Artist	Song
The Libertines	Can't Stand Me Now
from The Libertines (2004)
The Libertines	Up the Bracket
from Up the Bracket (2002)
The Libertines	What Became of the Likely Lads
from Time for Heroes - The Best of The Libertines (Bonus Track Version) (2007)
The Libertines	Boys In the Band
from Up the Bracket (2002)
The Libertines	What a Waster
from What a Waster - EP (2002)
The Libertines	The Man Who Would Be King
from The Libertines (2004)
The Libertines	Time for Heroes
from Up the Bracket (2002)
The Libertines	Music When the Lights Go Out
from The Libertines (2004)
The Libertines	Dilly Boys
from Can't Stand Me Now - EP (2004)
The Libertines	What Katie Did
from The Libertines (2004)
The Libertines	Never Never
from Can't Stand Me Now - Single (2004)
The Libertines	Skag and Bone Man
from What Became of the Likely Lads - EP (2004)
The Libertines	I Get Along
from Up the Bracket (2002)

Comment:

It was short, yet rarely sweet, but in the space of two studio albums, hundreds of firestorm gigs, and a bunch of generously donated downloads, the Libertines felt like the best band in Britain — if not the world. Rough like the Pistols, poetic like the Smiths, and produced by Mick Jones (the Clash) and Bernard Butler (Suede), the band exceeded all fans' hopes and expectations of rock 'n' roll bliss. Driven by the love/hate partnership between Carl Barât and Pete Doherty, who shared the vocal honours, the lads released their first single (the double A-side "What a Waster" & "I Get Along") in June 2002 and played together — with Doherty in the line-up — for the last time in June 2004. These tracks capture the Libertines at their finest.

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