In January 2004 the single Take Me Out (). deal in 2002 and releasing their debut song Darts Of Pleasure a year later. Hits To The Head also features fan favorites such as “Take Me Out,” “Michael,” “The Dark of the Matinee,” “Do You Want To,” “The Fallen” and “Ulysses,” as well as the other new song “Curious.” This album comes after recent changes to the band: their original drummer Paul Thomson recently retired after 19 years with the group, but he was quickly replaced by Audrey Tait. The band moved to Gula Studios in Malm, Sweden, with Cardigans producer Tore Johansson to record their debut album. I am so grateful that they had Changes or Rolled Gold. On connecting, you will also join the Franz Ferdinand mailing list and follow Franz Ferdinand on Spotify. Connect with Spotify for an enhanced audio guide from Alex. Explore artefacts and ephemera from the year of its release. For music credits, visit Music downloads not rated by the ESRB.brbr1-6. Limited edition repress of the legendary Daft Punk remix of Take Me Out available on 7 for the first time featuring brand new artwork. Add Take Me Out by Franz Ferdinand to your Rock Band song library. Their art-rock take on post-punk is amplified by a taut, funky rhythm section that could have been taken straight from New York at the peak of its disco powers. “I think of my parents’ record collection as a kid. Released in September 2005, You Could Have It So Much Better broadened the bands sound with piano ballads and Beatlesque pop. To celebrate the song’s anniversary, Franz Ferdinand take you on a tour of Take Me Out. 'Take Me Out' is Franz Ferdinand's second single. I disagree,” says Alex Kapranos in the article. Sparks - Angst in My Pants Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out Bloc Party - Banquet The Killers - Somebody Told Me The Postal Service - Such Great Heights. “I have friends who believe you’re somehow not a ‘real’ fan if you own a best of rather than a discography. Franz Ferdinand is the debut studio album by Scottish indie rock band Franz Ferdinand, first released on 9 February 2004 through the Domino Recording. The song itself similarly carries the catchy guitar riffs used frequently in the Elton John era. The ‘70s-inspired video includes plenty of open-collared, flamboyantly-patterned shirts, mirrored shadows and dark eye makeup, drawing upon punk’s roots in the decade.

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