CD-Charts Position 1
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Konk

by: The Kooks

Release Date April 15, 2008
Brighton four-piece The Kook's sophmore album 'Konk' is a huge success, almost every song is catchy with a sing along tune. The band are back in full force, sans the original bassist with this very upbeat indie pop album. A lot of passion has been cramed into the Kook's second offering, highlights include Always Where I Need To Be, Mr. Maker, Sway & Shine.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Inside In/Inside Out

by: Kooks

Release Date October 03, 2006
This is one of the best albums from a little known group who is fast becoming well known. I have had the opportunity of hearing them live at Frist Avenue in Minneapolis. They sound great on this album and are great fun to see live. I highly recommend this album to any one who wants something musically fresh and a pleasure to listen to time and time again.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Konk

by: The Kooks

Release Date April 15, 2008
This is a great CD... I pop it in the CD player whenever I want to feel happy. The Kooks have a sound that is a mix of the Beatles, the Killers, and Sublime. Sounds like an unusual mix, but when it's all rolled together, it sounds awesome!

CD-Charts Position 4
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Inside In/Inside Out

from: Phantom Sound & Vision

Release Date September 26, 2006
I am a Brit Pop fan, and it's albums like this which are responsible for my addiction.

"Inside in / Inside out" is the brilliant crackling debut from UK quartet The Kooks, and it has already sold over a million in the UK. Very simple, yet clever and catchy songs that will have you singing along.

The first song I heard off "Inside in / Inside out" was "Ooh la", a jangly, catchy song with a raw, affected vocal delivery (nice British accent), and I was hooked.

The album contains a plethora of great tracks; the lovely acoustic "Seaside" (which is too brief), the punk energy of "You don't love me", the similar "If only", the bouncy "She moves in her own way", the extremely catchy "Jackie big tits", and the more downbeat ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Konk

by: The Kooks

Release Date April 29, 2008
This is a great CD... I pop it in the CD player whenever I want to feel happy. The Kooks have a sound that is a mix of the Beatles, the Killers, and Sublime. Sounds like an unusual mix, but when it's all rolled together, it sounds awesome!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Always

by: The Kooks

Release Date July 29, 2008
This is a great CD... I pop it in the CD player whenever I want to feel happy. The Kooks have a sound that is a mix of the Beatles, the Killers, and Sublime. Sounds like an unusual mix, but when it's all rolled together, it sounds awesome!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Inside In/Inside Out

by: Kooks

Release Date January 23, 2006
This is one of the best albums from a little known group who is fast becoming well known. I have had the opportunity of hearing them live at Frist Avenue in Minneapolis. They sound great on this album and are great fun to see live. I highly recommend this album to any one who wants something musically fresh and a pleasure to listen to time and time again.

CD-Charts Position 8
Average Rating:

Inside In/Inside Out

by: Kooks

Release Date February 21, 2006
I am a Brit Pop fan, and it's albums like this which are responsible for my addiction.

"Inside in / Inside out" is the brilliant crackling debut from UK quartet The Kooks, and it has already sold over a million in the UK. Very simple, yet clever and catchy songs that will have you singing along.

The first song I heard off "Inside in / Inside out" was "Ooh la", a jangly, catchy song with a raw, affected vocal delivery (nice British accent), and I was hooked.

The album contains a plethora of great tracks; the lovely acoustic "Seaside" (which is too brief), the punk energy of "You don't love me", the similar "If only", the bouncy "She moves in her own way", the extremely catchy "Jackie big tits", and the more downbeat ska inflected "Time awaits". ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Inside In/Inside Out

by: Kooks

Release Date May 02, 2006
I am a Brit Pop fan, and it's albums like this which are responsible for my addiction.

"Inside in / Inside out" is the brilliant crackling debut from UK quartet The Kooks, and it has already sold over a million in the UK. Very simple, yet clever and catchy songs that will have you singing along.

The first song I heard off "Inside in / Inside out" was "Ooh la", a jangly, catchy song with a raw, affected vocal delivery (nice British accent), and I was hooked.

The album contains a plethora of great tracks; the lovely acoustic "Seaside" (which is too brief), the punk energy of "You don't love me", the similar "If only", the bouncy "She moves in her own way", the extremely catchy "Jackie big tits", and the more downbeat ska inflected "Time awaits". ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
Average Rating:

Inside In/Inside Out

by: Kooks

Release Date August 21, 2006
I am a Brit Pop fan, and it's albums like this which are responsible for my addiction.

"Inside in / Inside out" is the brilliant crackling debut from UK quartet The Kooks, and it has already sold over a million in the UK. Very simple, yet clever and catchy songs that will have you singing along.

The first song I heard off "Inside in / Inside out" was "Ooh la", a jangly, catchy song with a raw, affected vocal delivery (nice British accent), and I was hooked.

The album contains a plethora of great tracks; the lovely acoustic "Seaside" (which is too brief), the punk energy of "You don't love me", the similar "If only", the bouncy "She moves in her own way", the extremely catchy "Jackie big tits", and the more downbeat ska inflected "Time awaits". ... Read More: