The Georgia Satellites’ 1989 Elektra release “In the Land of Salvation and Sin” continued their streak of gritty, no-frills hard rock. It produced their last charting single.
- The album reached number 102 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- It was produced by David Z. and The Georgia Satellites.
- The lead single "Almost Everything" charted at number 56 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart.
The Georgia Satellites were a rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, known for their raw, blues-influenced sound. In 1989, they released "In the Land of Salvation and Sin," their third studio album, following the success of their debut.
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