What is Rooftops A Liberation Broadcast?


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Rooftops is a single by Welsh band lostprophets, which was released in the United Kingdom on June 19, 2006.

The first airing of the single in the UK recently was in front of 25,000 fans when the lostprophets headlined the Give It a Name festival in Manchester and London.

The song is taken from the number one album Liberation Transmission and was recorded in Hawaii. The b-sides found on the single came from the same sessions - all of which are brand new tracks. The video was filmed on location in Los Angeles, USA and was co-directed by the band and Ryan Smith (of Story of the Year).

Track list

CD 1

Track Title

1 Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)

2 Ordinary Life Demo

CD 2

Track Title

1 Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)

2 Dead to Me Demo

3 No Way Out Demo

Vinyl

Side Title

A Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)

B Etched b-side

Trivia:

When the band pitched their dream video for "Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)" to their record label, it was refused because it would have cost 8 million pounds to produce. It subsequently went through several re-drafts before they settled on the final version.

The chorus of "Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)" was inspired by the scene in the film Garden State where the characters are screaming into a pit. The general theme of the song also matches the film's — "make a mark" in your life while there's still time.

Also:

from the album: Liberation Transmission

Released: 19 June 2006

Format: CD, 7"

Recorded: Hawaii, 2006

Genre: Alternative metal, Hard Rock

Length: 3:45

Label: Visible Noise

Producer(s): Bob Rock

Chart positions

#8 (UK Singles Chart)

#16 (US Modern Rock)

#22(US Mainstream Rock)

#25 (RIANZ Top 40)

Rooftops (a liberation broadcast) is the first single of liberation transmission

See lostprophets, welsh, rock, band


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