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"Off with their heads" CD by Kaiser Chiefs

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With two hit albums to their name, Kaiser Chiefs went and did it again: 11 songs influenced by New Wave, Retro Rock and Ska, including the dangerously catchy "Never Miss a Beat") and the Robert Palmer parody ("Addicted to Drugs"). Respect!
Item no. 437407
Title Off with their heads
Musical Genre Alternative/Indie
Product topic Bands
Band Kaiser Chiefs
Release date 10/17/08
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Spanish Metal
  • 2.
    Never Miss A Beat
  • 3.
    Like It Too Much
  • 4.
    You Want History
  • 5.
    Can't Say What I Mean
  • 6.
    Good Days Bad Days
  • 7.
    Tomato In The Rain
  • 8.
    Half The Truth
  • 9.
    Always Happens Like That
  • 10.
    Addicted To Drugs
  • 11.
    Remember You're A Girl

by Marcel Anders (29.10.2008) Actually the band wanted to take a well-deserved one-year break... Their first albums "Employment" and "Yours truly, angry mob" catapulted vocalist Ricky Wilson & Co. into stardom in the realm of Fish´n´Chips. Then, they had some big hits ("Ruby", "Oh my god" and "I predict a riot") and filled the big arenas. All holiday plans were cancelled after a short session with star producer Mark Ronson (Amy Winehouse), though. Instead of chilling out, they recorded a full album within two weeks - and this album surpasses even the highest expectations. Starting with the first, extremely catchy single "Never miss a beat", followed by a wide array of stylish Retro Rock, genuine Ska and nervous New Wave, until a parody of Robert Palmer’s "Addicted to love" ("Addicted to drugs"). The Kaiser Chiefs blithely use details and parts from 40 years of music history - they’re influenced by the Kinks, The Who and Gang Of Four, yet, they still sound like themselves.