Radio Paradise (mobile)

Neil66 Aug 22, 2011 - 15:13	copymonkey wrote: Looks like someone loaned the Kings some early 80s brit-rock records. Specifically the first two U2 albums..no? And a little bit of Big Country thrown in... [ Reply ]
Hannio Nov 01, 2010 - 09:09	Frater_Kork wrote: This is the first KoL song that I've found listenable without revulsion, this truly is the time of wonders. I'm not there yet. [ Reply ]
ThirdRail_33 Oct 30, 2010 - 05:42	Ntropy wrote: This song's got kind of a Talking Heads flavor to it. I kinda like it! 10-4 [ Reply ]
donna_birichina Oct 23, 2010 - 07:05	I wish there was, like, a 7.3 rating, for "Not my favorite but much better than would have thought." [ Reply ]
HazzeSwede Oct 16, 2010 - 02:53	marc1980 wrote: Every time I hear this song my anticipation of the new album grows. Second that..just listen to this song on Spotify and went to RP page and it was on here as well ! Radioactive enough for me ! [ Reply ]
marc1980 Oct 15, 2010 - 11:38	Every time I hear this song my anticipation of the new album grows. [ Reply ]
haljordan Oct 14, 2010 - 11:19	This whole album is excellent. You can listen to it in its entirety streamed on their web site. [ Reply ]
marc1980 Oct 07, 2010 - 10:36	choderama wrote: I find it bizarre that so many ppl dislike KOL... i guess that comes with commercial success and making increasingly poppy songs. I'm still getting used to them being popular. When I listened to them the most, when Aha Shake Heartbreak came out, nobody in North America seemed to know who they were and looked at me like an idiot when I mentioned them as one of my favs. Their first 2 albums were very good. Some great select songs from the newer ones, but not as good as an album like Aha Shake. Even weirder to me, is that I don't think RP has one song from either of their first two albums... I've tried to add a few, yet have plenty from newer albums. The songs from older albums fit on RP much better than songs from their never albums. I don't get it really. I completely agree. I was listening to their old stuff back before anyone else knew of them and I'm still listening to the first two albums more than any of this new stuff. It sounded much less produced and real. They weren't trying to conform to any particular sound that commercial radio wants to play. They also have some awesome b-sides and alternate versions to their older stuff that's worth listening to. I hear that this new album will be more like Aha Shake and Youth and Young Manhood and I hope that's true. [ Reply ]
jerrieberrie Oct 07, 2010 - 10:34	choderama wrote: I find it bizarre that so many ppl dislike KOL... i guess that comes with commercial success and making increasingly poppy songs. I'm still getting used to them being popular. When I listened to them the most, when Aha Shake Heartbreak came out, nobody in North America seemed to know who they were and looked at me like an idiot when I mentioned them as one of my favs. Their first 2 albums were very good. Some great select songs from the newer ones, but not as good as an album like Aha Shake. Even weirder to me, is that I don't think RP has one song from either of their first two albums... I've tried to add a few, yet have plenty from newer albums. The songs from older albums fit on RP much better than songs from their never albums. I don't get it really. I agree. Started listening and loving them with Youth and Young Manhood. Everyone thought we were crazy. I won free tickets to see them and BRMC and was so excited. (right before Sex on Fires and after Howl) It was one super concert and plenty of room. Kings were known in Europe but certainly not here in middle America. They are very "real" yet they don't get any credit for their music. [ Reply ]
choderama Sep 26, 2010 - 19:02	I find it bizarre that so many ppl dislike KOL... i guess that comes with commercial success and making increasingly poppy songs. I'm still getting used to them being popular. When I listened to them the most, when Aha Shake Heartbreak came out, nobody in North America seemed to know who they were and looked at me like an idiot when I mentioned them as one of my favs. Their first 2 albums were very good. Some great select songs from the newer ones, but not as good as an album like Aha Shake. Even weirder to me, is that I don't think RP has one song from either of their first two albums... I've tried to add a few, yet have plenty from newer albums. The songs from older albums fit on RP much better than songs from their never albums. I don't get it really. [ Reply ]
GirlFriday Sep 21, 2010 - 14:03	Frater_Kork wrote: This is the first KoL song that I've found listenable without revulsion, this truly is the time of wonders. Agreed. [ Reply ]
Frater_Kork Sep 16, 2010 - 00:29	This is the first KoL song that I've found listenable without revulsion, this truly is the time of wonders. [ Reply ]
rtb Sep 15, 2010 - 13:02	I fear the novelty of this song will wear out very quickly, just like their previous songs. [ Reply ]
copymonkey Sep 15, 2010 - 13:01	Looks like someone loaned the Kings some early 80s brit-rock records. Specifically the first two U2 albums..no? [ Reply ]
whtahtefcuk Sep 15, 2010 - 13:01	Been loven' these guys for years... Kinda cool/sad that they are getting so big. [ Reply ]
Ntropy Sep 15, 2010 - 13:00	This song's got kind of a Talking Heads flavor to it. I kinda like it! [ Reply ]
ick Sep 15, 2010 - 12:59	A few notes in and I find I like it better than their earlier efforts. [ Reply ]
deepwoodskev Sep 14, 2010 - 08:15	Have to admit, I kind of like this. Certainly better than the Firm's "Radioactive." [ Reply ]
scrubbrush Sep 13, 2010 - 16:54	good stuff [ Reply ]
scraig Sep 13, 2010 - 16:52	New Kings of Leon? Golly, they sure kept us waiting! [ Reply ]