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Death Cab for Cutie
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General Information (Death Cab for Cutie) |
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| Mostly Credited As: | Death Cab for Cutie |
| Date Of Birth: | 1997 |
| Country Of Birth: | USA |
| Birth Place: | Bellingham, Washington |
Death Cab for Cutie was formed in 1997 in Bellingham, Washington. The band began as a solo project for Ben Gibbard, but expanded into a band when Gibbard added Christopher Walla on electric guitar, Nicholas Harmer on bass, and Nathan Good on drums. In 1998, their first LP, Something About Airplanes was released. Two years later in 2000, their second album We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes, and later that year, Nathan Good left the band. Michael Schorr replaced him on drums, and in 2001, The Photo Album was released.
In 2003, the band once again had a member change, with Jason McGerr replacing Michael Schorr on drums. With their new drummer, the band released Transatlanticism, which became their first album to receive critical acclaim and quickly became the band's top selling album. Songs from this album appeared on Six Feet Under, and the band performed "Movie Script Ending" and "Title and Registration" on " The O.C. Confidential" episode of The O.C..
In 2004, the band signed with Atlantic Records, officially leaving their indie label. With their new label, Death Cab released Plans to critical acclaim, and was nominated for "Best Alternative Album of 2005" at the 2005 Grammy Awards. The first single off of the album, "Soul Meets Body", rose to #5 on the Billboard Charts, becoming their best ranked single.
Discography:
You Can Play These Songs with Chords (1997)
Something About Airplanes (1999)
You Can Play These Songs with Chords (1999)
We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes (2000)
The Photo Album (2001)
Transatlanticism (2003)
Plans (2005) (certified gold)
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Death Cab for Cutie was formed in 1997 in Bellingham, Washington. The band began as a solo project for Ben Gibbard, but expanded into a band when Gibbard added Christopher Walla on electric guitar, Nicholas Harmer on bass, and Nathan Good on drums. In 1998, their first LP, Something About Airplanes was released. Two years later in 2000, their second album We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes, and later that year, Nathan Good left the band. Michael Schorr replaced him on drums, and in 2001, The Photo Album was released.
In 2003, the band once again had a member change, with Jason McGerr replacing Michael Schorr on drums. With their new drummer, the band released Transatlanticism, which became their first album to receive critical acclaim and quickly became the band's top selling album. Songs from this album appeared on Six Feet Under, and the band performed "Movie Script Ending" and "Title and Registration" on " The O.C. Confidential" episode of The O.C..
In 2004, the band signed with Atlantic Records, officially leaving their indie label. With)
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Death Cab for Cutie TV Appearances |
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| Show: Soundstage (2003) (1974) |
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• Death Cab for Cutie |
07x10: (Jul/09/2009) |
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Themselves, [Musical Guests] |
| Show: The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (2009) |
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• Howie Mandel, Alanis Morissette, Death Cab for Cutie |
01x21: (Jul/06/2009) |
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Themselves, [Musical Guests] |
| Show: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1992) |
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• Elizabeth Banks, Jack McBrayer, Death Cab For Cutie |
17x30: (Oct/31/2008) |
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Themselves, [Musical Guests] |
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• Eva Longoria, Cole and Dylan Sprouse, Death Cab for Cutie |
15x06: (Sep/25/2006) |
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Themselves |
| Show: Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1993) |
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• Russell Crowe, Alicia Keys, Death Cab For Cutie |
16x17: (Oct/07/2008) |
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Themselves, [Musical Guests] |
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• Will Ferrell, Tom Everett Scott, Death Cab For Cutie |
14x32: (Nov/08/2006) |
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Themselves |
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• Martha Stewart, Big Show, Death Cab For Cutie |
13x13: (Sep/27/2005) |
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Themselves |
| Show: Jimmy Kimmel Live (2003) |
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• Al Reynolds, Death Cab for Cutie |
06x78: (May/22/2008) |
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Themselves, [Musical Guests] |
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• Howie Mandel, LaDainian Tomlinson, Death Cab for Cutie |
03x174: (Dec/13/2005) |
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Themselves |
| Show: Late Show with David Letterman (1993) |
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• Regis Philbin, Laura Dern, Death Cab for Cutie |
15x115: (May/13/2008) |
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Themselves, [Musical Guests] |
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• Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Tyler Perry, Death Cab For Cutie |
13x126: (Apr/13/2006) |
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Themselves |
| Show: Austin City Limits (1976) |
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• Death Cab for Cutie / My Morning Jacket |
31x13: (Feb/11/2006) |
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Themselves |
| Show: Saturday Night Live (1975) |
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• Scarlett Johanson/Death Cab For Cutie |
31x10: (Jan/14/2006) |
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Themselves, [Musical Guests] |
| Show: The O.C. (2003) |
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• The O.C. Confidential |
02x20: (Apr/21/2005) |
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Themselves |
| Show: Last Call with Carson Daly (2002) |
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• Cedric the Entertainer, Al Roker, Chris Noth, Death Cab for Cutie, Mike Birbiglia, BBC |
03x16: (Feb/13/2004) |
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Themselves |
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Death Cab for Cutie Featured Songs |
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Death Cab for Cutie Trivia |
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The band's name comes from the 1967 song "Death Cab for Cutie" by Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band. | Lead singer Ben Gibbard is also part of the band, The Postal Service. |
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