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Kasabian (album)

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Kasabian (album)

Kasabian (album) is the debut album by the English band Kasabian. The album was included in Amazon.com's Top 100 Editor's Picks in the year 20005.

1 About
2 Trivia
3 Shop
4 Song Meanings
5 Reviews
6 External Links

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About

Kasabian (album) was released on November 09, 2004 under BMG records. The album ranked no.4 on the UK cchart and no.94 on the US chart. The first single in the album "Club Foot" ranked no.19 on the U.K. Chart and no.27 on the Modern Track chart. The song was used in the film GOAL!, Jekyl and Hyde and in the trailers for the movies Green Street and Serenity. The second single "Processed Beats" ranked no.17 on the U.K. Chart. The third single "Cutt Off" ranked no.8 on the U.K. Chart and no.18 on the download chart.

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Tracks

Track	Title	Duration
1	Club Foot	3:34
2	Processed Beats	3:07
3	Reason Is Treason	4:35
4	I.D.	4:47
5	Orange	0:46
6	L.S.F. (Lost Souls Forever)	3:17
7	Running Battle	4:15
8	Test Transmission	3:55
9	Pinch Roller	1:14
10	Cutt Off	4:38
11	Butcher Blues	4:28
12	Ovary Stripe	3:50
13	U Boat / Reason Is Treason (Jacknife Lee mix)	10:50

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Chart Toppers

Year	Title	UK Chart	US Modern Rock
2004	"Club Foot"	19	27
2004	"L.S.F. (Lost Souls Forever)"	10	32
2004	"Processed Beats"	17
2005	"Cutt Off"	8
2005	"Club Foot (reissue)"	21	27

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Credits

Performance Credits

Kasabian Primary Artist, Track Performer

Ian Matthews Drums

Sergio Pizzorno Synthesizer, Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocals

Tom Meighan Vocals, Background Vocals

Christopher Karloff Synthesizer, Bass, Guitar, Omnichord

Technical Credits

John Dent Mastering

Jim Abbiss Producer

Damian Taylor Programming

Simon Corkin Illustrations

Garrett Lee Producer

Kasabian Producer

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Trivia

The track "Club Foot" was used in various video games, including Marc Ecko's Getting Up, Pro Evolution Soccer 5, Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition, Tony Hawk's Project 8 and WRC: Rally Evolved.

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