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The Hold Steady - Separation Sunday (2005) [24 bit FLAC] vinyl

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The Hold Steady - Separation Sunday (2005) [24 bit FLAC] vinyl

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Name:The Hold Steady - Separation Sunday (2005) [24 bit FLAC] vinyl

Infohash: 2690AA39EE978F839CF22A74F3050926E20DA6FA

Total Size: 862.12 MB

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08 Don't Let Me Explode.flac (Size: 862.12 MB) (Files: 11)

 08 Don't Let Me Explode.flac

46.51 MB

 09 Chicago Seemed Tired Last Night.flac

68.06 MB

 10 Crucifixion Cruise.flac

32.72 MB

 11 How a Resurrection Really Feels.flac

110.04 MB

 07 Multitude of Casualties.flac

64.45 MB

 06 Stevie Nix.flac

111.94 MB

 02 Cattle and the Creeping Things.flac

79.78 MB

 03 Your Little Hoodrat Friend.flac

80.76 MB

 04 Banging Camp.flac

88.82 MB

 05 Charlemagne in Sweatpants.flac

79.78 MB

 01 Hornets! Hornets!.flac

99.27 MB
 

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The Hold Steady - Separation Sunday (2005) [24 bit FLAC] vinyl Released: 2005 Source: WNM 004-1 / US Genre: Pop/Rock Style: Alternative, Indie Rock Codec: FLAC Bits Per Sample: 24 Sample Rate: 96,000 Hz A1. Hornets! Hornets! A2. Cattle And The Creeping Things A3. Your Little Hoodrat Friend A4. Banging Camp A5. Charlemagne In Sweatpants B1. Stevie Nix B2. Multitude Of Casualties B3. Dont Let Me Explode B4. Chicago Seemed Tired Last Night B5. Crucifixion Cruise B6. How A Resurrection Really Feels The Hold Steadys Almost Killed Me is their hands-down masterpiece. A swirling maelstrom of intense, hilarious, and breathtaking rock roll, it should have been the album that knocked everything else into a cocked hat in 2004. Of course, it was mostly ignored outside the homes of a handful of indie snobs and adventurous punks, but its there, its amazing, and most likely the band will never be able to top it. Separation Sunday comes pretty damn close, though. It is a much darker record, revolving around drug casualties, broken lives, a hoodrat fixation, spiritual and physical dissipation, and general despair, and there arent as many easy laughs this time out -- but instead the listener gets lots of head-shaking wonderment at Craig Finns genius lyrics and voice. His gruff, in-your-ear vocals negotiate the twisting torrent of words like a world-class skater kid. He is insanely literate and insanely insistent: hes like the guy who calls at 2:30 a.m. in a frenzy to holler about his latest disaster of the heart, the bar-stool poet with a religious obsession, or the guy who corners you at a party and just wont shut up about how Boston are the missing link between the Beatles and Derrick May -- only you dont mind because he is strangely brilliant. He is also just about the best rock roll frontman since Bob Pollard. In fact, the group sounds a bit like Guided By Voices at times, only a Guided By Voices that want to kick your sorry can up and down the length of the bar. Or maybe a GBV that worship Springsteen instead of the Who. Whipping up a classic rock-inspired frenzy of monitor-straddling guitar riffs, dual harmony leads, E Street piano flourishes, and galloping horns, the band behind Finn sounds like nothing less than Jim Steinmans dream group. You could talk about great individual songs (the epic How a Resurrection Really Feels, the piledriving album opener Hornets! Hornets!, the weird and almost funky Charlemagne in Sweatpants), but the strength of the album is in the flow from song to song and the way the intensity level (which starts off at a near fever pitch) elevates until your head is just about ready to burst from the thrill of it all. Call it a quaint idea in 2005, but Separation Sunday is truly an album, one that sounds almost perfect when played from beginning to end in the proper running order. Block out about 42 minutes sometime, hold steady, and get ready for indie rock -- no, rock roll -- at its sweatiest, most intense, and most impressive. Long live the album; long live The Hold Steady.-------------------------------------Torrent downloaded from http://thepiratebay.se

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