Laurent Garnier – Unreasonable Behaviour (Vinyl 2LP | UK & EU | 2000)

Laurent Garnier – Unreasonable Behaviour is the third studio album by the French DJ and producer, following "Shot In The Dark" (1994) and "30" (1997). It was released in 2000 on F Communications, the Paris label Garnier co-founded, and includes "The Man With The Red Face", one of the big club anthems of those years. The double LP has its own selection of tracks and mixes that differs from the CD version, moving between house, techno, electro and downtempo. This copy is the UK & Europe edition from 14 February 2000 in a gatefold sleeve, made in France.

Pressing details

• Label / Cat. no.: F Communications – F 115 DLP / 137 0115 12
• Format: 2× Vinyl LP, album, gatefold sleeve
• Pressing: Original vinyl edition for UK & Europe, made in France
• Country: UK & Europe
• Year: 2000 (14 February)
• Genre: House, Techno, Electronic, Downtempo, Electro – more in LPs

Condition

• Condition: Second hand
• Media: NM-
• Cover: VG+

Graded to Goldmine standard (see Vinyl Grading). The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.

Tracklist

Side A

1. Dangerous Drive – 9:05
2. Le Groove De Ta Mère – 6:20

Side B

1. Downfall – 5:39
2. The Sound Of The Big Babou – 7:23
3. City Sphere (Sax Mix) – 6:15

Side C

1. Smart Move – 7:30
2. The Man With The Red Face – 9:15

Side D

1. Greed 1 (12″ Mix) – 5:08
2. Greed 2 (Long Version) – 7:31
3. Last Tribute From The 20th Century – 5:18

Personnel

Written, produced and mixed by Laurent Garnier; mixing and sound design: Laurent Collat. Saxophone: Philippe Nadaud ("City Sphere", "The Man With The Red Face", also EWI there), flute: Philippe Nadaud and vocals: Delia ("Last Tribute From The 20th Century"), keyboards: Guillaume Boulard ("Smart Move"), electronic percussion: Daniel Bechet ("Greed 1", "Greed 2"). Made at the Wake Up Lab near Paris, lacquer cut at The Exchange, artwork: Seb Jarnot.

FAQ

Which edition is this?
The original 2000 double LP on F Communications (F 115 DLP / 137 0115 12) for UK & Europe, in a gatefold sleeve, made in France.

Is the tracklist the same as on the CD?
No. The vinyl edition has its own running order with some different mixes, such as "City Sphere (Sax Mix)" and "Greed 2 (Long Version)".

What does Media NM- / Cover VG+ mean?
The records are almost like new (Near Mint minus), the cover shows light signs of use (Very Good Plus). All grades are explained on our Vinyl Grading page.

Where can I find more house and techno?
In our House and Techno collections.