description Placebo - Without You I'm Nothing Overview
Without You I'm Nothing is the second studio album by British alternative rock band Placebo, released on October 12, 1998. The album features a glam rock-influenced sound and includes the title track, which was later re-recorded as a duet with David Bowie and performed live by the two acts. It contains several of the band's best-known songs, including Pure Morning and Every You and Every Me.
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When did Without You I'm Nothing come out, and where does it sit in Placebo's catalog?
It was released on October 12, 1998, as Placebo's second studio album after the self-titled 1996 debut. Songs such as 'Pure Morning' and 'Every You Every Me' combine alternative rock with glam rock and punk influences.
Is David Bowie on the album version of Without You I'm Nothing?
The original album track is a Placebo recording, but the later single re-recording features David Bowie on additional vocals. Bowie and Placebo also performed T Rex's '20th Century Boy' together at the 1999 BRIT Awards.
What are the key songs on Without You I'm Nothing?
The core track list includes 'Pure Morning', 'Every You Every Me', the title track, 'You Don't Care About Us', and 'The Crawl'. Streaming editions can add or sequence bonus material differently, so a platform may show more than the core 1998 album.
Who produced Without You I'm Nothing?
Steve Osborne produced most of the album, giving Placebo a darker frame for Brian Molko's vocals and Stefan Olsdal's guitar-and-bass attack. 'Pure Morning' came from a separate session associated with producer Phil Vinall.
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