Nickelback?s fifth album All the Right Reasons is the only Nickelback CD to date to have all of its singles so far chart on the Hot 100. Earlier released singles including Photograph, which was released in September 2005, reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and #1 on the Pop 100 chart.

The second single animals nickelback, a listen to nickelback radio-only promo, released in November 2005 reached #1 on the Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.

The song is about a guy who picks up his girlfriend. They proceed to have sex in the car acting wild like "animals", until the girl's father catches them in the act at the end of the song.

Listen to nickelback animals which also hit #16 on the Modern rock chart, and even managing to chart on the Hot 100 at #97. In Australia the single managed to rise to #27.

Savin Me, the third single released in the USA in February 2006 and in Europe in May 2006, reached #19 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

In the music video, directed by Nigel Dick, a man is saved by a random stranger before he blindly steps onto the street and almost gets struck by a bus. He begins to see timers above the heads of other people, but he appears not to have one of his own.

The fourth single Far Away and the fifth rockstar nickelback, were released almost at the same time in the US likewise made it to the charts. However, the fourth single far away nickelback, having been earlier released in February 2006 in Europe and Australia and in June in Canada has been far more successful reaching #8 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Rockstar nickelback, on the other hand, was released only in the USA in August 2006 reaching #4 on the Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.

Rock star nickelback has found moderate success on the rock charts, so far rockstar nickelback has peaked at #4 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, and #37 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart. It has recently entered the Billboard Hot 100, so far peaking at #76. No rockstar music video by nickelback was ever produced.

Listen to - nickelback - i want to be a rock star, the song details the stereotype that most people have about the life of a rockstar. The lead singer, Chad Kroeger, assumes the role of a person trying to get to that life.

While ?Far Away,? as described by Kroeger, is the ?only real love song? that Nickelback has. He described many others as "being about love" but not solely about "being in love".

Far away nickelback was a huge success in the U.S. and became the band's fourth Top Ten single on the Billboard Hot 100, so far peaking at #8. The song was the second Top Ten single from their latest album "All the Right Reasons" after the lead single of the album "Photograph" which peaked at No.2 on the chart.

Far away nickelback also found big success on the U.S. pop, digital, and adult charts. However, lyrics for far away by nickelback is the only Nickelback single after How You Remind Me to not chart on either of the rock charts.

Lyrics for far away by nickelback was the second song of Nickelback to reach #1 on the ARC Weekly Top 40 chart making it the second Nickelback song to do so. The first was How You Remind Me, which stayed at #1 the last 2 weeks of 2001.

The music video for far away nickelback was first shown on VH1's V-Spot. The video starts with a couple in bed, when a cellphone rings and the boyfriend is forced to leave. It is revealed that he is a fireman, and has been called to help fight a forest fire.

As the song moves on, we see the firemen dropped right into the middle of the fire, which quickly overwhelms them and forces them to retreat. The boyfriend goes back to help a fallen firefighter, and watches the helicopter leave without him. After the boyfriend sees the helicopter leave, a large, fiery tree is seen falling, presumably onto the boyfriend. This footage is intercut with his girlfriend watching the news about the fire.

Later, she receives a phone call, and breaks down making it appear that she has been informed that her boyfriend has died. The video ends with girl rushing outside and hugs his soot-covered boyfriend who just alighted from the fire truck along several other firemen.

The far away nickelback video song also features intercuts to the band playing in a large, strobe light-filled red and orange room.

Nickelback by too bad is composed of Chad Kroeger ? lead vocals, rhythm guitar, Ryan Peake ? backing vocals, lead guitar, Mike Kroeger ? bass guitar, Daniel Adair ? drums, percussion, backing vocals.

The band name was derived from the nickel in change Mike Kroeger's brother frequently had to give customers back in his job at a coffee shop in which he would say, "Here's your nickel back".