Cage The Elephant Overcome Self Doubt
. The Kentucky rockers' admit they felt as if they lost their sound as they worked on a follow-up to their self-titled debut album which, although a slow starter, has gone on to sell over 500,000 copies worldwide. And Shultz admits he took some serious persuading from his brother, guitarist Brad, to even record the tracks � two of which have ended up on their forthcoming album Thank You Happy Birthday. "Initially there were a couple of songs I wrote which I brought to everyone and thought they'd either shoot them down or say they were good but not our style -- but Brad said we had to record them," Matt told RockAAA. "There were actually four songs I was convinced the band should forget but Brad was absolutely adamant we should record them: Shake Me Down, Rubber Ball and two B-Sides: Carry Me In and Doctor, Doctor, Doctor, and I'm glad he convinced me." more on this story RockAAA.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock. Preview and Purchase Cage The Elephant CDs Cage The Elephant MP3 Downloads |
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