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Lostprophets was a Welsh alternative rock/post-hardcore band that gained massive popularity in the 2000s. Formed in 1997, they rose to fame with Start Something (2004), featuring hits like "Last Train Home" and "Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja." However, the band's career.... Show More ended in disgrace in 2012 following the conviction of frontman Ian Watkins, and their legacy remains permanently tarnished.
Lost Prophets - Albums and Iconic Songs
1. Thefakesoundofprogress (2000) – Their debut, featuring "Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja." 2. Start Something (2004) – Their breakout album, featuring "Last Train Home" and "Burn Burn." 3. Liberation Transmission (2006) – Featured anthemic tracks like "Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)." 4. The Betrayed (2010) – Marked a darker, heavier sound. 5. Weapons (2012) – Their final album before the band disbanded in disgrace.
Lost Prophets - Influences and Legacy
Before their fall from grace, Lostprophets helped bring post-hardcore and alternative rock into the mainstream, influencing bands like 30 Seconds to Mars and Bring Me The Horizon. However, their legacy has been permanently tainted due to frontman Ian Watkins' criminal convictions, leading to their removal from most streaming services and public discussion.
Lost Prophets - Tour History and Memorable Concerts
Warped Tour (2001-2004) – Helped introduce the band to American audiences. Start Something World Tour (2004-2005) – Their biggest tour, supporting their breakthrough album. Reading and Leeds Festival (2007, 2011) – Key festival performances that solidified their status in the UK rock scene. Final Tours (2012) – Before their downfall, they were still selling out venues worldwide.
Lost Prophets - Band Member Profiles
(Note: Due to the criminal actions of frontman Ian Watkins, the band's legacy has been permanently tarnished.) Ian Watkins (Vocals, 1997-2012, Disgraced and Convicted) – Once the band's charismatic frontman, now erased from musical history. Mike Lewis (Guitar, 1997-2012) – Helped shape their heavy-yet-melodic sound. Lee Gaze (Lead Guitar, 1997-2012) – Played intricate leads, helping define their early alternative rock sound. Stuart Richardson (Bass, 1997-2012) – A key force in songwriting and production.
Lost Prophets - Cultural Impact and Media Appearances
Before their disgrace, Lostprophets were instrumental in bringing post-hardcore and alternative rock to mainstream audiences in the 2000s. However, due to frontman Ian Watkins' crimes, the band's legacy has been largely erased. Their music has been pulled from radio stations, streaming services, and media appearances.
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Lostprophets was a Welsh alternative rock/post-hardcore band that gained massive popularity in the 2000s. Formed in 1997, they rose to fame with Start Something (2004), featuring hits like "Last Train Home" and "Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja." However, the band's career ended in disgrace in 2012 following the conviction of frontman Ian Watkins, and their legacy remains permanently tarnished.
Lost Prophets - Albums and Iconic Songs
1. Thefakesoundofprogress (2000) – Their debut, featuring "Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja." 2. Start Something (2004) – Their breakout album, featuring "Last Train Home" and "Burn Burn." 3. Liberation Transmission (2006) – Featured anthemic tracks like "Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)." 4. The Betrayed (2010) – Marked a darker, heavier sound. 5. Weapons (2012) – Their final album before the band disbanded in disgrace.
Lost Prophets - Influences and Legacy
Before their fall from grace, Lostprophets helped bring post-hardcore and alternative rock into the mainstream, influencing bands like 30 Seconds to Mars and Bring Me The Horizon. However, their legacy has been permanently tainted due to frontman Ian Watkins' criminal convictions, leading to their removal from most streaming services and public discussion.
Lost Prophets - Tour History and Memorable Concerts
Warped Tour (2001-2004) – Helped introduce the band to American audiences. Start Something World Tour (2004-2005) – Their biggest tour, supporting their breakthrough album. Reading and Leeds Festival (2007, 2011) – Key festival performances that solidified their status in the UK rock scene. Final Tours (2012) – Before their downfall, they were still selling out venues worldwide.
Lost Prophets - Band Member Profiles
(Note: Due to the criminal actions of frontman Ian Watkins, the band's legacy has been permanently tarnished.) Ian Watkins (Vocals, 1997-2012, Disgraced and Convicted) – Once the band's charismatic frontman, now erased from musical history. Mike Lewis (Guitar, 1997-2012) – Helped shape their heavy-yet-melodic sound. Lee Gaze (Lead Guitar, 1997-2012) – Played intricate leads, helping define their early alternative rock sound. Stuart Richardson (Bass, 1997-2012) – A key force in songwriting and production.
Lost Prophets - Cultural Impact and Media Appearances
Before their disgrace, Lostprophets were instrumental in bringing post-hardcore and alternative rock to mainstream audiences in the 2000s. However, due to frontman Ian Watkins' crimes, the band's legacy has been largely erased. Their music has been pulled from radio stations, streaming services, and media appearances.
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Lostprophets was a Welsh alternative rock/post-hardcore band that gained massive popularity in the 2000s. Formed in 1997, they rose to fame with Start Something (2004), featuring hits like "Last Train Home" and "Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja." However, the band's career.... Show More ended in disgrace in 2012 following the conviction of frontman Ian Watkins, and their legacy remains permanently tarnished.
Lost Prophets - Albums and Iconic Songs
1. Thefakesoundofprogress (2000) – Their debut, featuring "Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja." 2. Start Something (2004) – Their breakout album, featuring "Last Train Home" and "Burn Burn." 3. Liberation Transmission (2006) – Featured anthemic tracks like "Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)." 4. The Betrayed (2010) – Marked a darker, heavier sound. 5. Weapons (2012) – Their final album before the band disbanded in disgrace.
Lost Prophets - Influences and Legacy
Before their fall from grace, Lostprophets helped bring post-hardcore and alternative rock into the mainstream, influencing bands like 30 Seconds to Mars and Bring Me The Horizon. However, their legacy has been permanently tainted due to frontman Ian Watkins' criminal convictions, leading to their removal from most streaming services and public discussion.
Lost Prophets - Tour History and Memorable Concerts
Warped Tour (2001-2004) – Helped introduce the band to American audiences. Start Something World Tour (2004-2005) – Their biggest tour, supporting their breakthrough album. Reading and Leeds Festival (2007, 2011) – Key festival performances that solidified their status in the UK rock scene. Final Tours (2012) – Before their downfall, they were still selling out venues worldwide.
Lost Prophets - Band Member Profiles
(Note: Due to the criminal actions of frontman Ian Watkins, the band's legacy has been permanently tarnished.) Ian Watkins (Vocals, 1997-2012, Disgraced and Convicted) – Once the band's charismatic frontman, now erased from musical history. Mike Lewis (Guitar, 1997-2012) – Helped shape their heavy-yet-melodic sound. Lee Gaze (Lead Guitar, 1997-2012) – Played intricate leads, helping define their early alternative rock sound. Stuart Richardson (Bass, 1997-2012) – A key force in songwriting and production.
Lost Prophets - Cultural Impact and Media Appearances
Before their disgrace, Lostprophets were instrumental in bringing post-hardcore and alternative rock to mainstream audiences in the 2000s. However, due to frontman Ian Watkins' crimes, the band's legacy has been largely erased. Their music has been pulled from radio stations, streaming services, and media appearances.