Welcome to the RazorLibrary. Basically this is the hub where all of the most important information such as bios, chart sales & positions and music videos will be housed. This thread and its sections should be updated frequently. Click on a link below to be taken to the corresponding section. Please note that sales figures for singles and albums isnt currently available and will be added at a later date.

 

THE BAND

Band biography

 

Members biographies:

Johnny Borell

Björn Ågren

Carl Dalemo

Andy Burrows

 

RAZORLIGHT DISCOGRAPHY

Up All Night sales & positions

 

Up All Night singles:

Rock n Roll Lies

Rip It Up

Stumble & Fall

Golden Touch

Vice

Rip It Up (Re-issue)

Somewhere Else

 

Razorlight sales & positions

 

Razorlight singles:

In The Morning

America

Before I Fall To Pieces

I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got

Hold On

 

ALL THE VIDEOS

Rock n Roll Lies

Rip It Up (Version 1)

Stumble & Fall

Golden Touch

Vice

Rip It Up (Version 2)

Somewhere Else

In The Morning

America

Before I Fall To Pieces

I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got

 

LINKS

Official Sites & Pages

Fan Sites & Unofficial Pages

Misc Sites

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That week in the summer of 2004, Razorlight’s debut album ‘Up All Night’ entered the UK album chart at No. 1 and seven days later ‘Up All Night’ was No. 3 in the official UK chart.

 

That same week, Razorlight took on three British institutions in a row, starting with a remarkable performance on Top Of The Pops, going on to play in front of Buckingham Palace and a TV audience of millions at the Olympic Torch Parade in London and then before they even had time to bow to the Queen, being rushed across country to the most quintessential of festivals: Glastonbury. Though bottom of the bill in the Sunday morning slot, Razorlight were on a roll that they still haven’t come down from. Whilst playing a small, televised, acoustic set for Radio1’s Jo Whiley backstage at Glastonbury, veteran British TV host Michael Parkinson was watching - the story goes that he was so impressed that he resolved there and then that Razorlight must perform on his television show and so, three months later, they did. Razorlight’s rendition of their No. 9 UK single ‘Golden Touch’ complete with gospel backing singers wowed not only Parkinson but fellow guest Tom Cruise and has gone on to be screened around the world - it is the perfect illustration of Razorlight as a world class band.

 

A year on from that momentous week Razorlight found themselves having another career changing seven days of midsummer madness. Glastonbury 2005 and Razorlight had by now graduated from first-on the previous year to headlining act - going up against one of the biggest selling bands in the world, Coldplay, on the Other Stage.

 

The intervening twelve months witnessed Razorlight accepting awards and nominations from Q Magazine, the NME, The South Bank Show and Nordorf Robbins to name a few. They returned to singer Johnny Borrell’s backyard, literally, with two sold -out shows at London’s Alexandra Palace and played a UK tour to 40,000 people. Razorlight’s last single ‘Somewhere Else’ reached No. 2 in the UK charts (held from the number 1 slot only by a charity record). One week after Glastonbury 2005 with the sound of the crowd, wildly, singing along to ‘Somewhere Else’ still ringing in their ears Razorlight went to Hyde Park, London, on July 2nd 2005 to play for the world at Live8. That performance of just 3 songs was universally acknowledged as one of the highlights of the day, by their peers, the media, fans and a world wide TV audience of 6 Billion people.

 

Now it’s 2006 - practically two years to the day since the release of the debut album ‘Up All Night’ and a million record sales later, Razorlight are gearing up for their sophomore album’s UK release. Produced by legendary Beatles, Sex Pistols, Pink Floyd and Roxy Music producer Chris Thomas, it will come out on 17th July 2006 and all who have heard the songs so far, are agreed that this is the record that will turn Razorlight into a globally massive band. If previous years are anything to go by, it looks like Razorlight are going to continue wowing audiences and critics, breaking personal records and generally having a fantastic summer.

 

Source: Razorlight.co.uk

Member biogs to follow!..

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Johnny Borrell

Johnny Borrell (born Jonatan Edward Borrell, 4 April 1980, in Muswell Hill, London, England) is an English singer and guitarist, and the frontman of the band Razorlight

 

Life & Career

He grew up in and around the city of London, in Muswell Hill, and attended Highgate School, an expensive public school, with John Hassall, former bassist of The Libertines and frontman of Yeti. He currently resides in the Hampstead Heath area. He went on to form Razorlight with Carl Dalemo, Christian Smith Pancorvo (Later exchanged for Andy Burrows) and Björn Ågren. After a string of top twenty hits including "Golden Touch", their debut album Up All Night charted at number 3 in the UK, and stop-gap single "Somewhere Else" just missed out on the number 1 spot. Their self-titled follow-up album was released July 17, 2006, and debuted at number 1 in the UK album chart, giving the band their first release to top the chart. Johnny and Razorlight scored their first UK number 1 single with "America" on the 8th of October '06

 

Reputation & Controversy

Borrell is notorious for his arrogant attitude towards the press and is famous for his proclamations of his own abilities.[1] However, like many other artists who come across negatively in NME interviews, Borrell and supporters have accused the magazine of misrepresentation and emphasising quotes out of context. To make ends meet he used to be a "rent-boy" with many clients more than willing to take on his services.[2] Interviewers have recently alluded to tension between Borrell and the two Swedish members of the band, one of whom claims Borrell spends little time with them.

 

There was once also a monetary reward offered for video evidence of Borrell being happy slapped

 

Borrell & The Libertines

Borrell is one of "Dalston Set", a clique of indie notables connected to the early days of the London scene of the early 2000s, along with Dominic Masters of The Others, Pete Doherty, Carl Barât, John Hassall, and the Queens of Noize. It has been reported that he was briefly a stand-in bassist for The Libertines before they were signed, but in recent interviews he has claimed that this is not true. In Pete Welsh's Kids in the Riot, it is alleged that Borrell was sacked as The Libertines' bassist for unreliable behaviour and not turning up to gigs, but in general there is little animosity between the two bands, and Borrell remains friends with Carl Barât. The Libertines' song "The Boy Looked At Johnny" is reputedly about Borrell, and Razorlight album track "Don't Go Back To Dalston" is reputedly directed at Pete Doherty, telling him to curtail his drug habit. Another Razorlight song talking about curtailing a drug habit is "Up All Night" which is largely misinterpreted as being a love song. However, Borrell's former friend Pete Doherty headbutted him backstage at the Leeds Festival in 2005

 

Borrell & The Kooks

In the May 17, 2006 issue of the NME, Borrell became embroiled in a spat with fellow NME favourites The Kooks, as a result of his remarks that their music is '$h!t' and the lead singer 'boring'. In an interview with the popular music magazine NME Borrell is quoted as saying "He models his style on me. And that record is the most horrible thing I've ever heard. It sounds like the band are literally rolling over, sticking their arse in the air and begging Radio 1 to f*** them. I heard their single on the radio the other day and it sounds like f***ing Avril Lavigne! If he can live with himself after that production, and if he feels like he has to slag people off to keep up, then I'm sure his nights are long and those moments of doubt are really painful. So f*** The Kooks. f*** 'em!" [3]" implying that The Kooks had "sold out" to the commercial music industry by signing to Virgin Records and adjusting their sound to become more marketable. Ironically, Radio 1 had held a "Razorlight week" recently before that to coincide with and promote the band's second album

 

Borrell & Keane

In late 2006, Tim Rice-Oxley, pianist and songwriter with Keane, declared their song "The Frog Prince" to be a criticism of Borrell

 

Borell on Borrell:

I am johnny, I sing and write songs for razorlight. I also play guitar and run around a lot on stage. I like humphrey bogart films when I have a hangover, leonard cohen, klaus kinski, sushi and sashimi, moto guzzi, dizzying sensations, muhammad ali, milan kundera, NYC, London and Paris, prince, al gore's inconvenient truth, the justin valli trio, tom wolfe, radiance, getaways, ginko press, nick broomfield, working out, maps, malcolm macdowell, r-e-m-, flowers at the airport, delacroix's orphan girl, kings of leon, espn classic ringside marathon, old english surnames, beethoven's "eroica", laszlo kovacs, elvis presley, the yellow ducati sport classic 1000, the first 10 second's of "long hot summer night", challenging yourself, michael de la maza, early 60s keith richard, and of course.... you. when I am happy I listen to 'keep the car running' by the arcade fire. when I am tired I remind myself that 'la vie peut etre triste mais elle est toujours belle.'

 

Sources: wikipedia.org & myspace.com/razorlight

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Björn Ågren

Björn Sten Ågren (born 1979) is the guitarist for the Anglo-Swedish band Razorlight. He is originally from Sweden where he met Carl Dalemo, the bassist of the band. Ågren encouraged Dalemo to audition for the band in 2002, when Ågren was already a member. He joined Razorlight after replying to an ad in the NME saying "Guitarist wanted. No pentatonics"

 

He wrote the song "To The Sea" on Razorlight's debut album, "Up All Night", and co-wrote "I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got" on their second album Razorlight with Johnny Borrell

 

Source: wikipedia.org

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Carl Dalemo

Carl Dalemo is the bassist of the Anglo/Swedish band Razorlight. In his native Lidköping, Sweden, he sang and played guitar for over five years with different bands mainly his much beloved Spiral stairs.

 

Shortly after arriving in England, he was called by friend, the guitarist Björn Ågren, who suggested that he try out for the band he was playing in. Carl had never played bass until he arrived at a Razorlight rehearsal, but his fairly simple playing immediately provided a backup for the band, allowing Ågren, drummer Christian Smith Pancorvo (later exchanged for Andy Burrows) and singer/songwriter Johnny Borrell a usual rhythmic and melodic freedom.

 

He was once famously arrested during a May Day demonstration for urinating on Whitehall

 

Carl on Carl:

I play bass in this band. I emigrated from the clean and crispy cold north (Sweden) to dirty old London Town with all its decadence and pubs about four years ago. There I found Razorlight and I had to take a break from my normal life as keeper of peace and quiet and embrace the gutters of Camden and Soho and Seven Sisters and whatnot.

Everybody has to do it at least once and if you can handle it you're sorted - ish. If nothing else its great fun! Johnny was a great teacher and Björn was my lifeline back to the old country. It sort of feels like I lost my identity a bit on the way though cause I can't really see myself moving back to Sweden not yet at least I do agree with Johnny that New York City is a damn great place maybe the best in the world but live in America?

 

Sources: wikipedia.org & myspace.com/razorlight

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Andy Burrows

Andy Burrows (born Andrew Burrows, 30 June 1979, Winchester, England) is the current drummer for Razorlight as well as a pianist[citation needed], after joining the band in May 2004.

 

He was discovered in open auditions to replace Christian Smith Pancorvo, the original drummer for the band, who left in early 2004. Since he joined Razorlight, the group have released two albums, Up All Night which reached #3 in the UK Albums Chart (although Burrows does not perform on the record); and Razorlight which debuted at #1 in the UK chart.

 

His first ever performance with Razorlight was at London's Bull and Gate on the 25 May 2004.

 

Burrows has been a key figure in shaping Razorlight's sound and songs, having written the hits "America" and co-written "Before I Fall to Pieces" with Johnny Borrell

 

Burrows also sings vocals on B-Side "Whats It All About", got Razorlight involved in an Episode of The Mighty Boosh as he is a friend of the creator, and supports Southampton FC!

 

Andy on Andy:

I am andy. I love drums, apologising and pubs. I love books, but only ones with pictures. usually ones about drums or amazing country pubs.

 

Sources: wikipedia.org & myspace.com/razorlight

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Up All Night

Info:

Up All Night was the debut album by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight, first released in June 2004. The album reached #3 in the UK Albums Chart upon initial release. The majority of the album was produced and mixed at Sphere Studios by John Cornfield. [wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

1. Leave Me Alone

2. Rock n Roll Lies

3. Vice

4. Up All Night

5. Which Way Is Out

6. Rip It Up

7. Don't Go Back To Dalston

8. Golden Touch

9. Stumble & Fall

10. Get It & Go

11. In The City

12. To The Sea

13. Fall, Fall, Fall

14. Somewhere Else (Included on the 2005 re-issue)

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart run: {3}6-16-5-10-9-12-15-5-9-14-18-29-37-29-28-9-8-14-22-33-39-40-29-32-30-39-65-63-> out

Released: 28-06-2004

Re-issued: 18-04-2005

Time in chart: 29 weeks

UK Peak: No.3

Certification: 3x Platinum

Sales: n/a

 

Reviews:

Allmusic: 3.5 stars (/5)

NME: 8/10

Q Magazine: 4 stars (/5)

Rolling Stone: 4/5

Pitchfork: 3.7/10

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Rock n Roll Lies

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"Rock ‘N’ Roll Lies" is a song by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight and is the second track on their 2004 debut album Up All Night. It was also released as their debut single in August 2003 and peaked at #56 in the UK Singles Chart [wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

7"

1. Rock n Roll Lies

2. In The City

 

CD

1. Rock n Roll Lies

2. Action!

3. Yeah Yeah Yeah

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: {56}-> out

Released: 18-08-2003

Weeks: 1

Peak: No.56

Sales: n/a

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Rip It Up

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"Rip It Up" is a song by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight and is the sixth track on their 2004 debut album Up All Night. It was also released as their second single in November 2003 and peaked at #42 in the UK Singles Chart [wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

7"

1. Rip It Up

2. Here It Comes

 

CD 1

1. Rip It Up

2. Spirit

3. Yes, You Should Know

 

CD 2

1. Rip It Up

2. When He Was Twenty

3. Heartbreak Soup

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run:{42}-> out

Released: 10-11-2003

Weeks: 1

Peak: No.42

Sales: n/a

 

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Rip It Up (Re-issue)

Info:

A year after its original release, "Rip It Up" was re-released as the final single from the initial release of Up All Night, and peaked at #20 in the UK Singles Chart [wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting

7"

1. Rip It Up

2. Don't Go Back To Dalston (Live from Brixton Academy)

 

CD 1

1. Rip It Up

2. Just Can't Explain (Live in LA)

 

CD 2

1. Rip It Up

2. Fairytale Of New York (The Lamacq Session)

3. Stumble & Fall (Live at Radio 1's Big Weekend, Birmingham)

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: {20}-41-54-66-72R(2)-> out

Re-released: 29-11-2004

Weeks: 5 (6 in total)

New Peak: No.20

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Stumble & Fall

Info:

"Stumble and Fall" is a song by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight and is the ninth track on their 2004 debut album Up All Night. It was released as a single on January 26th, reaching number 27 in the UK singles chart. [wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

7"

1. Stumble & Fall

2. We All Get Up

 

CD 1

1. Stumble & Fall

2. For Georgia, At The Hammersmith Working Men's Club

 

CD 2

1. Stumble & Fall

2. Control

3. Rip It Up (Toerag Demo)

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: {27}-47-67-> out

Released: 26-01-2004

Weeks: 3

Peak: No.27

Sales: n/a

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Golden Touch

Info:

"Golden Touch" is a song by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight and is the eighth track on their 2004 debut album Up All Night. It was also released as the lead single from that album in June 2004 and peaked at #9 in the UK Singles Chart. In 2006 it came 87th in Q's 100 greatest songs ever. "Golden Touch" was also covered by Corinne Bailey Rae in 2006.

 

The song is based on MTV2 and Queens of Noize DJ Mairead Nash with whom Johnny Borrell had a brief relationship. The song was featured in Pontiac television commercials in North America.[wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

7"

1. Golden Touch

2. Dean, Take Your Time

 

CD 1

1. Golden Touch

2. Bright Lights (Demo)

 

CD 2

1. Golden Touch

2. If You Know What I Know

3. Losing Your Mind

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: {9}-27-31-43-68-71-60-> out

Released: 13-06-2004

Weeks: 7

Peak: No.9

UK Download: No.3

US Modern Rock: No.32

Sales: n/a

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Vice

Info:

"Vice" is the fifth single released by rock band Razorlight, taken from their debut album Up All Night. It followed "Golden Touch" into the UK Top 20. The song's opening line appears to paraphrase Bon Jovi's song "Wild Is the Wind." The lyrics feature the word "love" spelled out in letters, the outro repeating this several times.

 

The B-Side to one format of the single is a cover of OutKast's "Hey Ya," recorded with the London Community Gospel Choir (who also appeared on Blur's hit "Tender").[wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

7"

1. Vice

2. Golden Touch

 

CD 1

1. Vice (Full length Radio Mix)

2. Hey Ya! (Jo Whiley's Live Lounge)

 

CD 2

1. Vice (Full length Radio Mix)

2. Believe In Me

3. Anabelle Says

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: {18}-35-46-74-> out

Released: 13-09-2004

Weeks: 4

Peak: No.18

Sales: n/a

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Somewhere Else

Info:

"Somewhere Else" is a song by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight, and was featured as a bonus track on the 2005 re-release of their debut album Up All Night. It was their first new material following that album and became their biggest hit to date in the United Kingdom when released as a single, reaching #2 in the UK Singles Chart. The track is primarily acoustic-driven, with a shimmering effect and gradual build-up, with an insistent chorus; "and I just can't help myself, I really really wish I could be somewhere else than here".

 

Due to the time of the song's release, and the band's appearances at many festivals and events (including a headlining slot at the Carling Weekend: Reading and Leeds Festivals as well as Live 8 in 2005), it became something of a summer anthem.

 

The video features Johnny Borrell walking around various place in London, before returning to where he started at the beginning. A large portion of the video was filmed inside and outside this London pub. [wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

7"

1. Somewhere Else

2. Keep The Right Profile (Dub version)

 

2-Track CD

1. Somewhere Else

2. Keep The Right Profile

 

Maxi-CD

1. Somewhere Else

2. Hang By, Hang By

3. Up All Night (Live)

 

* The Maxi-CD also features an enhanced section which included a link to download 5 free live tracks

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: {2}-5-8-13-18-30-42-41-52-60-63-61-30-42-40-53-51-57-68-70-73-75R(18)->out

Released: 11-04-2005

Weeks: 22

Peak: No.2

UK Download: No.2

US Modern Rock: No.36

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Razorlight

Info:

Razorlight is the self-titled second album by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight. The album was released on 17 July 2006 in the United Kingdom and debuted at #1 in the UK Albums Chart a week later.

 

Tha band achieved their first #1 single from this album, with "America" debuting at the top of the UK Singles Chart in October 2006. For the 2007 NME Awards, the album was nominated in the Worst Album category, becoming the highest rated album by the magazine (8/10) to be nominated in that category. It "lost" the title to Robbie Williams' album Rudebox.[wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

1. In The Morning

2. Who Needs Love?

3. Hold On

4. America

5. Before I Fall To Pieces

6. I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got

7. Pop Song 2006

8. Kirby's House

9. Back To The Start

10. Los Angeles Waltz

 

*The iTunes store also featured 'Keep The Right Profile' as a bonus track

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: {1}{1}2-3-6-7-13-15-8-7-3-4-3-3-7-7-17-7-9-14-15-13-9-4-4-6-5-7-12-12-9-13-21-30-35-25-24-28-33-40-41-51-63-74-65-69-62-

54-60-57-46-38-33-42-54-59-75-49-59-74-80-98 -> out

Released: 17-07-2006

Time in chart: 62 weeks

UK Peak: No.1

Certification: 4x Platinum

Sales: 1,300,000 units

 

Reviews:

Allmusic: 3.5 stars (/5)

ARTISTdirect: 7/10

Drowned In Sound: 5 stars (/10)

MusicOMH.com: 2 stars (/5)

NME: 8/10

Planet Sound: 9/10

PopMatters: 3 stars (/10)

Q Magazine: 5 stars (/5)

Twisted Ear: 1 star (/5)

Rolling Stone: 2 stars (/5)

Pitchfork: 2.8/10

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In The Morning

Info:

"In the Morning" is a song by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight, and is the opening track to their self-titled second album, Razorlight. It was released 3 July 2006 as the lead single from that album, peaking at #3 in the UK Singles Chart. To date, it is their third biggest single after Somewhere Else, which peaked a position higher at #2, and America, which peaked at #1. It also peaked at #2 on iTunes top songs.

 

"In the Morning" has been played frequently on Mike and Mike in the Morning on ESPN Radio.

 

"In The Morning" by Razorlight, is listed as being one of the most prominently released songs covering the topic of date-rape. The lyric "you know you won't remember a thing" has caused some controversy amongst victims of date-rape crimes, and is generally disliked by feminists across the world.[citation needed] Yet the fact that the lyric is actually "you know we won't remember a thing" implies that the song is more likely about a drunken one-night stand than something more sinister.[wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

7"

1. In The Morning

2. Get It And Go (Live from Brixton Academy)

 

CD

1. In The Morning

2. Black Jeans

 

Maxi-CD

1. In The Morning

2. Doctor Doctor

3. What's It All About

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: 15-{3}-7-12-16-17-18-25-32-35-40-46-46-49-38-39-49-61-73R(3)-75R(4)-70-50-73-> out

Released: 03-07-2006

Weeks: 23

Peak: No.3

UK Download: No.5

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America

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"America" is a song by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight, and is the fourth track to their self-titled second album, Razorlight. It was written by the Razorlight drummer Andy Burrows and was also released as the second single from that album in October 2006. It became the band's first #1 single in the United Kingdom and on September 30, it shot to #1 the iTunes Most Downloaded Songs Of The Day. The single was the UK's seventeenth best selling single of the year.[1] The song debuted at #37 in the Dutch Top 40 in October 2006, after the act performed the song at the Dutch TMF Awards of 2006, which were held on October 13, 2006. A few weeks later, it peaked at #9 in the Netherlands.[wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

7" 1

1. America

2. Wilfred Owen (Demo)

 

7" 2

1. America

2. Down To The Coast (Demo)

 

CD

1. America

2. Teenage Logic

3. Fine

 

Sales & Chart Info:

Chart Run: 15-{1}-2-2-6-8-11-14-10-12-13-22-23-15-13-25-30-35-42-41-34-38-53-57-62-64-66-> out

Released: 02-10-2006

Weeks: 27

Peak: No.1

UK Download: No.1

Irish Singles Chart: No.6

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Before I Fall To Pieces

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"Before I Fall to Pieces" is a song by English rock band Razorlight and is the fifth track on their self-titled second album. It was also released as the third single from that album in December 2006, competing for the coveted Christmas #1 spot in the UK Singles Chart. The song entered at #17 there and at #37 in the Irish Singles Chart.

 

The video for "Before I Fall To Pieces" features Scorpio (aka Nikki Diamond) from TV's Gladiators and actor Guy Pearce.[wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

7"

1. Before I Fall To Pieces

2. Boys Don't Cry

 

CD

1. Before I Fall To Pieces

2. Teenage Kicks

3. In The Morning (Acoustic)

 

DVD

1. Before I Fall To Pieces (Video)

2. In The Morning (Video)

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: 46-{17}-23-24-34-35-38-46-54-63-70-> out

Released: 18-12-2006

Weeks: 11

Peak: No.17

UK Download: No.17

Irish Singles Chart: No.37

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I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got

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"I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got" is a song by Anglo-Swedish indie rock band Razorlight, and is the sixth track on their 2006 self-titled second album. The song was released March 19, 2007 as the fourth single from that album in the United Kingdom, peaking at #44 in the UK Singles Chart.

 

The Song became the first single off the album to fail to enter the UK Singles Chart.[wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

1. I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got

2. When Doves Cry (Prince Cover)

3. These Days

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: {44}-59-> out

Released: 19-03-2007

Weeks: 2

Peak: No.44

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Hold On

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"Hold On" is the fifth single from Razorlight's second album "Razorlight." It was released on the 9th July 2007 in the UK. It peaked at #80 in the UK charts, therefore 'failing to chart' in the sense that it didn't reach the top 75.[wikipedia]

 

Tracklisting:

CD

1. Hold On (Lillywhite Mix)

2. Spanish Boats

3. Back To The Start (Live)

 

Vinyl

1. Hold On (Lillywhite Mix)

2. America (Live)

 

Chart & Sales Info:

Chart Run: n/a

Released: 09-07-2007

Weeks: n/a

Peak: No.80

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