Love for the Streets cover

Love for the Streets

Caesars

Album 2002

About this album

Sound: "Energetic garage rock anthems echoing with punk spirit and catchy melodies, perfect for a raucous night out."

Where they were

Released in 2002, 'Love for the Streets' is Caesars' third studio album, following their breakthrough record 'Cherry Kicks' (2000). At this point, the band was establishing their sound in the indie rock scene while exploring a more polished production approach compared to their earlier work.

Why it matters

'Love for the Streets' features the hit single 'Jerk It Out', which gained significant airplay and appeared in various media. The album's blend of catchy hooks and garage rock energy contributed to its acclaim within the indie community, helping to solidify Caesars' reputation during the early 2000s rock revival.

Essential tracks

  • "Jerk It Out" — This track became a defining anthem for the band, blending infectious melodies with punk energy that resonated widely, even appearing in commercials and films.
  • "Candy Kane" — 'Candy Kane' showcases the band's knack for catchy riffs and playful lyrics, encapsulating their fun-loving spirit while highlighting their garage rock roots.
  • "Burn the City Down" — With its anthemic chorus and gritty vibe, this track exemplifies the raw energy of the album, making it a favorite among fans seeking powerful indie rock.

Release Date

January 1, 2002

Artist Origin

Sweden

Tracklist

  1. 1 Over ’fore It Started 2:50
  2. 2 Candy Kane 2:36
  3. 3 Mine All of the Time 2:04
  4. 4 Let My Freak Flag Fly 2:35
  5. 5 Cheap Glue 2:22
  6. 6 Jerk It Out 3:14
  7. 7 Burn the City Down 4:09
  8. 8 Do-Nothing 2:06
  9. 9 I Gun for You, Part II 0:55
  10. 10 Fifteen Minutes Too Late 1:53
  11. 11 She Don’t Mind 2:10
  12. 12 I Gun for You 3:39
  13. 13 Black Heart 1:28
  14. 14 Thousand-Mile-Stare 1:41