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The Day You Went Away: The Best of M2M is a greatest hits compilation album by Norwegian teen-pop duo M2M. It was released in 2003, a year after the group's disbandment. It was released in 2003, a year after the group's disbandment.
M2M recorded The Big Room in just six days, saying they wanted to be like the Beatles or Simon & Garfunkel, who also recorded their albums quickly. [61] Commenting on The Big Room , Karen Tye from the Herald Sun praised M2M for using "down-to-earth tunes and thoughtful lyrics" instead of revealing outfits to propel them into the limelight ...
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On 9 November 1999, the day before Pokémon: The First Movie was released, M2M performed the song live at the Warner Bros. Studio Store on Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, in front of fans and a large media presence. [16] [20] To promote the single M2M also toured Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan before returning to Norway on 24 November. [22]
M2M performed the song in the episode, [9] after Pacey Witter flirted with Raven. [10] After filming the duo performed the song at a beach party which was attended by the cast of the show. [ 9 ] M2M were scheduled to recommence promoting the single and album in the US in May, before moving onto Mexico, Australia and Japan. [ 11 ]
The song is about sadness following a lost love, [1] and a young girl's despair after "saying the wrong thing to the right guy". [2] M2M performed the song on episode six on the sixth season of All That, at a concert at Walt Disney World's Epcot park in February 2000, and on an episode of Nickelodeon's Snick House, which aired on 8 April 2000. [3]