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Precipitate EP
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| Precipitate | ||
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| EP by Interpol | ||
| Released | January 2001 | |
| Recorded | 1999-2000 | |
| Genre | Indie | |
| Length | 21:14 | |
| Label | Private Release | |
| Producer(s) | Interpol | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Interpol chronology | ||
| Fukd I.D. #3 (2000) |
Precipitate EP (2001) |
Interpol EP (2002) |
Precipitate is the name of an EP by New York City based Indie rock band Interpol. It features two tracks not on albums "Precipitate" and "Song Seven" (although Precipitate is on another EP, FUKD ID). The featured version of "A Time To Be So Small" is different from the one re-recorded and released three years later on the Antics LP.
- "Precipitate" – 5:35
- "Song Seven" – 4:41
- "PDA" – 5:03
- "A Time To Be So Small" – 5:45
The EP was limited to 500 copies. The EP was sold a year before Interpol's critically acclaimed album Turn On The Bright Lights was released. On August 27, 2006 the EP was sold for an amount of $270.01 .
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| Paul Banks | Daniel Kessler | Carlos Dengler | Sam Fogarino |
| Greg Drudy |
| Discography |
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| Albums: Turn on the Bright Lights | Antics | Untitled |
| Extended plays: | Demo Tape | Fukd I.D. #3 | Precipitate EP | Interpol EP | The Black EP | Interpol Remix EP |
| Singles: "Obstacle 1" | "Slow Hands"| "Evil" | "C'mere" |