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Phoenix - United (Vinyl)
Phoenix - United (Vinyl)
Artist: Phoenix
Music Genre: Rock & roll, Pop rock, Indie
- Label
- Source
- Cat No
- 7243 8 488531 1
- Released
- 2000
- Pressing
- Europe
- Styles
- Rock & Roll, Pop Rock, Indie Rock, House, Jazz-Funk
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| Artist | Phoenix |
|---|---|
| Format | Vinyl |
| Label | Source |
| Catalogue no. | 7243 8 488531 1 |
| Genre | Rock & roll, Pop rock, and Indie |
| Released | 12 June 2000 |
| Barcode | 0724384885311 |
Phoenix — United
Format: Vinyl • Label: Source (7243 8 488531 1) • Released: 2000 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Rock & Roll, Pop Rock, Indie Rock, House, Jazz-Funk
Tracklist:
A1. School's Rules
A2. Too Young
A3. Honeymoon
A4. If I Ever Feel Better
A5. Party Time
B1. On Fire
B2. Embuscade
B3. Summer Days
B4a. Funky Squaredance
B4b. Part Two
B4c. Part Three
B5. Definitive Breaks
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Thomas Croquet (aka Thomas Mars, vocals), Frederic Moulin (aka Deck D'Arcy, bass), and Christian Mazzalai (guitars) were the original trio who would become known as Phoenix. Mazzalai's older brother Laurent Mazzalai (aka Laurent Brancowitz aka Branco) joined the trio when his band broke up in 1995 (see Darlin'), and two years later they called themselves Phoenix. At this point they were still making rock music without the synth-rock sounds, and released a single on their own label Ghettoblaster. Shortly there-after, they were signed to the Paris-based Source. While there, they got aquainted with label-mates AIR, and were the backing band for a number of TV appearances. From this connection, Phoenix created their first French house track in 1999, "Heatwave." This was the precursor to their debut album, "United". From this, they appeared on a number of compilations, but went on a creative hiatus until 2004.
Source: Discogs
