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LCD Soundsystem - LCD Soundsystem


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Label: DFA, EMI Records
Catalog#: dfaemi 2138 cdi, 7243 5 63439 2 4
Format: CD, Album
CD, Compilation
Country:Europe
Released:24 Jan 2005
Genre: Electronic
Style: Leftfield, Techno, Electro
Credits: Engineer, Programmed By [Engineering And Programming Assistance] - Ian Hatton , John O'Mahony , Josh Wilbur , Mike Lapierre , Steve Sisco
Featuring [Most Sounds] - James Murphy
Featuring [Other Sounds] - Eric Broucek , Mandy Coon , Nancy Whang , Patrick Mahoney , Tim Goldsworthy , Tyler Pope
Mastered By - Alan Douches
Mastered By [Assistant] - Eric Broucek
Mixed By - Andy Wallace , DFA, The
Producer - DFA, The
Written-By - James Murphy , Pat Mahoney* (tracks: 2-04) , Tim Goldsworthy (tracks: 2-02, 2-05, 2-06)
Notes:Copy Controlled CD. Comes in digipack. Disc one contains debut album. Disc two features early tracks released on singles.

Mastered by Alan Douches @ West Westside
Assisted throughout by Eric Broucek, the Intrepid Traveller

Recorded at Longview Farms Studios, Mass and Plaintain Recording House, NYC
Mixed at Soundtracks Studios, NYC and Plaintain Recording House, NYC

(P) 2005 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by DFA LLC under exclusive license to EMI Records Ltd.
(C) 2005 EMI Records Ltd.
Rating:   4.2/5 (69 votesRate It
Submitted by:DwarfeD
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Tracklisting:

1-01   Daft Punk Is Playing At My House (5:16)
1-02   Too Much Love (5:42)
1-03   Tribulations (4:59)
1-04   Movement (3:04)
1-05   Never As Tired As When I'm Waking Up (4:49)
1-06   On Repeat (8:01)
1-07   Thrills (3:42)
1-08   Disco Infiltrator (4:56)
1-09   Great Release (6:37)
2-01   Losing My Edge (7:53)
2-02   Beat Connection (8:07)
2-03   Give It Up (3:55)
2-04   Tired (3:34)
2-05   Yeah (Crass Version) (9:21)
2-06   Yeah (Pretentious Version) (11:06)
2-07   Yr City's A Sucker (Full Version) (9:24)

User Reviews:

djopm, Oct 21, 2005

This is a superb album! Each track has its own identity, message, and attitude. However, they sound like they're from different formats or a different artist. The last track is a nice flashback blow of a kiss to Brian Eno's "Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy). Brilliant!

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