Fans - Kings Of Leon

Description: Genre: Rock / Artist: Kings Of Leon / Single / Audio CD released 2007-07-09 at Columbia / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Fa ... more

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... Night, released Sept 19th 2008 During the time of the ep and first studio album the band and a very retro chic look wearing seventies style clothing with long hair, moustaches and beards and from there on the band won such gongs as 'Best New Band' for 2004 in the UK, but they failed to make much of an imperssion in the US. The highly anticipated second album again was very much a success in the UK entering the charts at number 3, still not massive in the US but better than the 1st this was rumoured to be becau...more

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	Fans Release Date: 2007 - 07 - 09, Audio CD, Columbia Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04	£ 69.98

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Kings Of Leon history... Formed in 2000 they are made up by brothers Nathan Followill (drums), Caleb Followill (singer & guitar), Jared Followill (bass guitar) and cousin Matthew Followill (lead guitar). Their name comes from the fact they're Grandfather and Father (who is actually named Ivan) go by the name Leon. The early music was a mixture of upbeat southern rock and garage rock but have since tried a variety of different sounds and genres. Discography... To date the band have released four studio albums and one ep- Holly Roller Novocaine ep, released Feb 18th 2003 Youth and Young Manhood, released July 7th ... Read the complete review

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