1. Losing Touch 2. Human 3. Spaceman 4. Joy Ride 5. A Dustland Fairytale 6. This Is Your Life 7. I Can t Stay 8. Neon Tiger 9. The World We Live In 10. Goodnight, Travel Well 11. A Crippling Blow

Success came fast for The Killers, maybe too fast. The impossibly hooky &ldquo,Mr Brightside&rdquo, from their debut, coupled with faultless synth anthem &ldquo,Somebody Told Me&rdquo,, turned them into the most ubiquitous band in the world overnight and had them batting away Glastonbury headline offers before the Hot Fuss campaign was even over. Sam s Town followed all too quickly, trying to stylistically catch up with their status as stadium rock giants in waiting, but like their debut was really only carried by a couple of strong singles. Which would make this the perfect--or necessary--time to deliver the masterpiece the world expects. By shamelessly cherry-plundering the number 1 acts of the 80s not only have they managed to dramatically shunt the concept of filler from the record, but every track acts like it s performing last on Top Of The Pops circa 1987. Result. From the sparkling Pet Shop Boys obedience of &ldquo,Human&rdquo, to the massive Human League via Starship chorus of...

#Here s how to get the latest iPod for next to nothing (2008-12-04) YourIpod. co. cc So everyone wants one!!!! Stylish ,compact , everything you need and best of all here s how you can get it for next to nothing!! To get one go to YourIpod. co. cc sign up and complete ONE offer - you choose which offer best suits you maybe a dvd rental trial , bingo , a football bet , even aa cover there are loads to choose from and a lot of them are free ! recently featured in T3 magazine as a great way to get a cheap/free gadget and also the 8BC showed how this works on the newsnight. You can choose...

#here s how to get the latest iPod for next to nothing, (2008-12-04) YouriPod. co. cc So everyone wants one!!!! Stylish ,compact , everything you need and best of all here s how you can get it for next to nothing!! To get one go to YouriPod. co. cc sign up and complete ONE offer - you choose which offer best suits you maybe a dvd rental trial , bingo , a football bet , even aa cover there are loads to choose from and a lot of them are free ! recently featured in T3 magazine as a great way to get a cheap/free gadget and also the 8BC showed how this works on the newsnightYou can choose f...

#Brilliant (2008-12-04) Day and age is a great album, the first listen and i was fairly dissapointed but after a few more listens its grown on me alot and i love it every song is great!

#A grower ... (2008-12-04) Being honest I was horrified when I first played the latest effort from my favourite band. At times it sounds so different from Hot Fuss and Sams Town , but that wasn t the problem. It was the instruments and production they had chosen. Is that the saxophone from some long forgotten Sade track I can hear ? Yes it is . . . Those drums sound like they came from Club Tropicana by Wham! . . . in other words , where Hot Fuss took it s influences from the best of 80 s pop ( New Order / early Duran Duran ), they are using some sounds here that remind you of the ...

#A curate egg (2008-12-04) I absolutely loved both Hot Fuss and Sam s Town, although I found the former immediate and the latter took some time to bite. With Sam s Town in mind I perservered with this album for several listens. First time around I was mortified, thinking what the hell was this rubbish, could this be the same band who made Somebody Told Me and When You Were Young. At this point I would have gone for the 1-star review option. However, like Sam s Town I gave it a few more spins and soon I was hooked. After about 10 goes I would say that the first 5 or so track...

1. Closer 2. Crawl 3. Sex On Fire 4. Use Somebody 5. Manhattan 6. Revelry 7. 17 8. Notion 9. I Want You 10. Be Somebody 11. Cold Desert

Already on course to be one of the year s biggest sellers, Only By the Night has sealed Kings of Leon s unlikely position as Britain s favourite American rock band. The Followill brothers (and cousin) have always been tagged as part of a southern rock tradition of family bands such as the Allmans and Lynyrd Skynyrd, a label they vehemently refuted. But the skinny lads certainly looked like a classic rock act, even as they took musical inspiration from indie contemporaries The Strokes and eighties new wave acts such as The Cure and New Order. Only By the Night is effectively a sequel to 2006 s terrific Because of the Times, their third record and the first where they nailed their own sound, a striking amalgam of bluesy vocals and post-punk primitivism. In comparison Only By the Night consolidates rather than advances their style. The appropriately incoherent Sex on Fire, already a chart topping single, is catchy but sounds lightweight next to songs like the fierce Crawl and the stadia-r...

#Here s how to get the latest iPod for next to nothing (2008-12-04) YourIpod. co. cc So everyone wants one!!!! Stylish ,compact , everything you need and best of all here s how you can get it for next to nothing!! To get one go to YourIpod. co. cc sign up and complete ONE offer - you choose which offer best suits you maybe a dvd rental trial , bingo , a football bet , even aa cover there are loads to choose from and a lot of them are free ! recently featured in T3 magazine as a great way to get a cheap/free gadget and also the 8BC showed how this works on the newsnight. You can choose...

#here s how to get the latest iPod for next to nothing, (2008-12-04) YouriPod. co. cc So everyone wants one!!!! Stylish ,compact , everything you need and best of all here s how you can get it for next to nothing!! To get one go to YouriPod. co. cc sign up and complete ONE offer - you choose which offer best suits you maybe a dvd rental trial , bingo , a football bet , even aa cover there are loads to choose from and a lot of them are free ! recently featured in T3 magazine as a great way to get a cheap/free gadget and also the 8BC showed how this works on the newsnightYou can choose f...

#A good album for your first KOL purchase (2008-11-29) As a newcomer to KOL, having seen and liked KOL at several festival gigs on television this year (2008), I decided to buy a couple of their albums, this one, and Because of the Times. OBTN is definitely my favourite - a real grower. There s a sense of atmosphere, and production values recalling at times both U2 and Big Country, whilst very definitely remaining uniquely Kings of Leon. Whilst I like a number of the tracks on BOTT, I find some of the writing on it somewhat clunky and disjointed - great rock anthemy stuff for earlier...

#Kings Of Modern American Rock (2008-11-29) Like a lot of people I bought based on Sex On Fire and quite liked Use Somebody too. Thing is, when I listened to this in my car after buying, I realised right from the opening Closer that there is quite a lot more to it that those songs. I am a music lover and buy a lot of cds based on a whim but this is one of those albums that stands out and I know I will never grow tired of this. The lead singers voice is just outstanding and sounds just as good live from when Ive seen them on TV, they are also all fantastic musicians. Rarely do bass p...

#BIG LET DOWN (2008-11-29) Very much looking forward to hearing this album but was very disappointed by the whole thing. I found it really boring with little variation.

1. If There s a Rocket Tie Me To It 2. Crack The Shutters 3. Take Back The City 4. Lifeboats 5. The Golden Floor 6. Please Just Take These Photos From My Hands 7. Set Down Your Glass 8. The Planets Bend Between Us 9. Engines 10. Disaster Button 11. The Lightning Strike

The Snow Patrol we meet on A Hundred Million Suns is a band facing the same dilemma that Coldplay met on 2008 s Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends, having conquered the world with a rousing, melancholy brand of MOR indie, where now? On the surface, A Hundred Million Suns seems to suggest, nowhere especially new: producer Jacknife Lee, who first worked with the band on 2003 s Final Straw and went on to work with the likes of U2 and REM returns to the fold, and an opening brace of songs suggest that a successful formula--chiming guitars, gentle builds, and Gary Lightbody s quavering, tremulous vocal--persists. Still, Take Back The City, a windswept, electronic-tinged rocker, rather does for this band what Dakota did for Stereophonics, proving that a spot of sleek, synthetic motorik is not beyond their grasp, and there s a new, bright optimism to Lightbody s lyrics that sets the likes of The Planets Bend Between Us in light relief to some of Snow Patrol s earlier work. If you want ...

#Here s how to get the latest iPod for next to nothing (2008-12-04) YourIpod. co. cc So everyone wants one!!!! Stylish ,compact , everything you need and best of all here s how you can get it for next to nothing!! To get one go to YourIpod. co. cc sign up and complete ONE offer - you choose which offer best suits you maybe a dvd rental trial , bingo , a football bet , even aa cover there are loads to choose from and a lot of them are free ! recently featured in T3 magazine as a great way to get a cheap/free gadget and also the 8BC showed how this works on the newsnight. You can choose...

#here s how to get the latest iPod for next to nothing, (2008-12-04) YouriPod. co. cc So everyone wants one!!!! Stylish ,compact , everything you need and best of all here s how you can get it for next to nothing!! To get one go to YouriPod. co. cc sign up and complete ONE offer - you choose which offer best suits you maybe a dvd rental trial , bingo , a football bet , even aa cover there are loads to choose from and a lot of them are free ! recently featured in T3 magazine as a great way to get a cheap/free gadget and also the 8BC showed how this works on the newsnightYou can choose f...

#A nice try (2008-11-26) a good album but it doesnt come close to beating eyes open maybe their next album will

#1:55 (2008-11-19) I ve always liked Snow Patrol but something has always held me back from loving them. This is a good album - and there are some great moments if you dig deep. Engines 1:55 - sudden transformation into a beautiful melody. Does it for me driving to work in the morning. You know I love you like an ancient history brought to life - nice line. MD

#Good Stuff! (2008-11-19) Despite the pettines from other reviewers who have given this a bad review simply for being Snow Patrol, I actually think it s a good album. I think they have provided a strong assortment of songs that follows on from Eyes Open. I wouldn t say this was an outstanding album but it is worth a listen. It is an album which requires a few listens before judging it. The tracks which stand out are Take Back The City, Disaster Button and The Lighting Strike.

1. Duffy - Mercy 2. The Ting Tings - Standing In The Way Of Control 3. Dizzee Rascal - That s Not My Name 4. Sam Sparro - American Boy 5. Pendulum - Violet Hill 6. The Streets - Blinded By The Lights 7. McFly - I Kissed A Girl 8. The Kooks - Shine On 9. Newton Faulkner - Foundations 10. Panic At The Disco - Nine In The Afternoon 11. Girls Aloud - With Every Heartbeat 12. The Feeling - Work 13. The Hoosiers - LoveStoned 14. The Wombats - Moving To New York 15. Paramore - Love s Not A Competition (But I m Winning) 16. Elliot Minor - Rule The World 17. Ida Maria - Sweet About Me 18. R.E.M. - Munich 19. Glasvegas - Daddy s Gone 20. Foo Fighters - Keep The Car Running

Say what you like about BBC Radio 1, its DJs or its playlists, they re definitely getting one thing right through their commitment to live music--particularly with regards to the often quirky fruits that tumble forth from its Live Lounge. Volume 3 of the double CD collections from these sessions arrives packed with more than enough in the way of gems to offset the few inevitable run-of-the-mill single performances. Those justifying the format when modifying their own tracks include Kasabian working Sympathy for the Devil into LSF, Duffy bringing some grit to a stripped down Mercy, absent as she s trotted it out endlessly elsewhere, and a bare, emotional Daddy s Gone from Glasvegas. The real value of the set though is found in amongst Girls Aloud s sensitive version of With Every Heartbeat (originally by Robyn), Ida Maria s feisty Sweet About Me (Gabriella Cilmi), REM sketching Munich (Editors) out with mandolin refinement, Kate Nash absolutely owning a cute, giddy Fluorescent Adolescen...

#WELL DONE INDIGOSTARFISH (2008-12-03) Just received this album today from Indigostarfish & just wanted to say how pleased I am with the quality of it, the album is as advertised BRAND NEW the case is immaculate and the cd is in perfect condition Thanks A***********

#Another Classic Live Lounge (2008-11-22) Amazon don t let you review them, so here is the best place for me to review them. When buying from Amazon, you are actually buying this from a Jersey Company Indigostarfish. This album (labeled NEW) was not not plastic wrapped (as new discs should be) and the case was scratched and well used. The CDs themselves were in good condition. As of the music itself, this is a good album worthy of 4 stars. (3stars from Amazon)If you liked the other two live lounges, you must buy this. And, alternatively, if you like this, buy the other two albums....

#Woohoo! (2008-11-21) Yes I do indeed love it! Although I have only listened to the first two tracks as the cd is in the car and only had a long enough journey to listen o the 1st two tracks but already I love them! Another great hit Radio 1 and of course I do bow down the the live lounge and its greatness!Legend!

#Get it! (2008-11-17) Lets be honest. . . The only song anyone really wants on this album is Paramore s cover of loves not a competition. . . Great album anywhoo

#They call me rudeboy, they call me blad... (2008-11-09) As always, the live lounge is a mixture of artists doing covers and their own songs. The best tracks on this year s cds are Dizzee Rascal doing the Ting Tings thats not my name and the Script doing lose yourself . Scouting for Girls kill their own song, and some covers are too close to the original song to really warrant doing it, if you know what i mean, but most tracks are great, and a select few are amazingly good. get this album.

1. Dakota 2. The Bartender And The Thief 3. Just Looking 4. Have a Nice Day 5. Local Boy In The Photograph 6. Maybe Tomorrow 7. Superman 8. Pick a Part That s New 9. My Own Worst Enemy 10. I Wouldn t Believe Your Radio 11. You re My Star 12. Mr Writer 13. Step On my Old Size Nines 14. Devil 15. It Means Nothing 16. A Thousand Trees 17. Vegas Two Times 18. Traffic 19. More Life in a Tramps Vest 20. Handbags and Gladrags

#missing so much good stuff (2008-12-02) other people have mentioned strangely missing greatest hits tracks. but what about Since I told you it s over - heart-wrenching uber-pop somehow ended on the cutting room floor. Odd to say the least.

#the best of the best (2008-11-26) this is a ex best of cd from start to finish it rocks this band are brillant buy this cd you will not be disappointed xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

#Enter the Fireless, Gummy, Whiny Dragon (2008-11-20) Stereophonics are one of those cynical and unenlightened band s that leave you flabbergasted that they ve achieved ANY success at all. They have nothing about them. They re from Wales for one thing, and there not much you can point to in that woefully tiny country s honour s list during the last 50 years - in fact it s been a disaster. Lousy football team, dreary anthem, beautiful but dying language and in the face of all this, appalling rot dished up by futile nuggets like Tom Jones, the unbelievably talent-less Cerys Matthew...

#Almost... (2008-11-11) How can you miss out T-shirt Suntan, arguably the best pop song since Teenage Kicks? Still, not a bad collection from the Cwmaman boys.

#Not so sure (2008-11-10) I love the band, I love the albums. Not a massive fan of this release. It s got the songs which you will hear on the radio, but to the fans who love the albums as albums, its not a great investment. Starting with the most popular songs and going down pretty much. Not how I would have ordered it, if anything, start with the oldest and then show the audio progression in the sound. The new songs are good, however, as anyone who has the You re My Star single, they will tell you that the b-side is their preferred track! Forever should be on there, and it isn ...