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In response to free::zombie #37138
Said By free::zombie
Americans know the Kaiser Chiefs ? Viva Britannica !
while I'm on the subject - Muse ! The Killers ! The Kooks !
'nuff said.
Haha I love telling my story of how I got into the Chiefs.
I was working at a Spencer's in Florida back in '05, and while stocking some stuff I picked up these shirts with a bunch of guys on it (as illustrated below):
Everyone was puzzled. Who are Kaiser Chiefs? Who knows. Maybe it'll sell.
Then one day I decided to check out some songs that had been coming on in the store that sounded good. Aha! 3 of them were Kaiser Chief songs (this was also how I discovered Louis XiV and got into QoTSA as well)...so I liked them.
By then, the shirts were marked down to $6 and with my discount, $3. I was the coolest kid in Florida just for knowing who they were and no one else.
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