Teen Spirit (album)

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Teen Spirit
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Studio album by
A-Teens
Released26 February 2001
RecordedAugust–December 2000 [1]
Genre Pop
Length43:29
Label Stockholm
Producer
  • Grizzly
  • Tysper
  • RedOne
  • J. Boogie
  • Flame
  • Fredrick Thomander
  • Anders Wikström
  • Tobias Lindell
  • Peter Björklund
  • Thomas & Hugo
  • Thomas Jansson
  • Jan Kask
  • Peter Manson
  • Sir Martin
  • Huma
  • D. Papalexis
  • Taysir
A-Teens chronology
The ABBA Generation Remix
(2001)		Teen Spirit
(2001)		 Pop 'til You Drop!
(2002)
Teen Spirit (US edition)
Teenspirit.jpeg
Cover of the US edition.
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Upside Down"Gustav Jonsson, Markus Reza Sepehrmanesh, Tommy Tysper3:14
2."...To the Music"Flame (David Clewett), Rebecca Hortlund, J. Boogie (Calanit Ledani), Nadir Khayat 3:22
3."Halfway Around the World"Jonsson, Sepehrmanesh, Tysper3:41
4."Firefly" Fredrik Thomander, Anders Wikström3:07
5."Sugar Rush"Thomander, Wikström3:03
6."Rockin'" Sigurd Rosnes 3:27
7."Around the Corner of Your Eye"Thomander, Wikström4:12
8."Slammin' Kinda Love"Jan Kask, Peter Mansson3:04
9."All My Love"Leif Sundin, Thomas Jansson3:17
10."For All That I Am"Andreas Claeson, John Hjalmarsson, Johan Folke Norberg3:19
11."That's What (It's All About)"Stefan Nee, Tysper3:17
12."Morning Light" Martin Eriksson, Kristian Lundin, Johan Ekdahl3:10
13."Back for More"Thomander, Wikström3:13
Europe and UK edition bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
14."Mamma Mia" Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus 3:47
15."Super Trouper"Andersson, Ulvaeus, Stig Anderson 3:52
Japan edition bonus track
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
14."Can't Stop the Pop"LaMuerte, Sepehrmanesh, Degiorgio3:00
North America Target and Walmart edition bonus track
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
14."Don't Even Know Your Name"Thomander, Wikström3:46
Thailand edition bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
14."Upside Down" (Grzzly/Tysper Radio Remix)Jonsson, Sepehrmanesh, Tysper3:50
15."Halfway Around the World" (M12 Massive Club Mix)Jonsson, Sepehrmanesh, Tysper6:56
16."Sugar Rush" (M12 Remix)Thomander, Wikström6:25
17."Give It Up"RedOne, Nanna3:42
Teen Spirit - New Version bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
14."Heartbreak Lullaby" (Ray Hedges 7" Mix)Jan Kask, Peter Mansson, Cathy Dennis 4:06
15."Don't Even Know Your Name"Thomander, Wikström3:46
16."Can't Stop the Pop"LaMuerte, Sepehrmanesh, Degiorgio3:00
17."Give It Up"RedOne, Nanna3:42

Charts

Certifications and sales

RegionCertification Certified units/sales
Argentina (CAPIF) [21] Gold20,000^
Chile [22] Gold15,000 [22]
Sweden (GLF) [23] Gold40,000^
United States (RIAA) [24] Gold500,000^

^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.

Release history

DateRegionFormatLabelRef.
21 February 2001Japan CD Stockholm
26 February 2001Sweden
27 February 2001North America
29 October 2001United KingdomStockholm

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