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First Impressions of Earth is the third studio album by American rock band the Strokes. It was released on January 3, 2006 by RCA Records. Three singles were released from the album: "Juicebox", "Heart in a Cage", and "You Only Live Once". The album was recorded over a ten-month period. The Strokes initially set out to record it with Gordon Raphael, the producer of their first two albums.

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First Impressions of Earth is The Strokes' third studio album. David Kahne and Gordon Raphael produced the album, released through RCA Records. Interestingly, the album is band’s longest, clocking in at 52 minutes. It is also the first to receive a Parental Advisory Label. Released in 2006, the album is still perhaps the most controversial Strokes record. It introduced a far more aggressive and distorted sound that polarized fans and critics alike. Three singles bolstered First Impressions. The album itself garnered mildly positive feedback. Some feedback was strongly negative ( weakest album yet), while some critics were more favorable ( the first pretty good album of the year ). First Impressions of Earth Q&A.

When Is This It landed in 2001, prognosticators claimed the Strokes would break big, reassert New York's post-punk primacy, and save rock and roll. So one can hardly blame them for cutting their losses and going for broke on their boorishly titled third album, First Impressions of Earth. Here, the Strokes simultaneously settle into diminished expectations (delaying an album until just after Christmas not screening a movie for film critics) and wildly ratchet up their sound, trying new things, getting weirder, but remaining true to the core of their sound. Though always inhumanly taut, the band has grown even tighter, and now plays with a precision that, while coldly machinelike at times, is impressive more often than not.

They were on the covers of Spin and NME; they were on the cover of New York Magazine, accompanied by a massive profile written by Jay fucking McInerney, the author of Bright Lights, Big City. It wasn’t easy to get an interview with the Strokes in 2006, because in 2006, the Strokes were an event

First Impressions of Earth is different; it’s ambitious, messy, nearly as long as the first two records combined. Guitarists Nick Valensi and Albert Hammond Jr. get to show off, while drummer Fab Moretti provides the forward momentum that makes the Strokes a killer groove band. They’ve never kicked harder than Juicebox, which turns the old Peter Gunn riff into a surf-metal snarl, or Heart in a Cage, which jumps like Iggy Pop in The Passenger. He pouts and moans in fine mod form, as if he realizes his lyrics need all the help they can get. The guy has an uncanny ear for the did-he-say-that? moment, when a dumb bar-stool monologue veers into a brilliant little haiku. He achieves that effect with lines like I love you more than being seventeen.

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