Modern Way

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"Modern Way" |
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Single by Kaiser Chiefs
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from the album Employment
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Released |
7 November 2005 |
Format |
7", CD
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Recorded |
2004 |
Genre |
New wave |
Length |
4:01 |
Label |
B-Unique |
Songwriter(s) |
Ricky Wilson, Andrew White, Simon Rix, Nick Baines, and Nick Hodgson
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Producer(s) |
Stephen Street |
Kaiser Chiefs singles chronology |
"I Predict a Riot" / "Sink that Ship" (2005)
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"Modern Way" (2005)
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"Lap of Honour" (2006)
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"Modern Way" is the fourth and final single to be released by Kaiser Chiefs from their debut album Employment on 7 November 2005. It entered the UK Singles Chart at #11. Its lyrics refer to loneliness and regret.
The song's music video marked the directorial debut of the band's lead singer, Ricky Wilson and was co-directed by prolific video director Scott Lyon. It tells of the success of William Green, a juggler who has a unique skill for balancing tennis balls on his face, and the impact that he has made on the public. The band appears throughout as extras, notably donning glasses and facial hair, but during Green's climatic performance, they appear as themselves.
One of their contemporary bands from Yorkshire, The Cribs, covered "Modern Way" in 2005, as a B-side to their single "Mirror Kissers". In 2006, the song was reworked for the Buena Vista Social Club album Rhythms del Mundo.
Track listing
- "Modern Way"
- "Run Again"
- "Modern Way"
- "People Need Light"
- "Modern Way"
- "Moon"
- "It Ain't Easy" (demo)
- "Modern Way" (Enhanced Video)
External links
Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics
Kaiser Chiefs
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- Ricky Wilson
- Andrew "Whitey" White
- Simon Rix
- Nick "Peanut" Baines
- Vijay Mistry
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Studio albums |
22 (as Parva)
- Employment
- Yours Truly, Angry Mob
- Off with Their Heads
- The Future Is Medieval
- Education, Education, Education & War
- Stay Together
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Live albums |
- Live at Elland Road
- MTV Unplugged
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Other releases |
- Lap of Honour
- Enjoyment
- "You Can Have It All"
- Souvenir: The Singles 2004–2012
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Singles |
- "Oh My God"
- "I Predict a Riot"
- "Everyday I Love You Less and Less"
- "Modern Way"
- "Ruby"
- "Everything Is Average Nowadays"
- "The Angry Mob"
- "Love's Not a Competition (But I'm Winning)"
- "Never Miss a Beat"
- "Good Days Bad Days"
- "Little Shocks"
- "Man on Mars"
- "Kinda Girl You Are"
- "Coming Home"
- "Parachute"
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