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immerse yourself in the unruly and unapologetic world of "The Libertines" self-titled album, a musical manifesto that encapsulates the raw essence of rock 'n' roll rebellion. With a fusion of garage rock and punk energy, this album takes you on a relentless sonic journey driven by visceral guitars, anthemic melodies, and unfiltered lyrical honesty. Frontmen Carl Barât and Pete Doherty's distinctive vocals intertwine to tell stories of youthful angst, fleeting moments, and the beauty found within chaos. From the infectious hooks of "Can't Stand Me Now" to the poetic introspection of "Music When The Lights Go Out," each track is a testament to the band's unbridled spirit and magnetic charisma. "The Libertines" stands as an unvarnished masterpiece that captures the uncontainable energy of youth, ensuring its place as an enduring emblem of rock's unadulterated soul.

1 Can't Stand Me Now
2 Last Post on the Bugle
3 Don't Be Shy
4 The Man Who Would Be King
5 Music When the Lights Go Out
6 Narcissist
7 The Ha Ha Wall
8 Arbeit Macht Frei
9 Campaign of Hate
10 What Katie Did
11 Tomblands
12 The Saga
13 Road to Ruin
14 What Became of the Likely Lads