark Taylor, Max Martin, Paul Wiltshire, Rami, Supa'Flyas, Victoria Wu
Studios · 5
Never Gone → Dr. Luke's New York, Turtle Sound (New York City), Maratone (Stockholm, Sweden), The Village Recorder, The Underlab (Los Angeles, California), Westlake Audio, Henson Recording, Conway Recording (Hollywood, California), Woodland Ranch (Woodland Hills, California)
Genre · 1
Never Gone → Pop
Label · 1
Never Gone → Jive
Length · 1
Never Gone → 47:41

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Never GoneProducersDr. Luke1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersJohn Fields1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersBilly Mann1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersMax Martin1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersDan Muckala1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersChristian Nilsson1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersJohn Shanks1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersSupa'Flyas1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersMark Taylor1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersGregg Wattenberg1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersPaul Wiltshire1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersVictoria Wu1.00infobox
Never GoneProducersRami1.00infobox
Never GoneRecordedDecember 2003 – February 20051.00infobox
Never GoneReleasedJune 14, 20051.00infobox
Never GoneStudiosWestlake Audio, Henson Recording, Conway Recording (Hollywood, California)1.00infobox
Never GoneStudiosDr. Luke's New York, Turtle Sound (New York City)1.00infobox
Never GoneStudiosWoodland Ranch (Woodland Hills, California)1.00infobox
Never GoneStudiosMaratone (Stockholm, Sweden)1.00infobox
Never GoneStudiosThe Village Recorder, The Underlab (Los Angeles, California)1.00infobox
Never Goneis afifth studio album0.90text

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