Chavez-Better_Days_Will_Haunt_You-(Retail)-2CD-2006-RTB

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151,14 MB

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2006-10-22

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ARTIST: Chavez
TITLE: Better Days Will Haunt You
LABEL: Matador Records
GENRE: Rock
BITRATE: 222kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 1h 34m total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-10-10
RIP DATE: 2006-10-17

Track List
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Disc 1
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1.  Repeat The Ending                4:56
2.  Hack the Sides Away              3:17
3.  Nailed To The Blank Spot         2:07
4.  Break Up Your Band               2:57
5.  Laugh Track                      3:58
6.  The Ghost By The Sea             4:02
7.  Pentagram Ring                   2:26
8.  Peeled Out Too Late              3:36
9.  The Flaming Gong                 1:53
10. Wakeman's Air                    4:23
11. Relaxed Fit                      4:40
12. The Nerve                        3:04
13. You Faded                        2:46
14. Little 12 Toes                   3:59

Disc 2
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1.  Top Pocket Man                   2:59
2.  The Guard Attacks                2:58
3.  Unreal Is Here                   2:31
4.  New Room                         3:11
5.  Tight Around The Jaws            3:21
6.  Lions                            2:40
7.  Our Boys Will Shine Tonight      3:29
8.  Memorize This Face               1:44
9.  Cold Joys                        2:36
10. Flight 96                        5:30
11. Ever Overpsyched                 2:29
12. You Must Be Stopped              4:48
13. Theme From 'For Russ'            4:49
14. White Jeans                      3:01

Release Notes:

We gave you the advance which was a 1CD compilation of songs from the record.
Here's the full retail 2CD, enjoy.

Two legendary albums, a bunch of tours, a small but fanatical fanbase... the
twin guitar attack of CHAVEZ is at last enshrined in a landmark, extremely
enhanced collection. No stranger to the brain-cracking power chord, CHAVEZ
differs from bands both from the mid-'90s and now in the application of
extraordinary minor-key harmonies and mindblown, fiercely joyous lyrical
subjects. These sit easily atop the silver-electric guitarage of Matt Sweeney
and Clay Tarver. Scott Marshall's huge bass moves give space and counterpoint to
the shattering ANTI-rock drumming of James Lo. Indeed, the band claimed Carl
Maria von Weber as a major influence, and it is not hard to think of the
lower-Manhattan-based quartet as the reincarnation of 19th-century romanticism
via incredible chops and a musical upbringing soaked in the Kinks, AC/DC and
Pretty Things. Ferociously rocking with a high-wire fragility, CHAVEZ's music
stuns and satisfies like nothing else.

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