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In all honesty, it's gonna be worth a lot. There's no way it couldnt be. NSync will hold record and album sales record for ever. There's no way with the way that the industry changed that anyone would come close to it.

I just recently went to the Rock and Roll hall of fame, and this is exactly what should be in there when Nsync gets a spot in it. Have you contacted them about it? Even something like Hard Rock Cafe might tell you how much they'd pay for it.

Right now in the RnRHoF it's mostly like a history of music based on decade and geography. There really wasn't anything past the 80s in there. It tells a story of where music was and where it went. I don't think there is even a way it could avoid the Pop Culture that was NSync. When they decide to tell the 90s, when you look back, what do you think of? Mariah Carey, tu-pak/biggie, eminem, nsnync, Britney. They were all game changers in numerous ways from marketing, sales, interviews, performance, public relations, ect. People tend to forget now a days what it was like to have Backstreet Boys shatter the week sales album record just to have NSync shatter that record in one day. There's no way that the RnRHoF could ignore that. Im not sure about this, but has anyone else sold out world wide concert tours in every city in 18 minutes?? The industry has changed so significantly in just ten years. Sure napster came around, but people still bought albums for better quality and for loyality to the musician. Now, there's iTunes, Spotify, heck even YouTube, iPods, iheartradio, ect. Chris Martin from Coldplay said it perfectly in that interview recently. People don't need to have a great album anymore, they just need to have great hit singles. No one cares about the whole album. Somewhere along the lines music became more of something personal for listener. The listener doesn't have to listen to the non singles just to get to the singles. They can just listen to the exact songs they want and move on.


I was shocked that Jive went under considering just ten years ago they were the music industry's powerhouse. But I guess at the same time, not shocked. Who was their last big name? As for their contract, I wiki-ed NSync and it looks like they actually might have finished their contract with 2 greatest hits albums that included songs that were released overseas. What really broke up NSync? Britney cheating on Justin and his need to sing his own songs about it? If that was the case, Jive could have easily forced them into a new album, but they didn't. Seems like the contract was more of "if you're going to make 4 albums, they must be under jive" instead of "you must make 4 albums.".