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Franz Ferdinand: Late Night Tales - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Late Night Tales Artist: Franz Ferdinand Label: Late Night Tales Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 5060391090108 Genre: Dance Release Date: 2014 09 16 Number of Discs: 1 Franz Ferdinand are welcomed into the Late Night Tales family with a diverse 20 track selection of musical influences, inspirations, diversions and discoveries. The quartet have released four studio albums including their 2004 self titled debut album, which went gold just about
Title: Late Night TalesArtist: Franz Ferdinand
Label: Late Night Tales
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060391090108
Genre: Dance
Release Date: 2014-09-16
Number of Discs: 1
Franz Ferdinand are welcomed into the Late Night Tales family with a diverse 20 track selection of musical influences, inspirations, diversions and discoveries. The quartet have released four studio albums including their 2004 self-titled debut album, which went gold just about anywhere with a record store, as well as nabbing the Mercury Music Prize and a pair of Brits for Best British Group and Best British Rock Act. They've subsequently gone on to release You Could Have It So Much Better, Tonight: Franz Ferdinand and last year's Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action. Announcing itself with Franz Ferdinand's own exclusive cover version of the hugely collectible 'Leaving My Old Life Behind', originally performed by Jonathan Halper, (which appeared on the cult Kenneth Anger movie Puce Moment), their Late Night Tales mix flows between dark and light, introspection and affection, dancing and horizontal appreciation. Hear them join the dots between Can, Serge Gainsbourg and the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, Sandy's Nelson's percussion work-out 'Let There Be Drums', the irrepressible Ian Dury, funky sensations Zapp and the Disco Dub Band and sonic explorer Lee 'Scratch' Perry. It wouldn't be right for Franz Ferdinand to produce a mix such as this without a nod to the country that brought them together, so Glasgow's Life Without Buildings, whose uplifting 'New Town' appears alongside 'Reach for the Dead' by Boards of Canada. As they leave US wondering and wandering with American Spring's Brian Wilson-produced ' Sweet Mountain ', we take leave of our senses and suitcases on this tour bus of your mind. We've visited soul, funk, reggae, pop, Krautrock and others besides, but before we depart, Franz frontman Alex Kapranos provides a final farewell with the self penned story 'Defibrillator'.
Tracks:
1.1 Franz Ferdinand - Leaving My Old Life Behind (Exclusive Cover Version)
1.2 R. Stevie Moore - I'm Only Sleeping
1.3 The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Eighteen Is Over the Hill
1.4 Sandy Nelson - Let There Be Drums
1.5 Life Without Buildings - New Town
1.6 Can - Connection
1.7 The Liminanas - the Darkside
1.8 Ian Dury - Reasons to Be Cheerful Part 3
1.9 Disco Dub Band - for the Love of Money
1.10 Zapp - More Bounce to the Ounce
1.11 Serge Gainsbourg - Requiem Pour Un Con
1.12 Lee "Scratch" Perry - Disco Devil
1.13 James Brown - King Heroin
1.14 Carrie Cleveland - Love Will Set You Free
1.15 Paul McCartney ; Wings - Nineteen Hundred ; Eighty Five
1.16 Boards of Canada - Reach for the Dead
1.17 Oneohtrix Point Never - Zebra
1.18 Justus Khncke - Old Man
1.19 American Spring - Sweet Mountain
1.20 Alex Kapranos - Defibrillator (Exclusive Spoken Word Piece)
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