Up All Night (Album)
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| Studio album by Razorlight | ||||
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June 28, 2004 |
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13 |
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Vocals , rhythm guitar : Johnny Borrell Drums : Andy Burrows / Christian Smith-Pancorvo |
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John Cornfield , Johnny Borrell, Steve Lillywhite |
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Up All Night is the first studio album by the English-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight , which was released on June 28, 2004 and reached number 3 in the British album charts. Most of it was recorded at Sawmills Studios and mixed at Sphere Studios by John Cornfield.
Track list
All songs were written by Johnny Borrell unless otherwise noted.
- Leave Me Alone - 3:50
- Rock 'n' Roll Lies (Borrell, John Fortis) - 3:08
- Vice - 3:14
- Up All Night - 4:03
- Which Way Is Out - 3:18
- Rip It Up - 2:25
- Don't Go Back to Dalston - 2:59
- Stumble and Fall (Borrell, Ågren) - 3:25
- Get It and Go - 3:22
- In the City - 4:50
- To the Sea (Borrell, Ågren) - 5:31
- Fall, Fall, Fall - 2:42
criticism
Vicky Butscher from Laut.de praised the successful composition of the album from different styles and melodies in order to create as much variety as possible. He also noted the resemblance to the band The Libertines , which can no longer be denied at the latest from Rock 'n' Roll Lies , which he justified with "Allegedly, Fron [t] mann Johnny Borrell also played there as an auxiliary bassist". "[...] Those who don't finish listening to the songs have lost anyway" and "will never get into pieces like Up All Night or To the Sea ."
Britta Kinkeldei from the music magazine Intro was very positive about Up All Night . She too drew the conclusion that it was “all in all a gaudy mixture of calm poetry and energy” and that she was looking forward to future Razorlight projects. According to her, Razorlight is already competing with the libertines.
Trivia
The song included on the album Do not Go Back to Dalston is a tribute to Pete Doherty is from the Libertines, who had to contend with a strong drug addiction. With this song Johnny dedicated his hopes and encouragement for recovery.
swell
- ↑ Chart data: UK
- ↑ Vicky Butscher: So innocent and yet so rock. So Britpop and yet so garage. on laut.de
- ↑ Britta Kinkeldei: RAZORLIGHT »Up All Night« review ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on intro.de
