Flathead (song)
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“Flathead” | |||||
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Single by The Fratellis from the album Costello Music |
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Released | 4 March 2007 | ||||
Format | Digital Download | ||||
Genre | Indie Rock | ||||
Label | Interscope | ||||
Writer(s) | The Fratellis | ||||
Producer | Tonny Hoffer | ||||
The Fratellis singles chronology | |||||
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Flathead is a digitally downloadable song by Scottish indie band The Fratellis from their debut album, Costello Music, released on the 4th March 2007; there was an EP released with the same name in the United States after it had been used in a commercial for Apple iPod.
On March 11 2007, the song entered the Official UK Singles Chart at #67 on the strength of downloads alone, despite not being released as a single in the UK, after the song was used on an iPod/iTunes TV advert. Also it was featured in the trailer for Shaun the Sheep on CBBC
[edit] Charts
Chart (2006) | Peak position |
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Modern Rock Tracks | 33 |
U.S. Billboard Hot 100 | 73 |
U.S. Billboard Pop 100 | 64 |
U.S. Billboard Hot Singles Sales | 1 |
[edit] Video
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The video was directed by James Sutton and features the band playing with the three girls who appeared on the Costello Music album cover. In the video, three models who have appeared in various magazines play the three girls. Casey Batchelor plays the girl in the red dress, Natalie Oxley plays the girl in the green dress (although she wears a dark blue colour dress in the video), and Charlotte McKenna plays the girl in the white dress. Despite the Costello Music album cover's similarity with the video, there are also a few differences. The girl in the red dress is not about to place a vinyl record of the single "Henrietta" down, and the singles of "Chelsea Dagger" and "Whistle for the Choir" are not on the floor next to the girls, like on the cover. The bottle with the F on it is also not featured in the video. Possibly the most noticeable difference is that the girl who wears a green dress wears a dark blue one in the video.
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