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Biografía

Savage Garden (1995 - 2001) From Brisbane, Australia to worldwide success, Messrs. Hayes and Jones were responsible for some of the most widely-known pop songs of the late 90's. Appropriately enough, given their Anne Rice-inspired name, Savage Garden veered between lush ballads ("Truly Madly Deeply", "I Knew I Loved You") and up-tempo dance numbers ("I Want You", "The Animal Song") with a deftness that put many of their contemporaries in the shade. In July of 1996, under Roadshow Music, the duo released their debut single "???I Want You." The single was a hit in Australia and became the year's highest-selling by an Australian artist. The success of the single garnered much interest from many U.S. record labels and in September Columbia Records won the bidding war to sign the band. In November a second single, "To The Moon And Back," was released and was another chart hit???reaching No. 1 in January of the following year. "???I Want You" was released in the United States in February 1997, where it peaked at No. 4 and quickly achieved gold status. "Truly Madly Deeply," the band's third Australian single, was released in March and reached No. 1 just before "I Want You" was released across Europe in April. The duo???s debut album, Savage Garden, entered the Australian charts at No. 1 in March and remained at that peak for 17 weeks???it was released around the world two weeks later. At the end of May, ???To The Moon And Back??? was the most played song on U.S. radio. In June 1997, a fourth single, "Break Me, Shake Me" was released in Australia as the band's debut album sat at No. 3 on the U.S. charts and was certified gold by the ARIA. By the end of August, the album was seven-times platinum in Australia, triple-platinum in Canada, and double-platinum in New Zealand and Singapore. At the end of August, Savage Garden was nominated for a record 13 ARIA

Álbumes

Affirmation

Pavarotti & Friends: For Cambodia and Tibet (Live)

Savage Garden

Truly Madly Completely: The Best of Savage Garden

Canciones