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in 2006—"Turn Around" and "A Tattered Line of String"—before determining the project should remain in the past. Both tracks, and the bulk of the rest of the band's recorded output, feature on a bonus disc of the tenth anniversary reissue of the album. As for the future of another album, both musicians have considered it unlikely. Gibbard said that the moment captured something special: "It was just this moment that was very inspired and unique." Tamborello concurred: " came together in such a natural way that I feel like if it happens again, it has to feel like that, and maybe that's impossible."
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to larger rooms to accommodate more fans—the final Los
Angeles date of the trek switched from a 300-seat room to a 1500-capacity. "You could really see physical proof of the album getting popular as we went across the country," Tamborello recalled. The Postal Service toured for five weeks in the U.S. throughout April–May 2003, and two overseas in Europe that June. "It was a really fun tour, and then we all went back to our day jobs. Things kind of got crazy after that," Gibbard recalled.
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of the last songs the duo completed in June 2002. Its genesis came together "incredibly quickly," according to
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it began airing. Gibbard shared a statement on the duo's official site, calling it a "shot-for-shot re-creation" and claiming disappointment that it "was executed without our consultation or consent." Apple later promoted the "Such Great
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could continue to use the name if it agreed to promote the actual U.S. Postal
Service. The album was then sold on the USPS's official website, and its music used in advertisements. The two also performed at the annual USPS convention in Washington, D.C. in November 2004. Tamborello, in an interview with
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player and walk around his neighborhood, humming melodies to the music. He also carried a notebook to compile his ideas, which he would use when home to write lyrics. Gibbard would then manipulate the recordings on his laptop, augmenting the beats with additional guitar, keyboards, and live drums. He
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Service sold out half of the venues they first performed at. As the album grew in popularity, some venues had to be switched
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scientists working in a sterile, futuristic laboratory." Both the TV spot and music video were helmed by the directorial team of Josh
Melnick and Xander Charity, who were approached by Apple to re-create the video. All parties failed to inform Gibbard and Tamborello, or Sub Pop, until one day before
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letter citing tarnishing and dilution of their trademark. The band initially considered renaming themselves. Gibbard traveled to Los
Angeles and met with representatives for the agency to come to a consensus. In the end, the duo inked a licensing agreement with the agency; the deal specified the duo
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Heights" as a love song for a girl he was interested in at the time. He noted that the relationship ended rather quickly, rendering the song's meaning rather pointless. The song came together late in the recording process, and was one
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Tamborello, operating from his L.A. home studio he called Dying Songs, contributed more-or-less finished bed tracks. The first two songs he sent developed into "Brand New Colony" and "The
District Sleeps Alone Tonight", which were completed over the course of a week. The pair worked at a pace of two
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still stands as the Postal Service's only album. From its genesis, its creators intended it as a one-off experiment. Still, Gibbard and Tamborello continued to collaborate in the intervening years, this time sending their music to one another using the Internet. The duo completed two original songs
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division. He proposed that they release a full-length album as opposed to an EP, noting that the former received more attention than the latter. "If you're going to do it, do a full album," he told the duo. "People will review it, and you can sell it for three times as much." The duo signed a joint
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chart, a ranking that only measured in-store purchases. Sub Pop offered a free download of the song on their official website, which had been downloaded over nine million times by August 2005; over four million users downloaded the song from the label's
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by touring that year. Nick Harmer, bassist of Death Cab for Cutie, joined the trio on the trek, managing the group and the visual accompaniment that was projected behind their performance. Rjyan Claybrook Kidwell, touring under the stage name
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was one of the "cheapest records Sub Pop ever made." Though he withheld the final number, he revealed the project had a very small budget, and that when combined, the five LPs the label distributed that year cost less than $ 50,000.
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for AllMusic, Heather Phares opined that while the album does not measure up to either Gibbard or Tamborello's main projects, it is nonetheless "far more consistent and enjoyable than might be expected." Michaelangelo Matos of
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first began to garner mainstream interest. It has been considered "one of the touchstones of a new generation of indie music." It was suggested that its success was a reaction to more heavy or aggressive indie rock, such as
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was released with little promotion—its creators embarked on a brief tour, but otherwise returned to their main projects. Despite this, the album grew in popularity steadily in the ensuing years, bolstered by the singles
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praised the album's "staying power" and felt that "Gibbard's delicate voice matches the subtle electro arrangements far more precisely than it does the folky guitars of his real group".
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in Chicago. Gibbard announced that the Lollapalooza after-show, performed at local club the Metro, would be the last Postal Service performance, formally ending the band's career.
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stands as the duo's only studio album. In 2013, the group briefly reunited for an anniversary tour and reissue of the album. In 2023, the band embarked on a 20th anniversary tour.
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between 10–20,000 copies, though Tamborello "scoffed" at the idea. It became Sub Pop's second biggest-selling album in their history, second only to Nirvana's
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in the following years. The LP arrived with virtually no promotion; besides the ensuing tour, there was "little mainstream press, and
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4311:"The Postal Service Chart History (Independent Albums)"
4293:"The Postal Service Chart History (Heatseekers Albums)"
1398:. He noted that "Everyone was sort-of in on the joke."
432:
4225:"Ben Gibbard Ranks Death Cab for Cutie's Eight Albums"
4095:"The Postal Service Deliver Full Summer Tour Schedule"
783:
page. In January 2004, influential L.A. radio station
452:, sending Gibbard, living north in Seattle, pieces of
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4009:"Such Great Lows: Postal Service Upset over TV Spot"
1588:, "I’ve never had a more creatively inspired year."
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involved Tamborello, based in the L.A. community of
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is the sole studio album by American electronic duo
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3635:"Give Up by The Postal Service Reviews and Tracks"
2272:– keyboards, synthesizers, programming, accordion
420:record deal with Sub Pop, and work on what became
3515:"The Postal Service – Awards (Billboard Singles)"
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1467:Laura Burhenn, Lewis, Tamborello, and Gibbard at
923:, which was released in 1989. The RIAA certified
885:." Sales of the album and singles on the nascent
491:The album has several guest musicians, including
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3489:"Postal Service Puts Stamp on Charts with Debut"
3452:"Postal Service Puts Stamp on Charts with Debut"
625:, a small laptop computer, to record the album.
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2497:Shipments figures based on certification alone.
956:to helm the song's music video. Both clips for
308:also features guest appearances from vocalists
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4173:"The Postal Service: Everything Will Change"
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1605:All tracks are written by The Postal Service
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4147:"The Postal Service Say Goodbye in Chicago"
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692:". In "Clark Gable", named after the famed
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460:. He would insert the CD into his portable
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3546:"Postal Service Album Keeps on Delivering"
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2651:The Postal Service: Some Idealistic Future
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4384:Recording Industry Association of America
4121:"The Postal Service adds U.S. tour dates"
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3487:Paoletta, Michael (December 25, 2004).
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4253:"The Postal Service Chart History (
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3605:Martins, Chris (November 1, 2012).
3582:. February 18, 2005. Archived from
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2228:"Such Great Heights" (performed by
2074:"Suddenly Everything Has Changed" (
1920:"The District Sleeps Alone Tonight"
1842:"Suddenly Everything Has Changed" (
1827:"Such Great Heights" (performed by
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3862:"The 200 Best Albums of the 2000s"
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3709:Payne, Chris (February 19, 2013).
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3304:. January 13, 2004. Archived from
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3119:Payne, Chris (February 19, 2013).
2914:Ingraham, Nathan (July 25, 2013).
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4171:Bloom, Dave (November 25, 2014).
4119:Young, Alex (February 19, 2013).
3945:"Give Up: Postal Service Band CD"
3450:Paoletta, Michael (May 7, 2005).
3269:Luhn, Alec (September 21, 2005).
3242:Martens, Todd (August 20, 2005).
3147:"Sub Pop's Commercial Resurgence"
2751:Sisario, Ben (November 6, 2004).
2571:Anderson, Kyle (April 19, 2013).
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1772:The District Sleeps Alone Tonight
1629:The District Sleeps Alone Tonight
1361:as the decade's 86th best album.
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741:Alternative Distribution Alliance
436:The pair sent one another burned
210:The District Sleeps Alone Tonight
4319:. Retrieved September 17, 2015.
4301:. Retrieved September 17, 2015.
4283:. Retrieved September 17, 2015.
4265:. Retrieved September 17, 2015.
4145:Baltin, Steve (August 5, 2013).
3145:Morris, Chris (April 10, 2004).
2881:LeMay, Matt (February 9, 2003).
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2813:Powers, Devon (April 3, 2003).
2693:. April 4, 2003. Archived from
1899:10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition
881:Paoletta characterizing it as "
503:, then known for her work with
4041:Pareles, Jon (June 16, 2013).
3890:"100 Best Albums of the 2000s"
3666:"Give Up – The Postal Service"
3078:Flicker, Jonah (May 7, 2012).
2168:"We Will Become Silhouettes" (
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444:The production process behind
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4359:British Phonographic Industry
3978:"Interview: Jimmy Tamborello"
2940:Chapin, Bill (May 17, 2009).
2883:"The Postal Service: Give Up"
2815:"The Postal Service: Give Up"
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378:Life Is Full of Possibilities
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282:Life Is Full of Possibilities
271:as a pioneer of contemporary
4223:Ozzi, Dan (August 9, 2018).
3870:. October 2, 2009. p. 5
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1375:United States Postal Service
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337:United States Postal Service
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3244:"Q&A: Jonathan Poneman"
2345:Top Dance/Electronic Albums
2063:"There's Never Enough Time"
2041:"A Tattered Line of String"
1801:"There's Never Enough Time"
883:the little album that could
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2541:"The Postal Service – Bio"
1707:We Will Become Silhouettes
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428:Recording and production
18:Give Up (disambiguation)
3425:"Top Electronic Albums"
3211:"Hot 100 Singles Sales"
2969:The Wall Street Journal
2946:Jackson Citizen Patriot
2255:, additional keyboards
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841:Hot Dance Singles Sales
694:twentieth-century actor
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2127:"Such Great Heights" (
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1518:Some Idealistic Future
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3556:on February 19, 2019
3080:"Such Great Heights"
2577:Entertainment Weekly
2172:'s Not Scared Remix)
1931:"Such Great Heights"
1510:Berkeley, California
1381:In August 2003, the
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1125:Entertainment Weekly
996:Professional ratings
706:September 11 attacks
400:(EP) of their work.
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4478:The Postal Service
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4047:The New York Times
3917:Richard H. Levey.
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3365:"Over the Counter"
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2363:Heatseekers Albums
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1075:Alternative Press
949:Napoleon Dynamite
821:to medical drama
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690:Don't You Want Me
674:Lee Harvey Oswald
656:four on the floor
383:the Jealous Sound
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