Franz Ferdinand discography

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Franz Ferdinand discography
Releases
Studio albums 2
Extended plays 1
Singles 9
Video albums 1
Music videos 11
References and footnotes

Contents

[edit] Studio albums

Album information
Franz Ferdinand
You Could Have It So Much Better
Third Album

[edit] Album Sales

Franz Ferdinand

  • United Kingdom: #3 (4x Platinum) (Sales: 1,200,000)
  • United States: #32 (Platinum) (Sales: 1,000,000)
  • Germany: #16 (Gold) (Sales: 100,000)
  • Canada: #? (Gold) (Sales: 50,000)
  • New Zealand: #5 (Platinum) (Sales: 15,000)

You Could Have It So Much Better

  • United Kingdom: #1 (Platinum) (Sales: 300,000)
  • United States: #8 (Gold) (Sales: 500,000)
  • Germany: #2 (Gold) (Sales: 100,000)
  • Canada: #3 (Gold) (Sales: 50,000)

[edit] EPs

Title Release Date UK Chart Position
Darts of Pleasure 8 September 2003 44

[edit] DVDs

Title Release Date
Franz Ferdinand 28 November 2005

[edit] Singles

Year Title Chart Positions Album
UK Singles Chart US Hot 100 US Modern Rock Brazil Hot 100
2003 "Darts of Pleasure" #44 - - - Franz Ferdinand
2004 "Take Me Out" #3 #66 #3 #2
"The Dark of the Matinée" #8 - - -
"Michael" #17 - - -
"This Fire"
#8 a - #17 -
2005 "Do You Want To" #4 #76 #9 #22 You Could Have It So Much Better
"Walk Away" b
#13 - - #36
2006 "The Fallen" / "L. Wells" c #14 - #39 -
"Eleanor Put Your Boots On" #30 - - -

a Download chart
b UK only release
c Double A-side

Note: You Could Have It So Much Better also saw the release of two video-clip only singles: "Jeremy Fraser" and "Wine in the Afternoon"

[edit] Other

  • "Get Up and Use Me" is a cover collaboration done with The Fire Engines, who played the band's song "Jacqueline".
  • A remix virtual CD has been released, featuring remixes of songs from You Could Have It So Much Better.
  • "Swallow, Smile" is a 7" Vinyl only available for those who sign up to the Franz Ferdinand fan club, features an alternate version of "Take Me Out" as a B-Side.
  • "All My Friends" featured on the LCD Soundsystem single of the same name. The song is a cover, rather than the more common remix and is billed as "LCD Soundsystem vs Franz Ferdinand". It was released in 2007.