Black_Lips-200_Million_Thousand-(Advance)-2009-DV8

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2009-02-14

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Artist:   Black Lips
Title:    200 Million Thousand
Label:    VICE
Genre:    Rock
Bitrate:  180kbit av.
Time:     00:51:47
Size:     68.65 mb
Rip Date: 2009-02-14
Str Date: 2009-03-16

1.  Take My Heart                                        2:48
2.  Drugs                                                2:33
3.  Starting Over                                        3:59
4.  Let It Grow                                          3:37
5.  Trapped In A Basement                                2:34
6.  Short Fuse                                           3:26
7.  I'll Be With You                                     2:32
8.  Big Black Baby Jesus Of Today                        2:56
9.  Again & Again                                        2:48
10. Old Man                                              2:52
11. Drop I Hold                                          3:16
12. Body Combat                                          3:24
13. Elijah                                               2:52
14. I Saw God                                            4:29
15. Hidden Track                                         7:41

Release Notes:

Atlanta's favorite puerile punkers Black Lips have barely
taken a day off since the release of their self-titled debut
LP in 2003-- they've toured the world over (including
Israel!), recorded four albums of increasing quality (the last
one, 2007's Good Bad Not Evil is their magnum opus thus far),
and cut a raucous live album recorded in all of its debauchery
in Mexico (2007's Valientes Del Mundo Nuevo).

The band finally slowed down in late 2008-- they bought a
practice space and recorded 200 Million Thousand, an album the
band promised would be more melodic than its predecessors.
First single "Starting Over" proves that-- its shambling,
warbly chorus recalls any number of mid-'60s garage rock
bands. The album features 13 other tracks, including one
called "Big Black Baby Jesus of Today," and the band is hoping
to get a member of Wu-Tang Clan on the album. Whether that
pans out or not, the thought of it is enough.

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