Kings of Leon - Youth & Young Manhood (2003)

"Trani" by Kings of Leon


Both bands are royalty from the lands of Convenience and Leon, respectively.  Music journalists are still puzzling over how both constituencies can operate under a polymonarchic system, but they manage.  Kings of Leon released their debut album in Youth & Young Manhood in 2003.

Here is the discography surrounding Kings of Leon's debut album:

Holy Roller Novocaine (2003 EP)
What I Saw (2003 EP)
Molly's Chambers (2003 single)
Youth & Young Manhood
Wasted Time (2003 single)
Live at the Paradiso (2003 live bootleg)
California Waiting (2004 single)

"Wasted Time" by Kings of Leon


"Joe's Head (live)" by Kings of Leon


"Molly's Hangover" by Kings of Leon


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Kings of Convenience - Quiet Is the New Loud (2001)

"Parr-À-Pluie" by Kings of Convenience


Gomez co-produced their debut album with engineer Ken Nelson.  The album's success marked the beginning of a string of other high-profile successes for Nelson.  This included albums by Badly Drawn Boy, Coldplay, and the next stop on the tour, Norway's Kings of Convenience.  Kings of Convenience released their debut album Quiet Is the New Loud in 2001.

Here is the discography surrounding Kings of Convenience's debut album:

Tom Tids Tale (1996 EP as Skog)
Balance. From the Joy Division Reservoir (1997 compilation song as Skog)
Brave New World (1999 single)
Failure (1999 single)
Toxic Girl (1999 single)
Christmas Two (1999 compilation song)
Kings of Convenience (2000 demo album)
Playing Live in a Room (2000 live EP)
Quiet Is the New Loud
Winning a Battle, Losing the War (2001 single)
Magic in the Air (2001 EP)
Versus (2001 remix album)

"Toxic Girl" by Kings of Convenience


"Winning a Battle, Losing the War" by Kings of Convenience


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