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Tragic Kingdom is the third studio album by American rock band No Doubt, released on October 10, 1995, by Trauma Records and Interscope Records. It was the final album to feature original keyboardist Eric Stefani, who left the band in 1994.
- March 1993 – October 1995
- Matthew Wilder
- October 10, 1995
They frequently missed due dates, arguing that hurrying the album to cash in on the success of Tragic Kingdom was unwise since three years had passed. In early 1999, No Doubt released "New", co-produced by Talking Heads member Jerry Harrison, for the soundtrack to the 1999 film Go.
- 1998–1999
- April 11, 2000
11 avr. 2024 · ‘Return Of Saturn’: How No Doubt Eclipsed Everything That Came Before. Five years after the chart-smashing ‘Tragic Kingdom’ album, ‘Return Of Saturn’ saw No Doubt...
- Laura Stavropoulos
15 mars 2020 · After Tragic Kingdom’s follow-up, 2000’s new-wave coming-of-age Return of Saturn, Stefani struck out on her own with duets alongside techno star Moby and rapper Eve, which suggested she...
Tragic Kingdom. (1995) Rock Steady. (2001) modifier. Return of Saturn est le quatrième album de No Doubt. Il est sorti le 11 avril 2000, soit cinq ans après Tragic Kingdom et un an seulement avant Rock Steady. C'est le premier album auquel Eric Stefani, le frère de la chanteuse Gwen Stefani et le fondateur du groupe, n'a pas ...
The Beacon Street Collection. (1995) Return of Saturn. (2000) modifier. Tragic Kingdom est le troisième album du groupe No Doubt. L'album a été numéro 1 du Billboard américain de décembre 1996 à février 1997 1, et numéro 14 du Top 50 français en mars 1997 2, classement dans lequel il restera de façon continue 3 de la ...
27 avr. 2000 · After languishing for years on the Orange County, California, ska scene, No Doubt sold 15 million copies worldwide of their 1995 album, Tragic Kingdom, largely on the strength of a power ballad ...
