HOT CLUB DE PARIS Everyeveryeverything (2006 UK 7" vinyl single taken from the album 'Drop It Til It Pops', also including Hello Comrade [I Quite My Job]. The vinyl shows light signs of play issued in the glossy picture sleeve MOSHI41) more...
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HOT CLUB DE PARIS Drop It 'Til It Pops (2007 Japanese issue 19-track promo sample CD album issued to radio stations and reviewers ahead of the release date, including the singles Everyeveryeverything, Shipwreck, Clockwork Toy plus six bonus recordings. Custom stamped inner rim on the disc and promo stickered back insert, complete with picture sleeve, Japanese lyric insert & promo-stickered obi-strip! V2CP-329) more...
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HOT CLUB DE PARIS Drop It 'Til It Pops (2006 UK 13-track promotional CD-R for the debut album from the Liverpudlian trio, including the singles 'Sometimes Its Better Not To Stick Bits Of Eachother In Eachother For Eachother' and 'Every EveryEverything'. The custom printed disc comes issued in a clear PVC wallet sleeve with a wrap-around picture / tracklisting insert) more...
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HOT CLUB DE PARIS Sometimesitsbetternottostickbitsofeachotherineachotherforeachother (2006 UK 7" vinyl single, also includes 'Your Face Looks All Wrong', picture sleeve MOSHI38) more...
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HOT CLUB DE PARIS Everyeveryeverything (2006 UK 2-track advance promotional CD-R acetate issued to radio stations and reviewers ahead of the single release date, includes I Quit My Job, custom printed disc with custom printed title/tracklisting sleeve) more...
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HOT CLUB DE PARIS Shipwreck (2007 UK Moshi Moshi advance 3-track CD-R acetate single, issued exclusively to radio stations and reviewers. The song is an ode to debauched Saturday nights spent in Liverpool haunt 'Le Bateau', a night which possesses the slippiest staircase in the Northwest of England. The song examines the happenings that occur in our night clubs: falling down the stairs, sneaking in for free, forgetting the words on the dance floor, scrum-like dance moves and thefreeze-frame effect of a blinking strobe light. Custom printed disc, picture inlay + press release) more...
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