Yeah Yeah Yeahs Debut Album, <em>Fever To Tell</em>, Just Turned TEN

By

Jen Carlson

Published Apr 30, 2013

Modified Apr 30, 2013

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs, MTV Movie Awards 2004 (Getty Images)

Yesterday the Yeah Yeah Yeahs debut album, Fever To Tell, turned ten years old. That actually feels about right! For once. In celebration that we're all aging so nicely (you guys look great, we look great, "Maps" looks great), let's revisit the band in that year, and the years leading up to their debut album (which was nominated for a Best Alternative Music Album Grammy in 2004).

Mercury Lounge, 2001

Brownies, 2002 (more footage from Brownies here)

Live at WFMU, 2003

"Maps," MTV Movie Awards in 2004

And from earlier this month... Webster Hall, 2013