Phantom Planet Is Missing Phantom Planet

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  • Release Date: 07/28/1998
  • Sales Rank: 66,359
  • Label: FONTANA GEFFEN
  • UPC: 720642513323

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Phantom Planet Is Missing

1LISTENI Was Better Off 2:43
2LISTENSo I Fall Again 2:51
3LISTENRecently Distressed 2:26
4LISTENCan't Take It 3:04
5LISTENThe Local Black and Red 2:24
6LISTENDon't Get Down 4:11
7LISTENDying of Silence 3:08
8LISTENDown in a Second 2:59
9LISTENLisa (Does It Hurt You?) 3:16
10LISTENRest Easy 3:08
11LISTENSleep Machine 4:25

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For a debut album from a relatively young band (most of the members are still teenagers), Phantom Planet Is Missing is very accomplished and appealing. While the hooks aren't particularly strong, the band makes up for it with youthful exuberance and very colorful instrumentation -- the music is upbeat and synthesized flourishes abound. Instead of taking the route that many other younger alternative rock bands take (Silverchair's grunge or Eve 6's punk), Phantom Planet walk the line between pop and alternative and manage to carve out their own unique sound -- a rarity for younger alternative bands. Unfortunately, the album didn't sell nearly as well as albums by Silverchair or Eve 6, but it did manage to build a cult following and the single "So I Fall Again" was featured on the soundtrack to the TV series Sabrina the Teenage Witch. "Down in a Second" and "I Was Better Off" are also highlights on this promising debut. Jason Damas, All Music Guide

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January 22, 2004: i never heard of them, but when i heard "sleepmachine" by accident, i knew they were going to be my next favorite band.

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December 13, 2002: This CD was great...its one of those where you can't decide which is your favorite because you love them all..haha!