VINYL FORMAT. The first British band to rival the garage rock revival sparked by the Strokes and White Stripes in the U.S., the Hives in Sweden, and the Datsuns in, er, New Zealand, the Libertines burst onto the scene with Up the Bracket, a debut album so confident and consistent that the easiest way to describe it is 2002's answer to Is This It? That's not just because singer/guitarist Pete Doherty's slurred, husky vocals sound like Julian Casablancas', (with the added bonus of a fetching Coc   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. The Libertines, for those who don't know yet, make music, art, poetry, love, war, and airfix models. Primarily, though, they're known for their music -- which is brilliant. They're a beautiful and wildly compressed version of all the great British groups of all time: The Clash, The Jam, The Smiths, The Yardbirds, The Kinks, The Small Faces, and Chas & Dave. And you'll find all this insane talent on "The Libertines," a totally wired, off-its-face magical record. As The Clash's Mick Jones said,    [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Time For Heroes is a timely reminder of the unique talent of Albion's favorite sons, bringing together the tracks that defined a generation, from the epochal debut, Up The Bracket to their self-titled follow-up. Includes "Don't Look Back In To The Sun", never before available on either of their albums. Also includes the classic singles "Can't Stand Me Now," "Time For Heroes," fan picks "What A Waster," "Boys In The Band," and live favorites / b-sides "The Delaney" and "May Day".

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DELUXE EDITION. This version comes with additional Boys in the Band DVD (60 minutes of exclusive material including: live footage, videos, photos, and extras). The Libertines, for those who don't know yet, make music, art, poetry, love, war, and airfix models. Primarily, though, they're known for their music -- which is brilliant. They're a beautiful and wildly compressed version of all the great British groups of all time: The Clash, The Jam, The Smiths, The Yardbirds, The Kinks, The Small Faces, an   [ read more ]

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This EP contains two versions of 'What Became of the Likely Lads', plus live tracks and the Mick Jones version of 'Don't Look Back Into the Sun.'

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The Libertines, for those who don't know yet, make music, art, poetry, love, war, and airfix models. Primarily, though, they're known for their music -- which is brilliant. They're a beautiful and wildly compressed version of all the great British groups of all time: The Clash, The Jam, The Smiths, The Yardbirds, The Kinks, The Small Faces, and Chas & Dave. And you'll find all this insane talent on 'The Libertines,' a totally wired, off-its-face magical record. As The Clash's Mick Jones said, 'A record as g   [ read more ]

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The first British band to rival the garage rock revival sparked by the Strokes and White Stripes in the U.S., the Hives in Sweden, and the Datsuns in, er, New Zealand, the Libertines burst onto the scene with Up the Bracket, a debut album so confident and consistent that the easiest way to describe it is 2002's answer to Is This It? That's not just because singer/guitarist Pete Doherty's slurred, husky vocals sound like Julian Casablancas' with the added bonus of a fetching Cockney accent (or that both grou   [ read more ]

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In the late nineties in the East London squat scene, Peter Doherty and Carl Barat met and bonded over music and a common romanticism. They resolved to form a band with a name that reflected their attitude. The Libertines are born. They sing and play and live this life that sits in the previously unexplored point halfway between the urban assault of The Clash and the arch romanticism of The Smiths. This already-getting-huge-press single features the album track, 'Can't Stand Me Now,' plus 'Never Never' and '   [ read more ]

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The What Became of the Likely Lads EP serves as a ramshackle, bittersweet footnote to the roller coaster saga of the Libertines. Nearly as self-reflexive as the band's second album was, the EP is bookended by two versions of Pete Doherty and [ read more ]

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Time For Heroes is a timely reminder of the unique talent of Albion's favorite sons, bringing together the tracks that defined a generation, from the epochal debut, Up The Bracket to their self-titled follow-up. Includes 'Don't Look Back In To The Sun', never before available on either of their albums. Also includes the classic singles 'Can't Stand Me Now,' 'Time For Heroes,' fan picks 'What A Waster,' 'Boys In The Band,' and live favorites / b-sides 'The Delaney' and 'May Day'.

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The first British band to rival the garage rock revival sparked by the Strokes and White Stripes in the U.S., the Hives in Sweden, and the Datsuns in, er, New Zealand, the Libertines burst onto the scene with Up the Bracket, a debut album so confident and consistent that the easiest way to describe it is 2002's answer to Is This It. That's not just because singer/guitarist Pete Doherty's slurred, husky vocals sound like Julian Casablancas' with the added bonus of a fetching Coc   [ read more ]

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The British press seems eager to add the Libertines to the canon of great British bands as soon as possible. Not just because their music carries on the traditions of previous greats from the Beatles to the Clash, or because of their involvement with already-legendary figures like Alan McGee, Mick Jones, and Geoff Travis, or because their peers in the British music scene just weren't as interesting to cover, but because the band's future always teeters between dazzling and dangerously unce   [ read more ]

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