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The Libertines
As the Strokes ushered in a new generation of garage rock-inspired bands in the
early Noughties, the Libertines offered a distinctly British blast of ramshackle
rock'n'roll in response. Quickly building up a reputation for anarchic guerrilla
gigs and chaotic live shows, the fraught relationship between joint frontmen
Pete Doherty and Carl Barat soon sparked a devoted fanbase. Produced by the
Clash guitarist Mick Jones, debut album Up the Bracket (2003) turned them into
the darlings of the UK indie scene; with singles "What a Waster," "Up the
Bracket" and "Time for Heroes" establi...
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Shameless Pop Songs 2080
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Don't Look Back Into The SunThe Libertines
Don't Look Back Into the Sun
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Up The Bracket
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