Dan Sartain /GarageTrash/

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Dan Sartain Vs. The Serpientes 2003



1. Tryin to Say
2. P.C.B. '98
3. I Could Have Had You
4. Walk Among the Cobras, Pt. 1
5. Cobras, Pt. 2
6. Cobras, Pt. 3
7. Place to Call My Home
8. Love Is Crimson
9. Leeches, Pt. 1
10. Lonely Hearts
11. Metropolis
12. Auto Pilot
13. Romance
14. Got That Feeling

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[Romanich]

Artist.........: Dan Sartain
Album..........: Dudesblood
Year...........: 2014
Genre..........: Garage, Rock
Bitrate........: 320 kbps
Size...........: 57 mb

Comment........:

Release Date: April 28, 2014. Label: One Little Indian. One question springs to mind when listening to Dan Sartain’s new record – why does the quintessentially American, Alabama-native rockabilly aficionado have a song on it called ‘Smash The Tesco’? What’s more, it sounds just like a brash, British anarcho-punk band, English accent and all. Still, maybe the ‘why’ isn’t important, because it’s a belligerent, berserk gem of a song. Elsewhere on this curiously eclectic record there’s a chilling cover of The Knife’s ‘Pass This On’ – “I’m in love with your brother”, Sartain sings, sinisterly – plus the gentle country swing of ‘Moonlight Swim’ and ‘Marfa Nights’, and the dark rockabilly of ‘Rawhide Moon’. Not to mention the electro-punk surge of the title track. It’s all very confusing, but sometimes it’s good to be confused. http://www.drunkenwerewolf.com/revie...n-dudesblood/#
http://www.musicomh.com/reviews/albu...ain-dudesblood

Tracklist......:

01 – Dudesblood
02 – Pass This On
03 – Marfa Lights
04 – Smash the Tesco
05 – You Don’t Know Nothing at All
06 – Love Is Suicide
07 – Hpv Cowboy
08 – You Gotta Get Mad to Get Things Done
09 – Rawhide Moon
10 – Moonlight Swim

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