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First Impressions of Earth

The Strokes
First Impressions of Earth

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Tracklist

    Track     Duration Listeners
1 You Only Live Once 3:08 337,757
2 Juicebox 3:37 315,652
3 Heart in a Cage 3:32 267,431
4 Razorblade 3:28 215,027
5 On the Other Side 4:37 202,337
6 Vision of Division 4:19 191,720
7 Ask Me Anything 3:11 191,749
8 Electricityscape 3:32 187,825
9 Killing Lies 3:49 176,222
10 Fear of Sleep 4:01 174,311
11 15 Minutes 4:31 158,221
12 Ize of the World 4:28 170,468
13 Evening Sun 3:05 163,713
14 Red Light 3:14 168,851

About this album

© RCA Records Label (2005) Released: 30 Dec 2005 16 tracks (52:32)
Their third album, First Impressions of Earth, was released in January 2006 to mixed reviews and debuted at number four in the US and number one in the UK, a first for the band. In Japan it went gold within the first week of release. It was also the most downloaded album for two weeks on iTunes. Fraiture claimed that the album was “like a scientific breakthrough”.[3] In January 2006, the band then made their second appearance on Saturday Night Live playing “Juicebox” and “You Only Live Once”.

The album was somewhat a departure from the band’s two previous albums. One reason for this was a switch of producers from Gordon Raphael to David Kahne. Despite its initial strong sales, First Impressions of Earth received the worst reception, both commercially and critically, of all their three albums.
In 2006, the band played 18 sold-out shows during their UK tour. In February 2006, The Strokes won “Best International Band” at the NME Awards. In March, the band returned to the US with their longest tour yet. The second single off First Impressions of Earth, “Heart in a Cage”, was released in March 2006.
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