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Fukd ID #3 is the debut EP by New York post-punk band Interpol. It was released on December 11, 2000 by Chemikal Underground on the Fukd ID imprint. It is a known rarity, and highly collectible amongst fans of the band: only 1,000 copies of the disc were originally pressed, and it is now out of print. These songs also comprise some of the very first Interpol recordings, all of which were made on an 8 track recorder. "PDA", "Roland", and "5" were recorded in 1998, whereas "Precipitate" was recorded the next year in 1999.
The song "5" was originally titled "Get the Girls", and was previously released on a demo tape by the band, along with "PDA" and "Roland".
Track listing
- "PDA" – 4:45
- "Precipitate" – 5:36
- "Roland" – 3:45
- "5" – 3:47
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