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| Artist : Ha Ha Tonka |
| Album : Novel Sounds Of The Nouveau South |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
| Label : Blood Shot |
| Year : 2009 |
| Genre : Indie |
| Rip date : Jun-24-2009 |
| Store date : Jun-16-2009 |
| Size : 53,1 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Pendergrast Machine 02:40 |
| 02 - Hold My Feet In The Fire 03:22 |
| 03 - The Outpouring 03:39 |
| 04 - What Shepherds Of These Hills 02:18 |
| 05 - The Horse In Motion 02:19 |
| 06 - Walking On The Devil's Backbone 03:53 |
| 07 - Close Every Valve To Your Bleeding Heart 03:13 |
| 08 - Word Climbing 02:58 |
| 09 - Giant Strides 03:32 |
| 10 - A Siege Of Sorts 02:06 |
| 11 - Surrounded 02:03 |
| 12 - So Quiet, They're Loud 02:33 |
| 13 - Thoreau In The Woods 03:44 |
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| 38:20 min |
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| Indie rock band Ha Ha Tonka were formed in 2004 in Springfield, MO, by |
| singer/guitarist Brian Roberts with Lucas Long (bass, vocals), Brett |
| Anderson (keyboards, guitar, vocals), and Lennon Bone (drums, vocals). |
| Initially, the name of the group was Amsterband. It was with this |
| moniker that they released their debut CD, Beatchen, and began to tour |
| extensively. In 2006, they followed with a second self-released album, |
| Buckle in the Bible Belt. In May 2007, they signed to independent |
| Chicago-based label Bloodshot Records and decided on a name change, |
| calling themselves Ha Ha Tonka after a state park in the Ozark Mountains |
| in southwestern Missouri. Bloodshot re-released Buckle in the Bible Belt |
| on September 11, 2007, as Ha Ha Tonka were in the midst of a tour of the |
| Midwest. Novel Sounds of the Nouveau South appeared in 2009. |
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