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Musical Over Dose
is proud to present
Since January 2002
another new release, have fun
.: about release :.
Name .:. The Black Keys - Ohio Players
Genre : Rock
Source : CDDA
Type .:. Album
Artist : The Black Keys
Label : Nonesuch (Warner)
Titel : Ohio Players
Tracks : 14
Playtime : 44:03
Size : 316,75MB
Encoder : FLAC 1.3.1
Quality : 1006 kbps
[ Tracklist ]
01.This Is Nowhere 03:44
02.Don't Let Me Go 02:35
03.Beautiful People (Stay High) 02:47
04.On The Game 04:03
05.Only Love 03:22
06.Candy And Her Friends (feat. Lil Noid) 03:25
07.I Forgot To Be Your Lover 02:28
08.Please Me (Till I'm Satisfied) 02:45
09.You'll Pay 02:45
10.Paper Crown (feat. Beck and Juicy J) 04:18
11.Live Till I Die 02:24
12.Read Em And Weep 03:24
13.Fever Tree 03:05
14.Everytime You Leave 02:58
Total 44:03 Min
The progression from 2019Æs uninspired æLetÆs RockÆ
to The Black KeysÆ last full-length, æDropout
BoogieÆ, in 2022 was welcome, introducing greater
variety into what had been reduced to a stale, by-
numbers formula for the pair. Across æOhio PlayersÆ,
in an almost contradictory move, they find a sound
thatÆs pitch-perfect - pure æ60s guitar pop with a
touch of soul here, a smidgen of surf rock there -
and yet seem determined to fidget away from it with
mixed results. ThereÆs a thread that runs from the
Dust Brothers-like shuffle that underpins opener
æThis Is NowhereÆ to the actual Beck-featuring
æPaper CrownÆ - a track so very fun, but also so
imbued with the starÆs own style, itÆs almost as if
Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney are the guests
alongside Juicy J. Conversely, when they opt for
their signature sound - æPlease Me (Till IÆm
Satisfied)Æ, æLive Till I DieÆ, and especially
closer æEverytime You LeaveÆ (the production of
which sounds wholly digital and cold in comparison
to what comes before) - itÆs as if theyÆre playing
it too safe. Because æYouÆll PayÆ, æRead Em And
WeepÆ, æOnly LoveÆ, æFever TreeÆ (a charming cover
of William BellÆs æI Forgot To Be Your LoverÆ), and
æDonÆt Let Me GoÆ are all peppered with a shimmering
strut, and the kind of euphoria thatÆs surely only a
well-filmed choreo sequence away from the kind of
virality enjoyed by Jungle of late. And this is a
lane that fits The Black Keys like a glove.
https://theblackkeys.com
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Musical Over Dose
is proud to present
Since January 2002
another new release, have fun
.: about release :.
Name .:. The Black Keys - Ohio Players
Genre : Rock
Source : CDDA
Type .:. Album
Artist : The Black Keys
Label : Nonesuch (Warner)
Titel : Ohio Players
Tracks : 14
Playtime : 44:03
Size : 316,75MB
Encoder : FLAC 1.3.1
Quality : 1006 kbps
[ Tracklist ]
01.This Is Nowhere 03:44
02.Don't Let Me Go 02:35
03.Beautiful People (Stay High) 02:47
04.On The Game 04:03
05.Only Love 03:22
06.Candy And Her Friends (feat. Lil Noid) 03:25
07.I Forgot To Be Your Lover 02:28
08.Please Me (Till I'm Satisfied) 02:45
09.You'll Pay 02:45
10.Paper Crown (feat. Beck and Juicy J) 04:18
11.Live Till I Die 02:24
12.Read Em And Weep 03:24
13.Fever Tree 03:05
14.Everytime You Leave 02:58
Total 44:03 Min
The progression from 2019s uninspired Lets Rock
to The Black Keys last full-length, Dropout
Boogie, in 2022 was welcome, introducing greater
variety into what had been reduced to a stale, by-
numbers formula for the pair. Across Ohio Players,
in an almost contradictory move, they find a sound
thats pitch-perfect - pure 60s guitar pop with a
touch of soul here, a smidgen of surf rock there -
and yet seem determined to fidget away from it with
mixed results. Theres a thread that runs from the
Dust Brothers-like shuffle that underpins opener
This Is Nowhere to the actual Beck-featuring
Paper Crown - a track so very fun, but also so
imbued with the stars own style, its almost as if
Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney are the guests
alongside Juicy J. Conversely, when they opt for
their signature sound - Please Me (Till Im
Satisfied), Live Till I Die, and especially
closer Everytime You Leave (the production of
which sounds wholly digital and cold in comparison
to what comes before) - its as if theyre playing
it too safe. Because Youll Pay, Read Em And
Weep, Only Love, Fever Tree (a charming cover
of William Bells I Forgot To Be Your Lover), and
Dont Let Me Go are all peppered with a shimmering
strut, and the kind of euphoria thats surely only a
well-filmed choreo sequence away from the kind of
virality enjoyed by Jungle of late. And this is a
lane that fits The Black Keys like a glove.
https://theblackkeys.com
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