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11th Dimension by Julian Casablancas
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Julian Casablancas Born August 23 1978 In New York City New York Is The Lead Singer And Songwriter Of The American Rock Band The Strokes Julian Casablancas Is Half American And Half Danish And The Son Of John Casablancas And Jeanette Christiansen. His Parents Divorced When He Was Young. He Attended Kindergarten With Future Bandmate Nikolai Fraiture. Early In His Teens Julian's Father Sent Him To The Institut Le Rosey In Switzerland. This Was Where Julian First Met Albert Hammond Jr. One Of Few Other American Students On Campus. When Casablancas Returned To New York He Continued His Education At The Dwight School Where He Met Fabrizio Moretti And Nick Valensi. Julian Later Dropped Out Because He Felt Like He "just Wasn't Learning Anything" There. During His Hiatus From The Strokes He Released A Solo Album Called "Phrazes For The Young" On The 9th Of November In 2009. To Date The Strokes Have Released Is This It Room On Fire First Impressions Of Earth Angles Comedown Machine And The New Abnormal.
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"11th Dimension" Is A Song By Julian Casablancas And Is The Lead Single From His Debut Album Phrazes For The Young. It Was First Performed Live On The Talk Show The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien On October 27 2009. Pitchfork Media Awarded The Track As "Best New Track" And Rated "11th Dimension" The 66th Best Song Of 2009 Calling It "the Strongest Julian's Sounded Since Room On Fire. It's A Blast Of Retro-Futuristic Synths Steam-Rolling Guitar Licks And Slicing Dicing Hi-Hat And The Busy Pulse Of The Production Cuts Through The Detachment And Manages To Convey A Sense Of Fun As If He's Finally Enjoying The Creative Experience". The Music Video For "11th Dimension" Premiered On Babelgum On December 23 2009. The Video Was Directed By Longtime Strokes Collaborator Warren Fu And Was Loosely Inspired By Bruce Lee's Game Of Death. The Video Features Danielle Haim The Lead Singer Of HAIM As The Drummer In The Background Of The Video.
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Julian Casablancas Born August 23 1978 In New York City New York Is The Lead Singer And Songwriter Of The American Rock Band The Strokes Julian Casablancas Is Half American And Half Danish And The Son Of John Casablancas And Jeanette Christiansen. His Parents Divorced When He Was Young. He Attended Kindergarten With Future Bandmate Nikolai Fraiture. Early In His Teens Julian's Father Sent Him To The Institut Le Rosey In Switzerland. This Was Where Julian First Met Albert Hammond Jr. One Of Few Other American Students On Campus. When Casablancas Returned To New York He Continued His Education At The Dwight School Where He Met Fabrizio Moretti And Nick Valensi. Julian Later Dropped Out Because He Felt Like He "just Wasn't Learning Anything" There. During His Hiatus From The Strokes He Released A Solo Album Called "Phrazes For The Young" On The 9th Of November In 2009. To Date The Strokes Have Released Is This It Room On Fire First Impressions Of Earth Angles Comedown Machine And The New Abnormal.
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"11th Dimension" is a song by Julian Casablancas and is the lead single from his debut album Phrazes for the Young. It was first performed live on the talk show The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien on October 27, 2009. Pitchfork Media awarded the track as "Best New Track" and rated "11th Dimension" the 66th best song of 2009, calling it "the strongest [Julian's] sounded since Room on Fire. It's a blast of retro-futuristic synths, steam-rolling guitar licks, and slicing, dicing hi-hat, and the busy pulse of the production cuts through the detachment and manages to convey a sense of fun, as if he's finally enjoying the creative experience".
The music video for "11th Dimension" premiered on Babelgum on December 23, 2009. The video was directed by longtime Strokes collaborator Warren Fu, and was loosely inspired by Bruce Lee's Game of Death. The video features Danielle Haim (the lead singer of HAIM) as the drummer in the background of the video. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.