The 2001 album "Making Enemies Is Good" saw Backyard Babies deliver a potent dose of punk-infused hard rock, characterized by raw energy and anthemic choruses. It stands as a definitive statement of their sound, capturing the band at a career peak.
- Recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, the album was produced by Per Aldeheim and Tomas Skogsberg.
- "Making Enemies Is Good" reached number 17 on the Swedish album charts.
- The lead single from the album, "The Kids Aren't Alright," became a significant track for the band in their native Sweden.
Backyard Babies are a hard rock band from Nässjö, Sweden, known for their blend of punk and garage rock. At the time of "Making Enemies Is Good," they were solidifying their status as Sweden's premier purveyors of high-energy rock and roll.
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