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When Tears for Fears sang "Kick out the Style⁄Bring back the Jam" in "Sowing the Seeds of Love," one can imagine the lads in Kaiser Chiefs raising their mugs of ale in agreement. Comprised of vocalist Ricky Wilson, guitarist Andrew White, bassist Simon Rix, keyboardist Nick Baines, and drummer Nick Hodgson, Kaiser Chiefs resurrected the mod spirit of the Jam in "I Predict a Riot," supercharged class-of-1977 power pop that quickly electrified the British press when it was released in 2004. The song...
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The Kaiser Chiefs’ debut album, Employment , has sold more than 1.7 million copies to date—making it the third bestselling CD of 2005. Here is the official story of these five men from Leeds, England, who took the musical scene by storm in just one year. Designed by the team behind the band’s uber-cool album cover and merchandising, it follows their rise to fame: opening the Live 8 concert in Philadelphia (one of only two British acts there); having their release enter the charts at #3—and stay within...
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Notes: Kaiser Chiefs: Ricky Wilson (vocals); Andrew White (guitar); Peanut (keyboards); Simon Rix, Nick Hodgson. Personnel: Nick Hodgson (vocals, drums); Adey Wilson (vocals); Andrew White (guitar); Simon Rix (bass guitar). Audio Mixers: Stephen Harris; Stephen Street; Cenzo Townshend. Recording information: Olympic Studios, Barnes, London, England; Town House Studios, London, England. Editor: Tom Stanley. Photographers: Jason Kelvin; Andy Melchior. Inspired by that moment sometime in the late '...
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Kaiser Chiefs - Employment
Matching folio to the hit debut album with 12 tracks, featuring: Born to Be a Dancer · Everyday I Love You Less and Less · I Predict a Riot · Na Na Na Na Naa · Oh My God · Saturday Night · and more.
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Inspired by that moment sometime in the late '70s when punk gave birth to new wave (and looked back to the heyday of '60s mod for inspiration), the Kaiser Chiefs' debut, Employment, expands on the sharp, sussed sound of their singles in surprising ways. A look at London life and its discontents, Employment is a remarkably ambitious debut album that aspires, right down to its cheeky liner notes and graphics, to be the Parklife or All Mod Cons of the 2000s. While it doesn't quite reach those heights...
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When Tears for Fears sang, "Kick out the Style/Bring back the Jam, 'in 'Sowing the Seeds of Love', one can imagine the lads in Kaiser Chiefs raising their mugs of ale in agreement. Kaiser Chiefs resurrect the mod spirit of the Jam in 'I Predict a Riot', a supercharged class of '77 power pop that quickly electrified the British press when it was released in 2004. The song was inspired by Wilson's days as a club DJ in Leeds, England, where the group was also formed. The single and Kaiser Chiefs' pogo...
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KAISER CHIEFS - EMPLOYMENT Guitar Recorded Version TAB Matching folio to the hit debut album with 12 tracks, featuring: "Born to Be a Dancer", "Everyday I Love You Less and Less", "I Predict a Riot", "Na Na Na Na Naa", "Oh My God", "Saturday Night", and more. 140 pages, softbound book.
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This is authentic Kaiser Chiefs Employment Pocket Logo Tee
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The Kaiser Chiefs (name taken from a South African football team) formed to bag a spot at the Leeds Festival for 2004. Andrew white, Simon Rix, Nick Baines, and Nick Hodgson had been school chums playing in bands together since 15 years of age. Ricky Wilson was later recruited for lead vocals when they found him singing with a Rolling Stones tribute band.
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CD-R’s (Compact Disc-Recordable - also known as CD-Writable) are now often produced by record companies prior to, or instead of, distribution of a ‘finished’ promotional CD. Also known as a CD-R ‘acetate’, they got this name when they first appeared as they were the digital technology equivalent of the metal and lacquer ‘acetate’ discs of the 60’s & 70’s. These were first cut in the studio, direct from the master tape and they enabled the artist, producer or record company executive to hear...
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Kaiser Chiefs - Employment
Matching folio to the hit debut album with 12 tracks, featuring: Born to Be a Dancer * Everyday I Love You Less and Less * I Predict a Riot * Na Na Na Na Naa * Oh My God * Saturday Night * and more.
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KAISER CHIEFS Employment (2005 French B-Unique 11-track promotional CD-R acetate issued exclusively to reviewers and radio stations. Includes the hit singles I Predict A Riot & Oh My God, custom printed disc + custom card picture sleeve with 'Sortie Mai 2005' text)
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British rockers Kaiser Chiefs enjoyed a quick leap to fame with the release of their EMPLOYMENT album in 2004. This documentary presents the band members with an opportunity to reflect on their early career.
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Kaiser Chiefs: Yours Truly, Angry Mob
It's no secret that the Leeds-based Kaiser Chiefs love the Jam. The band's 2005 excellent but uneven debut "Employment" was an infectious salute to all things mod and Brit-pop, boasting three solid singles ( "I Predict A Riot," "Oh My God" and "Everyday I Love You Less And Less" ) that held great promise for future endeavors. On "Yours Truly, Angry Mob", the group takes a little more time in establishing its pop acumen, offering no immediate pay-offs despite its insatiable thirst for FM melody. Opener...
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Matching folio to the hit debut album with 12 tracks, featuring: Born to Be a Dancer * Everyday I Love You Less and Less * I Predict a Riot * Na Na Na Na Naa * Oh My God * Saturday Night * and more.
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If your previous album was a slow-burning success story, it can be hard to be expected to hit the ground running on the follow-up. Fortunately, the Kaiser Chiefs have done just that on the fantastically titled Yours Truly, Angry Mob . Like Employment, their debut and this album's predecessor, Yours Truly ... is full of radio-friendly, hook-ridden tunes that mask cunningly subversive lyrics. The Kaiser Chiefs are very much a Britpop band, which is probably why Highroyds opening couplet--I remember...
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The second track on Kaiser Cheifs debut album, Employment was I Predict A Riot and now you can get a t-shirt from the Kaiser Cheifs bearing the title of that song. Made from high quality, heavyweight 100% cotton you'll be happy and healthy wearing this beauty of a shirt. Not only that but because it's offcial merchandise you will be helping support Kaiser Cheifs. Don't delay; get yours today! send to a friend print notes
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It's no secret that the Leeds-based Kaiser Chiefs love the Jam . The band's 2005 excellent but uneven debut Employment was an infectious salute to all things mod and Brit-pop , boasting three solid singles ( "I Predict a Riot," "Oh My God" and "Everyday I Love You Less and Less" ) that held great promise for future endeavors. On Yours Truly, Angry Mob , the group takes a little more time in establishing its pop acumen, offering no immediate pay-offs despite its insatiable thirst for FM melody. Opener...
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KAISER CHIEFS I Predict A Riot/Employment (2005 UK set of 2 identical double-sided 28"x20" full colour promotional posters featuring the artwork from the single with release details on one side and Employment album artwork and release informationon the reverse - nice!)
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