The album was issued by minor label Dig It Int'l in May 1998 only on the Italian market where it met with limited commercial success. It was then set to be released throughout Europe in September under the name "Number 10", but in October, German label BMG-Ariola instead re-released it under the title "Amanda '98 – Follow Me Back in My Arms". Since the company held the rights to Lear's early back catalogue, they replaced most of the Italian re-interpretations with original recordings from the disco era and added tracks not included on its Italian predecessor, like the new remix of the original version of "Blood and Honey" and Ian Levine's 1989 remix of "Gold". Throughout October and November 1998, the album was released in other European countries.