Lostprophets Discography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Early releases & demos

Date of release Title
1997 Here Comes the Party
1998 Para Todas las Putas Celosas
1999 The Fake Sound of Progress (EP)

[edit] Albums

Date of release Title Label UK Album Chart US Billboard peak RIANZ Top 40 (New Zealand)
November 27, 2000 thefakesoundofprogress Visible Noise 44 186
October 8, 2001 thefakesoundofprogress (remastered) Columbia Records / Visible Noise
February 2, 2004 Start Something Columbia Records / Visible Noise 4 33 Platinum 47
June 26, 2006 Liberation Transmission Columbia Records / Visible Noise 1 (Gold 210,000+) 33 14

[edit] Singles

Date of release Title Album Label UK Singles Chart US Hot 100 US Modern Rock US Mainstream Rock RIANZ Top 40 (New Zealand)
November 26, 2001 "Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja" thefakesoundofprogress Visible Noise 41 33
March 11, 2002 "The Fake Sound of Progress" thefakesoundofprogress Visible Noise 21
November 3, 2003 "Burn Burn" Start Something Columbia Records / Visible Noise 17
January 26, 2004 "Last Train Home" Start Something Columbia Records / Visible Noise 8 75 1 (1 week) 10
May 3, 2004 "Wake Up (Make a Move)" Start Something Columbia Records / Visible Noise 18 9 16
August 23, 2004 "Last Summer" Start Something Columbia Records / Visible Noise 13
November 22, 2004 "Goodbye Tonight" Start Something Columbia Records / Visible Noise 42
June 19, 2006 "Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)" Liberation Transmission Columbia Records / Visible Noise 8 15 22 25
September 11, 2006 "A Town Called Hypocrisy" Liberation Transmission Columbia Records / Visible Noise 23
November 27, 2006 "Can't Catch Tomorrow (Good Shoes Won't Save You This Time)" Liberation Transmission Columbia Records / Visible Noise 35
April 23, 2007 "4:AM Forever" Liberation Transmission Columbia Records / Visible Noise - - - - -

[edit] Vinyl

Date of release Title
November 26, 2001 Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja 7"
March 11, 2002 The Fake Sound of Progress 7"
February 24, 2003 thefakesoundofprogress 12" Special Edition
November 3, 2003 Burn Burn 7"
January 26, 2004 Last Train Home 7"
May 3, 2004 Wake Up (Make A Move) 7"
August 23, 2004 Last Summer 7"
November 22, 2004 Goodbye Tonight 7"
June 19, 2006 Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast) 7"
September 11, 2006 A Town Called Hypocrisy 7"
November 27, 2006 Can't Catch Tomorrow (Good Shoes Won't Save You This Time) 7"
April 23, 2006 4:AM Forever 7" (x2)

[edit] Unofficial releases

  • Maximum lostprophets: Audio Biography (2004)

[edit] Collaborations, Rare Releases, and Covers

Lostprophets are well-known for recording cover versions of an eclectic array of songs and releasing them as B-sides. These have included songs from Duran Duran ("A View to a Kill"), Phil Collins ("In the Air Tonight"), Saves the Day ("Shoulder to the Wheel"), The Strokes ("Reptilia"), Justin Timberlake ("Cry Me a River"), Rachel Stevens ("Sweet Dreams My LA Ex"), INXS ("Need You Tonight"), and The Cure ("Boys Don't Cry").[1]

They often break into impromptu partial covers of popular songs during live performances. In the past these have included a fusion of Destiny's Child's "Bootylicious", Neneh Cherry's "Buffalo Stance", Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" and also there have been repeated instances of Ian singing the chorus to Nelly's hit single "Hot In Herre" during live performances. After performing it on BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge, the band took to playing "Going Underground", originally by The Jam on their UK tour in late 2006. They have also been known to do a cover of Faith No More's We Care A Lot and Outkast's Ms. Jackson.[2]

In 2002, bored with playing a set filled with the same songs they'd been playing since the release of thefakesoundofprogress, the band performed a new, untitled song live on several occasions, including an NME awards performance which was broadcast on MTV2. The song was eventually released on a free CD given away with Kerrang! magazine, and was titled Lately. The band also performed another untitled song during this period, most noticeably at the Glastonbury Festival of that year. The song was then subsequently broadcast on BBC Radio 1, and occasional rips of this performance have surfaced on peer-to-peer file sharing networks.

The band has also collaborated with other bands and artists on several occasions. These collaborations include:

  • Members of many other bands have performed gang vocals on "Burn Burn" during live performances, including members of Thursday and Good Charlotte.
  • Sean Smith from The Blackout sang along side Watkins on the song Everyday Combat
  • "Secret", a song from Amazing Device, featured guest vocals from Ian Watkins.
  • "Out of Control", a song by Hoobastank, featured backing vocals from Ian Watkins and Jamie Oliver.
  • "It's High Tide Baby", a song by fellow Welsh band and friends The Blackout, features backing vocals from Ian Watkins.


Lostprophets
Ian Watkins | Mike Lewis | Lee Gaze | Stuart Richardson | Jamie Oliver | Ilan Rubin
DJ Stepzak | Mike Chiplin
Discography
Albums and extended plays: Here Comes the Party | Para Todas las Putas Celosas | The Fake Sound of Progress | thefakesoundofprogress | Start Something | Liberation Transmission
Singles: Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja | The Fake Sound of Progress | Burn Burn | Last Train Home | Wake Up (Make a Move) | Last Summer | Goodbye Tonight | Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast) | A Town Called Hypocrisy | Can't Catch Tomorrow (Good Shoes Won't Save You This Time) | 4:AM Forever
Related content
Category:Lostprophets songs | Category:Lostprophets albums |  This box: view  talk  edit