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Spoon occurs as band from Austin, Texas that was formed in 1992 by lead singer/guitarist Britt Daniel and drummer Jim Eno. Spoon, known as fallowing the song by krautrock band Can, signed with Elektra Records inside 1998, but a contract was dropped shortly fallowing a band freed A Series of Sneaks. Within response to existence dropped, Spoon freed the 2-song EP titled The Agony of Laffitte, referring to ElektrThe A&R man Ron Laffitte, and were eventually signed to Merge Records. When a release of their additional recent albums, Spoon has been met by using far flung critical acclamation. Girls Can Tell, released around 2001, sold additional copies than two their last releases combined. Kill the Moonlight accomplished the equivalent exploit a year late. Their latest album, Gimme Fiction, was released in May 10 2005 on Merge Records. A band has recently been featured on the Video Omid Presents by Omid on the song Anti-Christ. It keep close at hand appeared in numbers of late nighttime chat Indicate like, A Late Show Sustaining David Letterman and The Late Late Indicate Using Craig Ferguson.
Members
Britt Daniel (vocals/guitar)
Jim Eno (drums)
Joshua Zarbo (bass)
Eric Harvey (keyboard)
Discography
Albums
| Year |
Title |
Label |
| 1996 |
Telephono |
Matador Records |
| 1998 |
A Series of Sneaks |
Elektra Records |
| 2001 |
Girls Can Tell |
Merge Records |
| 2002 |
Kill the Moonlight |
Merge Records |
| 2005 |
Gimme Fiction |
Merge Records |
EPs and Singles
Villainous Sevener" (1994)
All the Negatives Have Been Destroyed 7"/CD5 (1996)
Non Turning Off Heptad" (1996)
Soft Effects EP (1997)
30 Gallon Tank 7"/CD5 promo (1998)
Anticipation Sevener" (1998)
The Agony of Laffitte CD5 (1998)
Love Ways EP (2000)
Anything You Want 7"/CD5 (2001)
All about Hits at It used to be that CD5 (2001)
Car Radio / Advance Cassette CD5 (2001)
Text In the future / Dislodge It Off split Seven"(2002)
Someone Something 7" (2002)
Jonathon Fisk CD5 (2002)
Stay Don't Last CD5 (2003)
A Way You Acquire By CD5 (2003)
We Turn Our Camera In CD5 (2005)
I personally Turn Our Camera In Septenary" (2005)
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