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Released January 29, 2001

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Kings of Convenience arrived in 2001 with fingerpicked guitars and hushed vocals that felt like the antidote to everything loud, and you found your way through the album in a single spring afternoon in 2007—twelve plays compressed into one session, cycling through "Failure" and "Parallel Lines" like you were looking for something specific in the quiet.

Timeline

First scrobble: May 3, 2007
Latest scrobble: May 3, 2007
Listening span: 1 month
Peak month: May 2007 · 12 plays
Avg per track: 1 plays

Top tracks

1Failure1
2I Don't Know What I Can Save You From1
3Leaning Against The Wall1
4Little Kids1
5Parallel Lines1
6Singing Softly To Me1
7Summer on the Westhill1
8The Girl From Back Then1
9The Passenger1
10The Weight Of My Words1
11Toxic Girl1
12Winning A Battle, Losing The War1

Listening timeline

Plays over time with cumulative total. Quiet stretches are kept in the timeline so long gaps stay visible.

Showing monthly plays (May 2007 – May 2007)

Recent listening

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Quiet Is the New Loud