A welsh band consisting of 6 members, having released two full CDs on columbia records. Their first cd was called "The Fake Sound of Progress", their second "Start Something." They were relativaly unknown until their second cd, which clear channel sucked up like the goddamn cock suckers they are. Lostprophets have been compared to Linkin Park, Avenged Sevenfold, and Papa Roach. They play alterinatve rock, with a little hardcore. "startsomething" came out on febuary 3rd, 2004, and multiple songs from that cd were played on the radio, exploding their popularity levels. Since then, those to CDs remain the only released, however more are expected.
by asdf October 1, 2004
Formerly a very decent alternative metal band, their cds The Fake Sound of Progress and Start Something are both masterpieces, if not someone ripped off from Faith no More.
Then came Liberation Transmission in 2006, which abandoned metal for a poppy pre-teen cd full of annoyingly bubbly pop. But damned if it isn't the catchiest album I've ever heard. (Apart from anything Trivium has ever released.)
Then came Liberation Transmission in 2006, which abandoned metal for a poppy pre-teen cd full of annoyingly bubbly pop. But damned if it isn't the catchiest album I've ever heard. (Apart from anything Trivium has ever released.)
Scene kid: Man I love Lostprophets cd that song Rooftops is the best song ever.
Metalhead: Ok, I'll admit that they aren't bad, but you have to at least have heard the Fake Sound of Progress to make that claim.
Scene kid: ...The Fake Sound of what now?
*Dead scene kid discovered this afternoon...*
Metalhead: Ok, I'll admit that they aren't bad, but you have to at least have heard the Fake Sound of Progress to make that claim.
Scene kid: ...The Fake Sound of what now?
*Dead scene kid discovered this afternoon...*
by Dysfunktion September 19, 2006
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by lip May 18, 2004
the best ever band in the whole damn world. owns all and don't give a rats ass about people who diss them.
by deja May 3, 2004
by crazy biatch January 11, 2004