Nickelback Discography

Nickelback Discography Genre: Rock Format: flac [1996] Curb [2000] The State [2001] Silver Side Up [2003] The Long Road [2005] All the Right Reasons [2008] Dark Horse Allmusic Biography: Formed 1996 in Alberta, Canada Few bands did more than Nickelback to establish the force of slick, commercially minded post-grunge in the 2000s. Led by vocalist Chad Kroeger, the band initially emerged in the late '90s as Canada's answer to Creed, prizing a blend of gruff vocals and distorted (yet radio-friendly) guitars. After a handful of singles failed to gain much traction in Canada, "How You Remind Me" caught hold in 2001, eventually topping the charts in several countries while gathering four Grammy nominations and four Juno Awards. Creed imploded several years later, but Nickelback's popularity only grew as the decade progressed, effectively eclipsing those acts that had once informed the band's sound. Chad Kroeger honed his frontman skills by performing with cover bands in Hanna, a small Canadian town 215 kilometers northeast of Calgary. After growing tired of playing other people's songs, he borrowed money from his stepfather and relocated to Vancouver, where he recorded his first batch of original material. Mike Kroeger, Chad's bass-playing sibling, decided to join his brother's band, as did fellow Vancouver transplants Ryan Peake (a guitarist who had befriended the Kroegers in middle school) and Ryan Vikedal (a drummer from Peake's hometown of Brooks, Alberta). Nickelback officially took shape in 1996 and quickly set to work, releasing two albums -- the Hesher EP and full-length album, Curb -- before the year was up. By 1998, the bandmates were managing themselves; Chad courted radio stations, brother Mike Kroeger handled distribution, Ryan Vikedal booked shows, and Peake maintained the band's website. January 2000 saw the arrival of The State, Nickelback's second independent release. Issued at a time in which Canadian content requirements were increased (and, accordingly, local radio stations had begun to desperately seek out homegrown product), the album fared very well on indie charts. Nickelback toured ceaselessly in support of The State, logging approximately 200 shows while playing alongside other groups of the burgeoning post-grunge genre. Nickelback's commercial appeal wasn't lost on the record industry, either, and The State's distribution rights were quickly snapped up by Roadrunner Records in the U.S. and EMI in Canada. As the band continued to tour, Chad Kroeger kept writing new songs, many of which were honed in front of live audiences. Much of that material found its way onto Silver Side Up, which was produced by Rick Parashar (who came to prominence in the early '90s by helming Pearl Jam's Ten, Alice in Chains' Sap, and Blind Melon's self-titled debut) and recorded at Green House, the same Vancouver studio used during The State's creation. The combination of Nickelback's growing popularity and Kroeger's focused songwriting propelled Silver Side Up onto album charts across the world, spearheaded by the hit single "How You Remind Me." Kroeger capitalized on that exposure by producing another Vancouver-based band, Default, and collaborating with Saliva's Josey Scott for the Spiderman soundtrack. The Long Road then arrived in 2003, featuring an increasingly polished sound and another high-charting single, "Someday." While some listeners criticized the apparent similarities between "Someday" and "How You Remind Me," The Long Road had little trouble maintaining Nickelback's wide audience, eventually selling over five million copies worldwide. In February 2005, Nickelback announced the departure of Ryan Vikedal. He was soon replaced by 3 Doors Down's former drummer, Daniel Adair, and Nickelback returned to Kroeger's studio in Vancouver to begin work on another album. ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons and Pantera's Dimebag Darrell (who unfortunately died before the album's release) were guests on the chart-topping All the Right Reasons, which arrived in October 2005. The album proved to be Nickelback's most popular effort to date, remaining in the Billboard Top 30 for over two years and selling over 7 million copies in the U.S. alone. It also spawned five Top 20 singles, a feat that attracted the attention of veteran producer (and demonstrated hit-maker) Mutt Lange. Nickelback traveled to Lange's home in Switzerland to share songwriting ideas; impressed with the results, they also enlisted him to helm their next album. Recorded in a converted Vancouver barn, Dark Horse marked the band's sixth studio album upon its release in November 2008.

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bigern1990 (2010-09-20)

Fuck this shit, who ever listens to this shit is a fucking fag and needs to leave this planet, you're tainting us. Also, the album cover is fucking stupid, there was no thought put into it, just like how there wa no though put into any of your births.

Hornpär (2010-10-01)

Bigern u need to pay your mum a visit and ask wtf went wrong with u. The only ones that need to leave this planet is jackass retards like urself. Ppl who cant get their iq up to match the size of ur damn shoes.
Don't listen, don't dl if you dislike ffs
Respect...

dpaintman (2010-10-18)

All you motherfuckers that think this band sucks do not have a goddamn clue what music is! I'm a professional musician (touring) for about 20 years now. These guys have become a fresh breath to the bullshit radio calls "hits". I don't give a fuck if your'e from the states or Canada.....
You cannot judge if you haven't walked in the shoes. All you titsuckin' fuckers that are posting hate comments would be hard pressed to try and play their music! But.........I can........so go fuck yourselves!

dpaintman (2010-10-18)

Thanks for the torrents guys! This is the shit that
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chief_deuce (2010-11-07)

LMAO @ all the rude comments... You realize that you took time out of your day to SEARCH for this group, that you supposedly hate, and then took time to write a comment?
Get a life! Search for music you like!

darkwarrior75 (2010-12-18)

Thanks for the up. Best band ever. Seen then in concert and rocked my ass off.
"Nickelback does not suck. You may not like Nickelback, but Nickelback does not suck."
(Chad Kroeger)

mycurse92 (2011-01-19)

All of you who don't like this band... It's simple.. DON'T FUCKING DOWNLOAD IT!! :D
Why are you even wasting time typing that this band sucks? No one here cares about haters like you anyways :P

mycurse92 (2011-01-19)

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Julez101 (2011-05-31)

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aZZmodan13 (2011-08-11)

Thanks mate.

FavouriteX (2011-10-18)

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Thanks for sharing.

onlycrit1995 (2012-04-04)

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