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Placebo Discography & Albums
* Placebo (1996)
* Without You I'm Nothing (1998)
* Black Market Music (2000)
* Sleeping with Ghosts (2003)
* Meds (2006)
* Untitled Sixth Studio Album (June 2009)
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Featured Placebo Album
Placebo - The Bitter End
"The Bitter End" is a single by alternative rock band Placebo. Released in March 2003, it was lifted from their album Sleeping with Ghosts. Grab the hottest Placebo merch around click here.
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Placebo Biography
There is more than one artist with this name:
1) Placebo is a alternative rock band formed in London, consisting of Brian Molko (vocals, guitar), Stefan Olsdal (bass), and Steve Forrest (drums). Steve Forrest has joined in 2008, replacing Steve Hewitt, who left in October 2007, citing personal music differences.
2) Hot on the heels of Miles Davis and Nucleus, Placebo was the first Belgian group to advance in jazz-rock territories.
3) According to wikipedia, Feist was the lead vocalist for a Calgary punk band called Placebo as early as age 15 in 1991.
1) The British band was founded when former Luxembourg schoolmates Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal - who never actually spoke to each other - met by accident at South Kensington, London, United Kingdom tube station in 1994. Molko invited Olsdal to one of his gigs and Olsdal was impressed by Molko’s vocals so they agreed on forming a band. While briefly known as Ashtray Heart, the band quickly settled on the name Placebo, after the drug that has no active ingredient but works because the patient believes it does. Placebo also means “I shall please” in Latin. The band could not decide on a drummer at first with Steve Hewitt (drums) and Robert Schultzberg alternating on the spot. While Hewitt was the preferred choice, he also had other commitments as drummer for London band Breed, leading to Schultzberg being the drummer when the band signed its contract with Caroline Records. As the other band members were having difficulty getting on with Robert Schultzberg, they persuaded Hewitt to rejoin the band in 1996.
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