Yeah Yeah Yeahs

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Formed in New York City, in 2000, with a three-piece line-up featuring vocalist Karen O, real name Karen Orzalek, guitarist Nick Zinner and drummer Brian Chase, this Indie-Rock Punk-Rock trio managed to quickly gain the interest in the movement of the Garage scene.

In 2001 they went on to support The White Stripes, The Strokes and recorded their first 5-track EP.
For the next year, the band toured extensively throughout Europe with The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and eventually released a second 3-track EP titled "Machine".
Yeah Yeah Yeahs' debut album, "Fever To Tell", came out in April of 2003 on Interscope and broke into the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart peaking at #55; its main single, "Maps", peaked at #9 on The Modern Rock chart.

The trio returned in March 2006 with its second full-length CD, "Show Your Bones"; the disc includes two singles "Gold Lion" and "Cheated Hearts".

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Fever To Tell

(2003)

1. Rich
2. Date With The Night
3. Man
4. Tick
5. Black Tongue
6. Pin
7. Cold Light
8. No No No
9. Maps
10. Y Control
11. Modern Romance

 

Show Your Bones

(2006)

1. Gold Lion
2. Way Out
3. Fancy
4. Phenomena
5. Honeybear
6. Cheated Hearts
7. Dudley
8. Mysteries
9. The Sweets
10. Warrior
11. Modern Romance
12. Turn Into

 

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