Black Cherry (album)

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Black Cherry

Studio album by Goldfrapp
Released	April 28, 2003 May 6, 2003 (U.S.) May 2004 (The Netherlands)
Recorded	Bath, England
Genre	Electronica
Length	43:00
Label	Mute/EMI/Labels/Pias Benelux
Producer(s)	Goldfrapp
About.com link All Music Guide link The Guardian link Pop Matters link Rolling Stone Magazine link
Goldfrapp chronology
Felt Mountain (2000)	Black Cherry (2003)	Supernature (2005)

Black Cherry is the title of Goldfrapp's second album, released April 28, 2003 (see 2003 in music) in the United Kingdom. It was produced by Goldfrapp, and received a positive reception from music critics, with London-based newspaper The Guardian, calling the album "an unexpected delight"^[1] and About.com stating: "it's the ultimate chillout pleasure".^[2] The album, written and produced by Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory was different from the band's previous album, Felt Mountain. Black Cherry had pronounced, groovy drum beats and a generally edgier, more hectic atmosphere. The album was also a minor chart success, peaking at number nineteen on the UK Albums Chart.

This album has been released with the Copy Control protection system in some regions.

1 Track listing
- 1.1 Bonus tracks
- 1.2 Dutch special edition bonus disc
2 Release details
- 2.1 Notes
3 Charts (alphabetical order)
- 3.1 Chart trajectories
4 Notes
5 External links

[edit] Track listing

"Crystalline Green" – 4:28
"Train" – 4:11
"Black Cherry" – 4:56
"Tiptoe" – 5:10
"Deep Honey" – 4:01
"Hairy Trees" – 4:37
"Twist" – 3:32
"Strict Machine" – 3:51
"Forever" – 4:14
"Slippage" – 3:57

[edit] Bonus tracks

"Big Black Cloud, Little White Lie" ("Tiptoe" revisited) – 3:07 (Japanese edition)
"Train" (Village Hall mix) – 5:28 (Japanese edition)
"Train" (Ewan Pearson 6/8 Vocal) – 7:34 (Japanese edition)
"Train" (T.Raumschmiere RMX) – 5:52 (Japanese edition)

[edit] Dutch special edition bonus disc

"Strict Machine" (Benny Benassi Sfaction edit) – 3:27
"Train" (Ewan Pearson dub) – 7:46
"Deep Honey" (Live at London ULU 2003) – 4:41
"Hairy Trees" (Live at London ULU 2003) – 6:47
"Yes Sir" – 3:58
"El Train" (T.Raumschmiere RMX) – 5:52
"Strict Machine" (Benny Benassi Sfaction extended mix) – 6:53

[edit] Release details

All editions released by Mute Records unless otherwise stated.

Regular album (UK/Europe) -- CDStumm196 (April 28, 2003)
Vinyl album (UK) -- Stumm196 (April 2003)
Australian edition -- CDStumm196 (April 2003)¹
Japanese edition -- TOCP-66177 (April 2003)²
Dutch special edition -- 391.0196.023 (May 2004)³

[edit] Notes

Released in a jewelcase by Mute and EMI Records in Australia.
Released in a jewelcase by Mute and Labels Records in Japan.
Released in a 2x jewelcase by Pias Benelux the Netherlands.

[edit] Charts (alphabetical order)

Chart (2003)	Peak Position
Switzerland Albums Chart	41
UK Albums Chart	19
USA Billboard Top Electronic Albums	4
USA Billboard Top Independent Albums	27

[edit] Chart trajectories

UK Albums Chart trajectory
Week	01	02	03	04	05	06	07 (re)	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15	16 (re)	17 (re)	18	19	20 (re)	21 (re)	22	23	24	25	26 (re)
Chart position	19	34	38	35	49	73	73 (re)	57	48	41	52	48	45	49	68	67 (re)	72 (re)	53	72	74 (re)	69 (re)	46	39	48	68	68 (re)

The album fell off the charts after six weeks, but later re-entered the albums chart six separate times for twenty-six non-consecutive weeks in total.

[edit] Notes

↑ Alexis Petridis. "Goldfrapp: Black Cherry". Black Cherry 1. Guardian Unlimited. 18 April 2003. Retrieved 22 February 2006.
↑ Wes May. "Goldfrapp: Black Cherry". Black Cherry 2. About.com. 2003. Retrieved 22 February 2006.