Sound of Silver Vinyl Record

Story

This was LCD Soundsystem's second album and was nominated for a Grammy in 2007. Even though it lost to The Chemical Brothers, it continues to win the hearts and feet of anyone who's ever graced a dance floor at 1:20 a.m. on a Tuesday. Certain albums run a current through your body. Sound of Silver takes over your nervous system for an hour before dumping you out different on the other side. Here's what we're saying: It's worth buying a record player just to spin this.

Two vinyl LPs
Nine tracks

Track List

Disc 1

Side A

Get Innocuous!
Time to Get Away

Side B

North American Scum
Someone Great

Disc 2

Side C

All My Friends
Us v Them

Side B

Watch the Tapes
Sound of Silver
New York, I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down

About LCD Soundsystem

James Murphy, the voice behind critical darlings LCD Soundsystem, introduced the world to his brand of infectious dance punk in 2002. After five cult (and not-so-cult) hit records, multiple Grammy Award nominations, and a farewell show at Madison Square Garden, Brooklyn-based LCD took an indefinite hiatus in 2011. Reformation rumors proved true in 2016 when the band launched a string of high-profile shows followed by a new record, American Dream, the following year.

Story
This was LCD Soundsystem's second album and was nominated for a Grammy in 2007. Even though it lost to The Chemical Brothers, it continues to win the hearts and feet of anyone who's ever graced a dance floor at 1:20 a.m. on a Tuesday. Certain albums run a current through your body. Sound of Silver takes over your nervous system for an hour before dumping you out different on the other side. Here's what we're saying: It's worth buying a record player just to spin this.
Two vinyl LPs

Nine tracks
Track List
Disc 1

Side A
- Get Innocuous!
- Time to Get Away
Side B
- North American Scum
- Someone Great
Disc 2
Side C
- All My Friends
- Us v Them
Side B
- Watch the Tapes
- Sound of Silver
- New York, I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down
About LCD Soundsystem
James Murphy, the voice behind critical darlings LCD Soundsystem, introduced the world to his brand of infectious dance punk in 2002. After five cult (and not-so-cult) hit records, multiple Grammy Award nominations, and a farewell show at Madison Square Garden, Brooklyn-based LCD took an indefinite hiatus in 2011. Reformation rumors proved true in 2016 when the band launched a string of high-profile shows followed by a new record, American Dream, the following year.