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Imprint:
New York : - Nonesuch
Language:
English
Performers:
Black Keys: Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney ; with various performers.
Notes:
Lonely boy (3:13) -- Dead and gone (3:41) -- Gold on the ceiling (3:44) -- Little black submarines (4:11) -- Money maker (2:57) -- Run right back (3:17) -- Sister (3:25) -- Hell of a season (3:45) -- Stop stop (3:30) -- Nova baby (3:27) -- Mind eraser (3:15).
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The Black Keys
Characteristics:
1 sound disc (38 min.) :,digital ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentGreat solid album. I will be checking out more stuff by them in the future.
1 Lonely Boy 2 Dead And Gone 3 Gold On The Ceiling 4 Little Black Submarines 5 Money Maker 6 Run Right Back 7 Sister 8 Hell Of A Season 9 Stop Stop 10 Nova Baby 11 Mind Eraser
I've been listening to The Black Keys since they started, and they've always been a solid, unique band that really deserved to make it big. Their older albums are really something to take in. El Camino and Brothers are a bit of a departure in my opinion in that they're shooting for commerical sounds to target the masses, but still far better than 95% of the stuff on the radio today. For a real treat, check out The Big Come Up (their first album), Rubber Factory, and Thickfreakness.
How they produce an album that is 90% catchy and solid with only 10% slow melodies...So good (so good). Rock it on a road trip or on your way to the bar on Friday night, so good.
Love their music, loved this CD.