PLACEBO Placebo LP ELEVATOR MUSIC/HUT RECORDINGS 1996 UK orig+foc+inner LPFLOOR2
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PLACEBO

Brit-pop band that frequented the charts during the 2000s with its hook-filled glam and punk style, plus theatrical frontman Brian Molko....


"PLACEBO" 

1996     LP     ELEVATOR MUSIC/HUT RECORDINGS RECORDS     LPFLOOR2

MADE IN ENGLAND     ORIGINAL PRESSING

GATEFOLD COVER (Unipak style) + INNER SLEEVE

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: (text) 7 24384 18611 1

Label: HUT/VIRGIN- RED LABEL - WHITE TEXT 

Label Code: LC3098

Other (Distribution Code): PM 264

Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) LPFLOOR2   7243 8 41861 1 1    

Catalog on labels: LPFLOOR2/7243 8 41861 1 1

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): LPFLOOR 2 A-2-1-1 D

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): LPFLOOR 2 B-2-1-1 D

On labels: rim text reads "All rights of the producer........© 1996 Elevator Music"

Rights Society / Publishing: BEL / BIEM

On Inner Sleeve: Tracklist, Credits & Photo

On Back Sleeve: Elevator Music marketed by Hut

Distributed by Vital

Printed in the UK

? 1996 Elevator Music Ltd.

© 1996 Elevator Music Ltd.

tracklisting

Side 1: COME HOME - TEENAGE ANGST - BIONIC - 36 DEGREES - HANG ON TO YOUR IQ

Side 2: NANCY BOY - I KNOW - BRUISE PRISTINE - LADY OF THE FLOWERS - SWALLOW

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RECORD EX but (please, read above description)

SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)

The key to Placebo's sound is singer/guitarist Brian Molko, whose impersonation of a woman goes far beyond his appearance and into his singing voice. His trio brings together various influences -- the epic, noisy "Chicago sound," late-'70s prog rock, and late-'80s "college rock" -- but boils them down into fairly conventional, guitar-heavy melodrama, with the sort of opaque and angst-ridden lyrics usually found in that genre. That's not to say that Placebo's sound is boring; churning guitars and direct, heavy basslines give the album a good deal of strength, and Molko is able to write moving, gritty melodies and fairly clever lyrics. Placebo may sound like a mix between the Smashing Pumpkins and Rush -- and the levels of melodrama on the album may stretch far beyond most people's tolerance -- but it's well-written and performs enough variations on those genres to keep it interesting...(AllMusic)

 



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