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Savage Garden featured Darren Hayes and Daniel Jones—the Australian pop duo who rose to mainstream prominence in the late ‘90s with their hits “Truly Madly Deeply” and “To the Moon
- Savage Garden Discography
- Universe
- Hold Me
- Break Me Shake Me
- Affirmation
- Crash and Burn
- The Animal Song
- I Knew I Loved You
- I Want You
- To The Moon and Back
From 1993 until 2001, as Savage Garden, the duo received tremendous success as recording artists, and on tour. When Hayes talked about performing as a solo artist, speculation had it the band would break up. When the world tour after the duo’s second studio album was completed, Hayes and Jones went their separate ways. In an interview, Hayes explai...
In 1996, Savage Garden’s self-titled debut album came out with seven singles where six of which became charted hits. (Universe) was one of them, which charted at number twenty-five on the Recorded Music New Zealand chart and at number twenty-six on Australia’s ARIA chart. This single was released exclusively to these nations only, which is why it n...
The sixth released single from Savage Garden’s second studio album, Affirmation, was (Hold Me). In the year 2000, it charted as high as number fourteen on New Zealand’s singles chart, as well as a number sixteen hit on the UK Singles Chart. In Canada, Hold Me charted as high as number forty-two and in Australia, at number fifty-four.
In 1997, Savage Garden’s debut album, (Break Me Shake Me) became the fourth hit single for the duo that not only realized chart success but an official certification from Australia’s ARIA. The single became certified gold after it already established itself as a number seven hit on the ARIA singles chart. In Canada, Break Me Shake Me was a number t...
The lead track from the album, Affirmation, was the fourth single released out of the seven that came from it. In the year 2000, (Affirmation) became a number eight hit on the UK Singles Chart and on the Recorded Music New Zealand chart. In Australia, it was a number sixteen hit and it was a number thirty-four chart hit on the Eurochart Hot 100. Wh...
From Savage Garden’s second studio album, Affirmation, (Crash and Burn) was the album’s third single that reached the charts, starting in the year 2000. On the Adult Contemporary chart belonging to Canada, the single became a number one hit. On the US Billboard Adult Contemporary chart, it was a number ten hit while it was a number twenty-four hit ...
(The Animal Song) became a number three hit on Australia’s ARIA chart in 1999, as well as on the music charts belonging to New Zealand and Sweden. The song was written for the motion picture, The Other Sister, with its focus on dealing with mental illnesses. The overall popularity of The Animal Song saw its peak as high number nineteen on the US Bi...
On the US Billboard Hot 100, (I Knew I Love You) became a number one hit in 1999. It was the first single released from the duo’s second studio album, Affirmation. It was also their most successful from that album, both on the charts and commercially. In addition to becoming a chart-topper in the US, this was also achieved in Canada and Romania. On...
When “I Want You” first hit the radio stations in 1996, the explosive impact Savage Garden made upon music fans was tremendous. Their debut single, coming from their debut album, seemed to put the world on notice there were a pair of two young men who were about to take the music industry by storm. In Canada, the appeal of this song was at its best...
The second of Savage Garden’s singles was (To the Moon and Back), which became a number one hit on Australia’s ARIA chart and a number three hit on the UK Singles Chart. On the Eurochart Hot 100, the single peaked at number twenty-three and was a top forty hit among every European nation. In Canada, To the Moon and Back was a number fifteen hit whi...
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Truly Madly Completely: The Best of Savage Garden is a compilation album released by Australian pop duo Savage Garden.
720K views • 11 tracks • 44 minutes These are actually in the correct order. Length: 44 minutes Released: 1997 Genre: 90's Pop Savage Garden - Self titled (1997) (full album playlist) More
SAVAGE GARDEN has 65 songs with the most popular being Truly Madly Deeply, I Want You and To the Moon & Back.
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16 songs • 1 hour, 8 minutes The Singles is the second greatest hits album of Savage Garden, released in Australia on 12 June 2015. Its release was in mark of the 20th anniversary of the band's signing to Roadshow Music in 1995, released through Universal who had acquired the band's catalogue due to the folding of Roadshow in 2013, and coincided with re-released expanded editions of their ...
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