One of the presents I got for my birthday was a new version of New Kids On The Block's classic 1988 album Hanging Tough and I noticed that it's a 30th anniversary edition that's remastered. The new version of Hanging Tough also features new and unreleased remixes of their hits and two bonus tracks named 80's Baby and The Way. I didn't know that New Kids On The Block was making a comeback after their comeback album The Block failed on the music charts and will this mean the entire New Kids On The Block album library will get rereleased as well by Columbia Records? From what I read about New Kids On The Block Hanging Tough almost never was released in 1988 and almost was their last album but through lots of airplay Hanging Tough became a smash hit in 1988
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Yes, NKOTB are totally on a comeback! They are on tour and tickets are being sold online https://www.clickitticket.com/concerts/new-kids-on-the-block/default.asp
I'm gonna see if I can get tix but they are not coming that close to me unfortunately. Maybe if I make a trip out of the whole thing it might be worth it is what I'm thinking.

So that's why New Kids On The Block has rereleased their album Hanging Tough in a 30th Anniversary Edition? I really enjoyed their Hanging Tough album and I thought it was awesome and did you know that Joey Mcintyre was the youngest member of New Kids On The Block to join at fourteen and was the only member of the group still going to school and had a special tutor to help him study while they would go on tour. I thought Joey Mcintyre was like Donny Osmond and even sounded like him when Donny Osmond was a kid. I think if it wasn't for music producer Maurice Starr and Mary Alford New Kids On The Block wouldn't be huge bonafide stars in the 80's. Too bad that their 1995 album Face The Music didn't get New Kids On The Block the promotion that they needed that caused their split because they were huge successes in the 80's around the world and beyond
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