Kaiser Chiefs’s Biography — Free listening, videos, concerts, stats and photos at Last.fm Listeners Biography Kaiser Chiefs are a post-britpop band which formed in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England in early 2003. The band consists of Ricky Wilson (vocals), Andrew "Whitey" White (guitar), Simon Rix (bass), Nick "Peanut" Baines (keyboards) and Vijay Mistry(drums). Nick Hodgson is the band's former drummer and main songwriter but left the band in December 2012 to focus on other projects. The band has released five albums as of 2014 and have released 16 singles, including the hits I Predict a Riot , Oh My God , Ruby and Never Miss a Beat . Several members of the band are ardent fans of the English football team Leeds United (as the band originates from Leeds). The band are named after the South African Kaizer Chiefs Football Club, the former team of long-serving former Leeds captain Lucas Radebe. The band's main musical influences include The Beatles , The Beach Boys , The Kinks , Blur , Eric Burdon , The Jam , and other new wave bands. Andrew White (b.

England; guitar), Ricky Wilson (b. Charles Richard Wilson, 17 January 1975, Keighley, West Yorkshire, England; vocals), Nick Baines (keyboards), Nick Hodgson (b. Nicholas Hodgson, 20 October 1977, England; drums) and Simon Rix (b. James Simon Rix, 18 October 1977, England; bass) formed the band in early 2003, having originally played garage rock under the Parva moniker. Their energetic brand of post-millennial guitar rock, which would have been branded "indie" in previous decades, quickly found favour on the local gig circuit. The quintet issued their debut, the XTC-soundalike Oh My God , before they had even signed a proper recording contract, teaming up with the Drowned In Sound website in May 2004 for a limited edition release. A contract with the B-Unique label followed and the band began to attract wider interest at the end of 2004 with the release of their storming I Predict A Riot .

The topical lyrics, concerning alcohol-fuelled violence in small English towns, attracted as much attention as the band's anarchic update on late 70s new wave. The band's explosion onto the global music scene in early 2005 was epitomised when they had their first single I Predict A Riot off their debut album Employment played on the radio around the world and opened Live8 in Philadelphia. Several years prior to 2003 the members of the band had been a garage rock group called Parva (before that they had been known as Runston Parva). However, after their label Mantra Records went bust in late 2002, the band went back to their roots and adopted a more britpop sound, helping the band reach their current popularity within the UK and beyond as a consequence. The band re-released the single Oh My God on 21 February, which charted at #6. The debut album Employment was released on 7 March 2005 and entered the charts at #3 that week. Despite becoming favourite after being shortlisted, the album failed to win the 2005 Mercury Music Prize.

They covered the Marvin Gaye classic, Heard it Through the Grapevine for the War Child album Help! A Day in the Life, giving a whole new slant on the song. A DVD, entitled Enjoyment, was released in November 2005. The basis of the DVD is a (semi-false) documentary about the band narrated by Bill Nighy. It also includes all the promo videos, live performances and more. An internet-only (so far) music video for their song Sink that Ship has been released in September 2005. The video appears on Electronic Arts' website as a promotional tool for their game Burnout Revenge but is completely unbranded. Wilson auctioned off his red tambourine to radio show Xfm in late 2005 to raise money for the homeless charity Shelter. The winning bid was £375.00. On February 5th, The Kaiser Chiefs Released their next single, Ruby , which was a major success reaching #1 in the singles charts.

The Kaiser Chiefs released their new album, Yours Truly, Angry Mob on February 23, 2007 in The Netherlands and Belgium, February 26, 2007 in the United Kingdom and on March 27, 2007 in North America. A double disc edition is also available, the second disc being a DVD. It is known that three of the band members went to a school near Highroyd, Leeds. Also, Nick (drummer) announced during a gig in Newcastle Upon Tyne that his dad went to a school called St. Cuthberts in Newcastle. Other famous people from that school include Ant & Dec and Sting. The band released their third album, Off With Their Heads, on October 20, 2008. It contains the hit single Never Miss a Beat . Songfacts states that the band's fourth album, The Future Is Medieval was released through the band's website on June 3, 2011. In effect the world's first bespoke album, fans are able to create their own version of the record by choosing their favorite 10 tracks from the selection of 20 on offer.

One-minute excerpts allow them to make their selections and each song is represented by an object. After creating their own album, people can then share their version of the record with other fans, and earn £1 each time it is purchased by someone else. 5th album "Education, Education, Education and War!" is set to be released on 31st March 2014 on Fiction Records. Performances Kaiser Chiefs' first big festival show was at the dual-site Reading and Leeds Festival on 27 August 2004 and in the following year, on 16 May 2005, they appeared at the Pinkpop Festival in Landgraaf, The Netherlands. After that, things went fast. They were the opening act at the Philadelphia Live 8 concert on July 2nd 2005, one of only two British acts in the lineup (Def Leppard being the other). They performed I Predict a Riot, Everyday I Love You Less and Less and Oh My God. They played Reading and Leeds in 2006 before Franz Ferdinand and were extremely popular.

June 2005 saw them headline at the May Ball at Queens' College, Cambridge, supported by Anada, before an acclaimed appearance at a rain-soaked Glastonbury festival during the same month, whilst August's appearance at the V Festival featured a very enthusiastic set despite Ricky Wilson having his leg in plaster. Also more recently they embarked on their own headline UK Tour, supported by Maximo Park and The Cribs. Their first US tour (with The Cribs) ran through the summer of 2005, and they followed it by playing a few shows on the Foozer tour. This was followed up by opening for Foo Fighters during their Australian tour in December 2005. They also played to Jools Holland and his audience on December 31, 2005. Their song Ruby , from the album Yours Truly, Angry Mob was featured as a bonus song in Guitar Hero III, and I Predict a Riot from Employment was eventually released as downloadable content for the game. Kaiser Chiefs are set to return to the European festival scene this summer, having been booked for Switzerland's Gurten Festival.

Kaiser Chiefs | New Music And Songs | Kaiser Chiefs About Kaiser Chiefs Specializing in a melodic blend of classic Brit-pop, post-punk, and new wave, Kaiser Chiefs' early blue-collar, pub-style take on indie rock managed to split the difference between timely and nostalgic. Comprising 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," a supercharged class-of-1977 power pop single 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 formed. The single and Kaiser Chiefs' pogo-inducing, boot-stomping live performances had them pegged as rising stars in the neo-new wave revolution with Franz Ferdinand, Dogs Die in Hot Cars, and the Futureheads. When Kaiser Chiefs' first 7", "Oh My God," reached number 66 on the U.K.

charts -- a startling achievement for an unsigned band -- doors opened for the group to share the stage with larger acts, consequently grabbing the attention of A&R scouts who wanted to sign them. "I Predict a Riot," on the other hand, reeled in U.S. modern rock radio programmers caught in a blooming new wave revival. Without an American label deal, Kaiser Chiefs (named after the South African football team) crash-landed on some of the biggest U.S. alternative stations with the "I Predict a Riot" import single in late 2004. That same year they recorded their debut album, Employment, for the U.K. label B-Unique. The album was released domestically in the U.S. in spring 2005. The group's follow-up, Yours Truly, Angry Mob, arrived in the spring of 2007. The album featured one of their biggest hits, "Ruby." The next year, they expanded their lad-rock sound with Off with Their Heads. Featuring guest appearances by U.K.

grime rapper Sway, composer David Arnold, production by Mark Ronson, and Lily Allen, who returned the love after her cover of Kaiser's "Oh My God" appeared on Ronson's covers project, Version. For their next project, the band opted for an unconventional release method. U.K. fans who pre-ordered the album were able to choose ten of 23 songs for the track listing of their own personalized version of the album, as well as personalized artwork. For everyone else, the final version of The Future Is Medieval was released for mass consumption in the U.K. in 2011. In the United States, four of the tracks -- "Out of Focus," "Long Way from Celebrating," "Dead or in Serious Trouble," and "Coming Up for Air" -- were swapped out for "On the Run," "Cousin in the Bronx," "Problem Solved," and "Can't Mind My Own Business" for the renamed 2012 version, Start the Revolution Without Me.

That summer, following tours of the United Kingdom and North America, Kaiser Chiefs treated fans to Souvenir: The Singles 2004-2012, a definitive compilation of releases from a highly eventful eight-year period for the band. At the end of the year, Hodgson amicably parted ways with the band, his spot behind the kit filled in by Vijay Mistry. This was followed by the news that Ricky Wilson would be appearing in the touring stage show of Jeff Wayne's epic War of the Worlds in late 2012, playing the part of The Artillery Man, originally portrayed by David Essex. The year 2014 saw the release of Education, Education, Education & War, the band's fifth studio album and first to feature new drummer Mistry. The Kaisers returned in the summer of 2016 with a brand new sound on the electronic dance-pop track "Parachute," the first single from their sixth album, Stay Together. Produced by Brian Higgins (Girls Aloud) and mixed by Serban Ghenea (Rihanna, Taylor Swift), Stay Together also included appearances by MNEK and One Direction songwriter Wayne Hector. ~ Michael Sutton & Neil Z.

Yeung, Rovi Souvenir: The Singles 2004 - 2012 by Kaiser Chiefs on Apple Music Formed: 2003 in Leeds, England Genre: Alternative Years Active: '00s, '10s Specializing in a melodic blend of classic Brit-pop, post-punk, and new wave, Kaiser Chiefs' early blue-collar, pub-style take on indie rock managed to split the difference between timely and nostalgic. Comprising 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," a supercharged class-of-1977 power pop single that quickly electrified the British press when it... Top Albums and Songs by Kaiser Chiefs 1. New Kaiser Chiefs CDs, Kaiser Chiefs Records, CD Singles, Rare Records, Vinyl, Albums, LPs, Discography - Page 2 We are displaying available and recently sold out items. To search our entire database Click Here Alternative Names: None Kaiser Chiefs Rare CDs, CD Singles, Rare Records, Vinyl Records, Music, Imports & Promos. Other In-Stock Items...

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& other Kaiser Chiefs headline first UK festival at Isle Of White Kaiser Chiefs headlined their first ever UK festival tonight (June 13), as they brought the opening day of Isle Of Wight 2008 to a close. Although the band have been responsible for many memorable festival moments over the last three summers, the band confirmed to NME.COM that this was the first time they had topped a mainstage bill on their own turf. "It's great come on when it's dark," declared drummer Nick Hodgson who sported a new moustache for the occasion. "This is the first time we've headlined a UK festival so it's special." "It's not the mainland though," joked guitarist Whitey, "we'll make it to the mainland one day." The guitarist added that after stunning their hometown Leeds with their Elland Road show last month, the band had been enjoying their summer dates so far. "Elland Road was our gig, we had as many fingers in as many Elland Road pies as we could," he explained. "We really enjoyed that gig, but the pressure is off tonight, it's fun." The show itself saw the band mix a series of loud crowd favourites with several new songs.

Kicking off with 'Everything Is Average Nowadays', Kaiser Chiefs mixed their first two albums, triggering a giant sing-a-long for 'Ruby'. However with the likes of 'Never Miss A Beat' and 'You Want History' they also gave the Isle Of Wight crowd a sneak preview of their next record, which has seen the band collaborate with Mark Ronson. "We're working on our next record! We're writing the future hits of tomorrow," declared frontman Ricky Wilson as he introduced the first, electro-tinged newcomer. "This is one of them!" For the second new track 'You Want History' the band roped in their tour manager Mike Darling - introducing him as "tour manager of the year!" - to play tambourine for them. With former singles including 'Modern Way', 'I Predict A Riot' - which Wilson led the crowd from half way up the lighting rig - and 'The Angry Mob' continuing the sing-a-long, the band briefly left the stage before wrapping up the first night of Isle Of Wight 2008 with the loudest crowd vocals of the night for 'Oh My God'. "This is a great festival," Wilson told the crowd.

"I'll be sure to recommend it to all my friends!" Kaiser Chiefs played: 'Everyday I Love You Less And Less' 'Thank You Very Much' 'Born To Be A Dancer' 'Ruby' Top of the Pops (UK) - Episode Guide - TV.com Top of the Pops (UK) Follow 12/25/11 0.0 Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates present a year in the UK charts culminating in the announcement of the all-important Christmas number 1. Presenters: Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates Playlist: • Example - Change The Way You Kissed Me [Performance] • Professor Green feat. Emeli Sandé - Read All About It [Performance] • Will Young - Jealousy [Performance] • Olly Murs feat. Rizzle Kicks - Heart Skips A Beat [Performance] • Ed Sheeran - The A Team [Acoustic Performance] • The Wanted - Glad You Came [Performance] • Jessie J - Price Tag [Acoustic Performance] • Noah & The Whale - L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N.

[Performance] • Pixie Lott - All About Tonight [Performance] • The Vaccines - If You Wanna [Peformance] • Adele - Set Fire To The Rain [Royal Albert Hall Performance] • Rizzle Kicks - Down With The Trumpets [Performance] • Little Mix - Cannonball [Performance] • Gareth Malone with The Military Wives - Wherever You Are [Promo Video] Clips: Promo videos January to June 2011: Nicki Minaj - Super Bass • Bruno Mars - Grenade •Adele - Rolling In The Deep •Jennifer Lopez feat. Pitbull - On The Floor • LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem • Lady Gaga -Born This Way (Performance) • Tinchy Stryder and Dappy - Spaceship Promo videos July to December 2011: DJ Fresh - Louder • JLS feat. Dev - She Makes Me Wanna• Wretch 32 feat. Josh Kumra -Don't Go • One Direction - What Makes You Beautiful •Maroon 5 feat. Christina Aguilera- Moves Like Jagger • Rihnna feat.

Calvin Harris - We Found Love moreless 4/1/11 9.0 Documentary which explores Top of the Pops and how it was in 1976, its popularity as a light entertainment show, its connection with the pop scene and it's influences on mid 70s British society. With contributions from Tony Blackburn, David 'Diddy' Hamilton, Paul Morley, Toyah Willcox, Showaddywaddy, Brotherhood of Man, the Wurzels and Dave Haslam.moreless 4/1/11 5.5 A compilation of 28 of the most memorable Top of the Pops performances from 1964-1975.

Playlist: • The Dave Clark Five - Bits And Pieces [1964] • The Supremes - Baby Love [1964] • The Righteous Brothers - You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' [1965] • Sonny and Cher - I Got You Babe [1965] • The Seekers - The Carnival Is Over [1965] • Stevie Wonder - Uptight (Everything's Alright) [1966] • Bee Gees - Massachusetts [1967] • The Foundations - Baby Now That I've Found You [1967] • The Rolling Stones - Let's Spend The Night Together [1967] • Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade of Pale [1967] • Status Quo - Pictures of Matchstick Men [1968] • Tom Jones - Delilah [1968] • Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity - This Wheel's On Fire [1968] • The Equals - Baby Come Back [1968] • Peter Sarstedt - Where Do You Go To (My Lovely) [1969] • B

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Thomas - Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head [1970] • The Kinks - Lola [1970] • Rod Stewart - Maggie May [1971] • T-Rex - Get it On [1971] • David Bowie - Starman [1972] • The Osmonds - Crazy Horses [1972] • Stealers Wheel - Stuck In The Middle With You [1973] • George McCrae - Rock Your Baby [1974] • Abba - Waterloo [1974] • Queen - Killer Queen [1974] • Suzi Quatro - Devil Gate Drive [1974] • The Three Degrees - When Will I See You Again [1974] • Hot Chocolate - You Sexy Thing [1975]moreless Traditional annual rundown of the best music of the year.

Presenters: Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates Playlist: • Cee Lo Green - Forget You [Performance] • Ellie Goulding - Starry Eyed [Performance] • Jason Derulo - Ridin' Solo [Performance] • Katy Perry - Firework [Radio 1's Teen Awards Performance] • Olly Murs - Please Don't Let Me Go [Performance] • Eliza Doolittle - Pack Up [Performance] • Scouting For Girls - This Ain't A Love Song [Performance] • Take That - The Flood [Children in Need Performance] • Tinie Tempah - Pass Out [Performance] • JLS - Love You More [Performance] • Plan B - She Said [Performance] • Coldplay - Christmas Lights [Performance] 12/31/09 0.0 Fearne and Reggie review 2009 in music with appearences from Robbie Williams, Alexandra Burke, Muse and Florence and the Machine. 12/25/09 0.0 Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates return with a run down of the Christmas charts. Featured artists include Robbie Williams, Shakira, Lily Allen, JLS, Dizzee Rascal and Joe McElderry.

3/13/09 9.5 Live fundraising special as part of the Red Nose Day 2009 event. Presenters: Fearne Cotton, Reggie Yates and Noel Fielding, with Claudia Winkleman, Jonathan Ross and David Tennant Playlist: • Venessa Jenkins & Bryn West ft. Tom Jones and Robin Gibb - (Barry Islands in the Stream [Performance] • Franz Ferdinand - No You Girls [Performance] • Oasis - Falling Down [Performance] • Take That - Up All Night [Performance] • U2 - Get on Your Boots [Performance] • James Morrison - Broken Strings (acoustic version) [Performance] • Flo Rida - Right Round [Performance]moreless 12/31/08 1.0 Ending 2008 with a bang, Top of the Pops is back with more performances plus highlights of festival performances from Glastonbury and Radio 1's Big Weekend.

Presenters: Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates Playlist: • Girls Aloud - The Promise [Repeat Performance] • Coldplay - Life in Technicolor II [Performance] • Gabriella Cilmi - Sweet About Me [Performance] • Kaiser Chiefs - Never Miss A Beat [Repeat Performance] • Sam Sparro - Black and Gold - [Repeat Performance] • Pussycat Dolls - Hate This Part [Repeat Performance] • McFly - One for the Radio [Repeat Performance] • Adele - Hometown Glory [Performance] • Duffy - Rain on Your Parade [Performance] • Take That - Greatest Day [Repeat Performance] • Leona Lewis - Run [Repeat Performance] • Cast of Mamma Mia - Mamma Mia / Dancing Queen [Repeat Performance] • Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah [Repeat Performance] Radio 1's Big Weekend clips: Estelle - American Boy • Wiley - Wearing My Rolex • Akon - The Sweet Escape • Duffy - Mercy • The Ting Tings- That's Not My Name • Pendulum - Propane Nightmares • Madonna feat.

Justin Timberlake - 4 Minutes • Usher - Love In This Club Summer / Glastonbury clips: Coldplay - Viva La Vida • Jay-Z - Wonderwall • Kings of Leon - Fans • Elbow - One Day Like This • Amy Winehouse - No Good • Vampire Weekend - A Punk • Dizzee Rascal ft. Calvin Harris & Chrome - Dance Wiv Me • The Killers - When We Were Young • Metallica - Seek and Destroymoreless 12/25/08 0.0 Traditional festive special featuring studio performances and promo videos of the best of this years singles. Presenters: Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates Playlist: • Take That - Greatest Day [Performance] • Duffy - Mercy [Performance] • Sam Sparro - Black and Gold [Performance] • Girls Aloud - The Promise [Performance] • Kaiser Chiefs - Never Miss A Beat [Performance] • Pussycat Dolls - Hate This Part [Performance] • Dizzee Rascal ft.

Calvin Harris & Chrome - Dance Wiv Me [Performance] • Geraldine - Once Upon A Christmas Song [Performance] • Leona Lewis - Run [Performance] • McFly - One for the Radio [Performance] • Adele - Chasing Pavements [Performance] • Cast of Mamma Mia - Mamma Mia / Dancing Queen [Performance] • Coldplay - Viva La Vida [Performance] • Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah [Performance] Clips: Promo videos January to June 2008: Basshunter - Now You're Gone • Vampire Weekend - A Punk • Estelle ft Kanye West - American Boy • Madonna ft.

Justin Timberlake - 4 Minutes • The Ting Tings - That's Not My Name • Rihanna - Take a Bow Promo videos July to December 2008: Katy Perry - I Kissed A Girl • The Script - The Man Who Can't Be Moved • Kings of Leon - Sex on Fire • Pink - So What • Oasis - The Shock of the Lightning • X Factor Finalists 2008 - Hero • Britney Spears - Womanizer moreless 12/25/07 0.0 Hour long special featuring a countdown of the best selling records of the year and the Christmas No.1.

Presenters: Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates Playlist: • Kaiser Chiefs - Ruby [Performance] • Kate Nash - Foundation [Performance] • Just Jack - Stars In Their Eyes [Performance] • Take That - Shine [Diana concert Performance] • Robyn - With Every Heartbeat [Performance] • The Hoosiers - Worried About Ray [Performance] • Leona Lewis - Bleeding Love [Children In Need Performance] • Katie Melua - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas [Performance] • Rihanna - Umbrella [Radio 1 Weekend Performance] • The Proclaimers - I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) [Performance] • Any Winehouse - Rehab [Session Performance] • Girls Aloud - Call The Shots [Performance] • Leon Jackson - When You Believe [Promo Video] Clips: Promo videos January to June 2007: The View - Same Jeans • Klaxons - Golden Skans • Mika - Grace Kelly • Justin Timberlake - What Goes Around Comes Around • Avril Lavigne - Girlfriend • Beyoncé & Shakira - Beautiful Liar • Calvin Harris - Acceptable In The 80s • Amerie - Take Control • Arctic Monkeys - Brianstorm Promo videos July to December 

2007: Mark Ronson feat.

Lily Allen - Oh My God • Groove Armada feat. Mutya - Song 4 Mutya • Plain White T's - Hey There Delilah • Kanye West - Stronger • Sugababes - About You Now • Sean Kingston - Beautiful Girls • Britney Spears - Gimme More • Kylie - 2 Hearts • Spice Girls - Headlines (Friendship Never Ends) Christmas songs: Wham! - Last Christmas [Promo] • Boney M - Mary's Boy Child [Performance] • Pogues Feat. Kirsty MacColl - Fairytale of New York [Performance] • Paul McCartney - Wonderful Christmas Time [Promo] • Wizzard - I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday [Promo] • Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas [Promo] • Cliff Richard - Mistletoe and Wine [Performance] • Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas [Promo] • Slade - Merry Xmas Everybody [Performance]moreless 12/25/06 10 Hour long special featuring a countdown of the best selling records of the year and the Christmas No.1.

Presenters: Fearne Cotton, Reggie Yates and Edith Bowman Playlist: • McFly - Rockin Robin [Performance] (n/a/n/a) • Girls Aloud - Something Kinda Ooh [Performance] (3/Oct) • Lily Allen - Smile [Performance] (1/July) • The Automatic - Monster [Performnace] (4/Jun) • Gnarls Barkley - Crazy [Repeat Performance] (1/Apr) • Emma Bunton - Downtown [Performance] (3/Nov) • The Feeling - Sewn [Performance] (7/Mar) • Beyoncé - Déjà Vu [Special Performance] (1/Aug) • Sandi Thom - I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker (With Flowers In My Hair) [Performance] (1/May) • The Ordinary Boys - Boys Will Be Boys [Performance] (3/Jan) • Corinne Bailey Rae - Put Your Records On [Performance] (2/Mar) • Orson - No Tomorrow [Performance] (1/Mar) • Leona Lewis - A Moment Like This [Performance] (1/Dec) Promo Video Clips (Songs of 2006): January to March: Arctic Monkeys - When The Sun Goes

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Peter Kay - Sleep • Sugababes - Red Dress • Kenye West ft. Lupe Fiasco - Touch The Sky • Chico - It's Chico Time • The Pussy Cat Dolls ft. Will.I.Am. - Beep April to June: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dani California • Pink - Stupid Girls • Infernal - From Paris to Berlin • Primal Scream - Country Girl • Nelly Furtado - Maneater • The Kooks - Naïve • Rihanna - SOS • Shakira ft. Wyclef Jean • Keane - Is It Any Wonder? July to September: David Guetta vs The Egg - Love Don't Let Me Go (Walking Away) • Christina Aguilera - Ain't No Other Man • James Morrison - You Give Me Something • The Zutons - Valerie • Scissor Sisters - Don't Feel Like Dancin' • Justin Timberlake - Sexyback • Robbie Williams - Rudebox • Muse - Supermassive Black Hole - • Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars August to December: All Saints - Rock Steady • U2 - The Saints Are Coming • Akon ft.

Eminem - Smack That • Westlife - The Rose • Fergie - London Bridge • David Hasselhoff - Jump In My Car • The Killers - Bones • Take That - Patiencemoreless 7/30/06 6.5 Presenters: (in alphabetical order) Tony Blackburn, Edith Bowman, Sarah Cawood, Rufus Hound, Janice Long, Mike Reid, Sir Jimmy Saville, Pat Sharp, Dave Lee Travis and Reggie Yates.

Playlist: • The Rolling Stones - The Last Time [Archive Performance - Mar 1965] • Spice Girls - Wannabe [Archive Performance - Jul 1996] • Jackson 5 - Rockin' Robin [Archive Performance - May 1972] • Robbie Williams - Let Me Entertain You [Archive Performance - Mar 1998] • David Bowie - Starman [Archive Performance - Jul 1972] • Beyoncé - Crazy In Love [Archive Performance - Jul 2003] • Sonny & Cher - I Got You Babe [Archive Performance - Aug 1965] • Gnarls Barkley - Crazy [Repeat Performance - Apr 2006] • Wham!

- Wake Me Up Before You Go Go [Archive Performance - May 1984] • Madonna - Like A Virgin [Archive Performance - Dec 1984] • Shakira ft Wyclef Jean - Hips Don't Lie [Promo Video] moreless One hour long Winter Olympic special recorded in Sauze D'Oulx, Italy Presenters: Fearne Cotton with Sue Barker and Colin Jackson Playlist: • Sugababes - Red Dress [Performance] • The Automatic - Raoul [Performance] • Ringo Starr - It Don't Come Easy [Archive Promo Video - Apr 1971] • Westlife - Amazing [Performance] • Craig David - Unbelievable [Performance] • Nizlopi - JCB [Performance] • Nizlopi - Girls [Performance] • U2 - New Year's Day [Archive Promo Video - Jan 1983] • Kubb - Grow [Performance] • Madonna - Sorry [Promo Video] • Mattafix - Big City Life [Performance] • ABBA - Knowing Me, Knowing You [Archive Promo Video - Mar 1977] • Sugababes - Push The Button [Performance] • The Darkness - Is It Just

 Me?

[Performance] • Meck feat. Leo Sayer - Thunder In My Heart Again [Promo Video]moreless UKMIX • View topic - UKMIX Top 100 Rock Artists 2: 2009: COMPLETE! UKMIX Top 100 Rock Artists 2: 2009: COMPLETE! 700 posts • Page 1 of 28 • 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ... 28 by tdc2000 » Fri Feb 13, 2009 12:31 am Hello all... the time has arrived for another rundown of the forum's favourite rock acts of all time. 163 artists were nominated for a vote and 24 members have submitted lists. I'll begin with the sad nominees with no votes and #100 and #99 tomorrow!

Here was the voting list: Queens of the Stone Age Radiohead 159 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 16 158 The Indelicates 21 155 British Sea Power 28 154 Biffy Clyro 29 149 Lamb Of God 32 148 Brian Eno 33 145 Taking Back Sunday 34 144 Children Of Bodom 34 143 The Starting Line 35 142 Thirteen Senses 35 140 Motion City Soundtrack 36 139 Enter Shikari 37 132 Bill Haley & The Comets 42 131 Megadeth 42 127 Third Eye Blind 49 126 Nick Drake 50 122 Jesus N Mary Chain 52 121 Pixies 54 105 Nine Inch Nails 71 104 Jimmy Eat World 72 103 Ocean Colour Scene 72 102 Chuck Berry 72 95 The All American Rejects 8

0 94 Rammstein 81 80 Queens of the Stone Age 101 79 Santana 102 73 Simon and Garfunkel 114 72 Nightwish 114 71 The Arcade Fire 115 70 Scorpions 118 60 The Velvet Underground 132 59 Evanescence 132 50 3 Doors Down 148 49 The Doors 152 48 The Beach Boys 155 47 Black Sabbath 161 46 The White Stripes 162 45 Def Leppard 163 39 Manic Street Preachers 189 38 The Police 189 23 Guns N' Roses 262 22 Bon Jovi 264 10 The Rolling Stones 334 9 Red Hot Chili Peppers 337 8 Radiohead 353 2 Oasis 493 1 The Beatles 493 Last edited by tdc2000 on Tue Sep 01, 2

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"And keep reaching for the stars...." Casey Kasem RIP 1932-2014 Joined: Thu Feb 24, 2005 Location: City Of Angels, California Top by illmaceyougood » Fri Feb 13, 2009 4:06 am Here's a list of all the entries on the 2005 chart which did not make the final voting list: 99. Alec Empire (15 points) 98. Stone Roses (15 points) 96. Buddy Holly (16 points) 95. Skunk Anansie (16 points) 94. Orgy (16 points) 90. Stiff Little Fingers (16 points) 88. Limp Bizkit (16 points) 87. Sparks (16 points) 86. Halo (17 points) / The Vega Method (17 points) 85. Switchfoot (17 points) 84. Happy Mondays (17 points) 83. Sting (17 points) 82.

Sum 41 (17 points) 80. Moody Blues (17 points) 79. Silver Sun (18 points) 78. Eloy (18 points) 76. Snow Patrol (18 points) 73. KoRn (19 points) 71. My Chemical Romance (19 points) 69. John Mayer (19 points) 68. Morrissey (19 points) 67. Eric Clapton (19 points) 64. Roxette (19 points) 62. Cooper Temple Clause (20 points) 60. Gary Numan (20 points) 49. Creedence Clearwater Revival (25 points) 48. Good Charlotte (25 points) 45. Cranberries (29 points) 44. Electric Light Orchestra (29 points) 38.

Athlete (33 points) Joined: Fri Sep 08, 2006 Location: USA by John » Fri Feb 13, 2009 4:15 am illmaceyougood wrote: Here's a list of all the entries on the 2005 chart which did not make the final voting list: 99. Alec Empire (15 points) 82. Sum 41 (17 points) 79. Silver Sun (18 points) 72. Lagwagon (19 points) 71. My Chemical Romance (19 points) 68. Morrissey (19 points) 62. Cooper Temple Clause (20 points) That'll be the result of me not caring then. This post is highly unlikely to be serious. Please treat it accordingly. Unless it's music-related, in which case I'm damn well right. Joined: Sun Dec 01, 2002 Location: Innit-ville by Dalmatin » Fri Feb 13, 2009 6:55 am lol, to think about it...

how on earth are MCR, Morrissey and Snow Patrol not there? A Wolf At The Door Joined: Thu Dec 16, 2004 Location: Saint-Petersburg, Russia Top by Marius » Sat Feb 14, 2009 2:27 pm Didn't get around to voting this time, so i'm prepared to watch Coldplay or the Killers win and Zepp down at #75. At least there is no Bjork... Joined: Wed Dec 29, 2004 Location: London by Wayne » Sat Feb 14, 2009 2:30 pm potojr wrote: Didn't get around to voting this time, so i'm prepared to watch Coldplay or the Killers win and Zepp down at #75. At least there is no Bjork... Long as U2 are top5 I don't mind I am a recovering Joined: Thu Sep 07, 2006 Location: United Kingdom by tdc2000 » Sun Feb 15, 2009 1:11 am Let's first shed a tear for these three artists who received no points...

163 Queen Adreena Don't know much about these three myself-- maybe others can fill us all in... Dane's not voting hurt D-A-D! "And keep reaching for the stars...." Casey Kasem RIP 1932-2014 Joined: Thu Feb 24, 2005 Location: City Of Angels, California Top by matthew_dixon » Sun Feb 15, 2009 1:30 am It was the lack of Lindz votes that hurt Queen Adreena and Flipron. When she made up her list, she linked me to some Flipron - and I admit that I love "Book Of Lies", but was never going to be helping Lindz chart these guys. Too bad she didn't get around to voting so these didn't make it in. Joined: Thu Mar 01, 2001 Location: Cardiff by tdc2000 » Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:23 pm Time to get this show on the road.... Let's start with #100... thanks to the voter who gave the band half their points... matthew_dixon! 100.

Delirious? (75 points) Voted By: matthew_dixon, j20 Delirious? started their career in 1994 as “The Cutting Edge Band”, providing an alternative take on Christian worship. Fronted by singer and songwriter Martin Smith, they have treaded a delicate line, producing many of the most famous and iconic Christian rock songs of the past 15 years, alongside a number of secular songs. Their success in their career has largely been based on an army of very loyal fans, however some of their songs have found their way into modern hymn books, such as the Graham Kendrick produced “The Source”. Essential Songs Thank You For Saving Me I’ve Found Jesus Deeper: The D:Finitive Worship Experience "And keep reaching for the stars...." Casey Kasem RIP 1932-2014 Joined: Thu Feb 24, 2005 Location: City Of Angels, California by tdc2000 » Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:28 pm And here's #99.... also with half its points from that same voter! 99.

Ooberman (76 points) Voted By: Chantal, matthew_dixon At the height of the Britpop era, Ooberman were officially formed in 1997, when brothers Andy and Steve Flett, together with singers Danny Popplewell and Sophia Churney and the first of three drummers came together. They’ve produced three full studio albums, together with a wide range of EPs and albums full of rarities. They’ve also produced a wide variety of side projects and solo projects. Their Ooberman music covers a variety of styles, from the rocky “Bees” down to the much more down-tempo “Shorley Wall”. They have always been very critically acclaimed, and like the act at No. 100, they are largely kept alive by a large group of very loyal fans. Essential Songs Joined: Thu Aug 21, 2008 Location: UK by tdc2000 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:54 am Time for two more today... 98.

Space (77 points) Voted By: Chantal, matthew_dixon, Dalmatin Space were an indie rock band from Liverpool, England, who formed in 1993, with heavy influence from another UK band, The Who. In the mid-90s' they had success with hit singles such as "Female of the Species", "Neighbourhood" and "Avenging Angels". Some say their sound is hard to define, but it does black humour lyrics with a distinctly classic rock sound and music samples. Essential Songs Me And You Vs. The World Female Of The Species The Ballad Of Tom Jones (featuring Cerys Matthews) Essential Album by tdc2000 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 2:08 am and #97... at last one Matthew did not vote! 97. Kaiser Chiefs (78 points) Voted By: akarar, Chantal, skapunk, taverner, Dalmatin, oasisbobo Kaiser Chiefs have really been coming into their own in recent years.

Believe it or not, they formed in Leeds in 1997, though their first album wasn't released until 2005. Their breakthrough hits were "Oh My God" and "I Predict A Riot", which earned the band some critical buzz. Two more albums and more Top 10 hits have followed. They certainly are one of the more "up-and-coming" indie bands of the current era, 12 years into their career. Essential Songs

Question: ‘I Predict a Riot’ (2004) and ‘Never Miss a Beat’ (2008) were Top 10 hits for whom?
Answer: KAISER CHIEFS