Without You I'm Nothing is the second studio album by British alternative rock band Placebo, released in 1998 via Hut Records. The song "Pure Morning" was the first Placebo single to have moderate success in the United States.
[edit] Production
The album was produced by Steve Osborne. The recording sessions were difficult for the band, not the least because Placebo chose Phil Vinall to replace Steve Osborne as producer at the last minute for what would be the album's first single, "Pure Morning". Later on, Placebo's frontman Brian Molko stated that, despite appreciating Osborne's producing skills, the chemistry between band and producer "didnt spark the way we wanted it to spark", also adding that the album was "overproduced" and contained "too many slow songs for a second album".[6] This said, he didn't disown the album all the same, adding that it is still an album the band is proud of.[citation needed]
[edit] Track listing
[edit] Credits
- Stefan Olsdal - Bass, additional guitar, keyboards, piano
- Brian Molko - Vocals, lead guitar, bass
- Steve Hewitt - Drums
- Steve Osborne - producer
- Paul Corkett - engineer
- Jake Davies - mixing
- Teo Miller - engineer
- Bunt Stafford-Clark - mastering
- Jacquie Turner - assistant engineer
- Phil Vinall - producer
[edit] In popular culture
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This "In popular culture" section may contain minor or trivial references. Please reorganize this content to explain the subject's impact on popular culture rather than simply listing appearances, and remove trivial references. (October 2011) |
"Pure Morning" was featured in the 2004 film The Chumscrubber. "My Sweet Prince" was featured in the soundtrack on the second series of Trigger Happy TV. "Every You Every Me" was featured on the soundtrack of the movie Cruel Intentions. "The Crawl" is featured many times in the 1999 Korean horror film "Tell Me Something", as is the CD of the album.
[edit] Chart positions
- #7 - UK
- #7 - France
- #14 - Australia
- #20 - USA (Heatseekers)
- #43 - Austria
- #55 - Germany
- #95 - Switzerland
[edit] References
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| Studio albums |
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| Compilation albums |
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| Live albums |
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| Singles |
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| Promotional singles |
- "Oxygen Thief"
- "Eyesight to the Blind"
- "I Feel You"
- "Daddy Cool"
- "I Do"
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