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Lostprophets
The Welsh rockers surged out of the valleys in hail of boisterous skate punk
energy and nu metal posturing, before maturing into hard riffing, big anthemed
thrashers. Formed after the demise of former band Public Disturbance, their
early demos created a bidding war before Columbia released their debut album
Thefakesoundofprogress (2000) and they were hailed as Britain's answer to Limp
Bizkit and Linkin Park. The success of second album Start Something (2004) -
which reached Number 4 in the UK charts - and single Last Train Home culminated
in a main stage slot at the Reading/Leeds...
Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)Lostprophets
Hello AgainLostprophets
The Fake Sound of ProgressLostprophets
Last SummerLostprophets
It's Not the End of the World, But I Can See It from HereLostprophets
We Still Kill the Old WayLostprophets
Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)Lostprophets
Liberation Transmission
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Hello AgainLostprophets
Start Something
4:56
The Fake Sound of ProgressLostprophets
The Fake Sound Of Progress
5:32
Last SummerLostprophets
Start Something
4:07
It's Not the End of the World, But I Can See It from HereLostprophets
The Betrayed
4:19
We Still Kill the Old WayLostprophets
Start Something
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