Record Listening with Phoenix
by Chad | October 20, 2009 | Published in KRTV | 3 Comments
Filmmaker, Guillaume Delaperriere, sat down with indie pop band, Phoenix, to listen to their record collection and talk about their musical influences. The entire film is available right here.
The Playlist
01-Blue monday people / Curtis Mayfield
02-Can’t let go / Evie Sands
03-Sell your love / Iggy pop & James Williamson
04-Flash forward / Serge Gainsbourg
05-I’m glad you’re mine / Al Green
06-Don’t turn the light on, leave me alone / CAN
07-Mesopotamia / The B-52’s
08-Ruby don’t take your love to town / Kenny Rogers
09-Slow night, slow long / Kings of Leon
10-Leur plaisir sans moi / Jane Birkin
11-In and out of the shadows / Dion
12-Victory garden / The Red Krayola
13-Escape from New-York main title / John Carpenter
14-We almost lost Detroit / Gil Scott Heron & Brian Jackson
15-Darlin’ / The Beach Boys
16-Peace like a river / Paul Simon
17-A song for you / Gram Parsons
18-The fairest of the seasons / Nico
19-Who was that masked man / Van Morrison
20-La smortina / Coro della SAT
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21-City lights / Phoenix
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October 20, 2009 at 2:10 pm(#)
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Kidrobot and Xander Xero, Ivana. Ivana said: RT @KidrobotRules Listen 2 records with French alt-rockers, Phoenix, while they talk about LPs that shaped their sound. http://bit.ly/rCqbH [...]
October 21, 2009 at 1:50 pm(#)
best post on the kronikle to date.
October 21, 2009 at 3:27 pm(#)
I’ve loved Phoenix ever since “United” came out back when I was in highschool. Great to see them getting so much exposure now, all over the world not just in Europe, great playlist as well.