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Black Keys Nonesuch Blues Rock Alternative Rock Garage Rock 2011

Performer: The Black Keys
Album: El Camino
Label: Nonesuch
Catalog #: 529099-1
MP3: 2194 mb | FLAC: 1865 mb
Released: 06 Dec 2011
Country: US
Style: Blues Rock, Alternative Rock, Garage Rock
Rating: 4.9/5
Votes: 454
Category: Rock / Blues

Tracklist

1	Nova Baby	3:27
2	Dead And Gone	3:41
3	Hell Of A Season	3:45
4	Run Right Back	3:17
5	Sister	3:25
6	Little Black Submarines	4:11
7	Gold On The Ceiling	3:44
8	Lonely Boy	3:13
9	Stop Stop	3:30
10	Mind Eraser	3:15
11	Mind Eraser	3:15
12	Money Maker	2:57

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
529099-2	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(CD, Album)	Nonesuch	529099-2	US	2011
none	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(11xFile, AAC, Album, 256)	Nonesuch	none	US	2011
529099-2	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(CD, Album)	Nonesuch	529099-2	Argentina	2011
529009-1	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(LP, Album)	Nonesuch	529009-1	US	2011
530454-1	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(2x12", Album, 180 + 7" + CD, Album + Num, S/Editio)	Nonesuch	530454-1	UK, Europe & US	2012

Credits

Art Direction – Michael Carney
Engineer – Kennie Takahashi
Engineer [Assistant Engineer] – Collin Dupuis
Keyboards [Additional Keyboards] – B. Burton
Management – John Peets
Mastered By – Brian Lucey
Mastered By [Vinyl] – BG
Mixed By – Tchad Blake (tracks: A2 to B6, CD-2 to CD-11), Tom Elmhirst (tracks: A1, CD-1)
Mixed By [Assisted By] – Ben Baptie (tracks: A1, CD-1)
Performer – The Black Keys
Photography By – Michael Carney
Producer – Danger Mouse, The Black Keys
Vocals [Additional Vocals] – Ashley Wilcoxson, Heather Rigdon, Leisa Hans
Written-By – B. Burton, D. Auerbach, P. Carney

Notes

Includes poster, the record comes in gatefold tip-on sleeve, the CD comes in a cardboard sleeve.

Nonesuch Records Inc., a Warner Music Group Company [...] ℗ & © 2011 Nonesuch Records Inc. for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States.

All songs published by McMoore McLesst Publishing (BMI),
Administered by Wixen Music | Sweet Science|Copyright Control (ASCAP)

All songs recorded at Easy Eye Sound, Spring 2011

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 0 75597 96333 5
Barcode (Scanned (UPC_A)): 075597963335
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): 529099-1-A BG P. USA -23568-
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): 529099-1-B BG P. USA -23568-
Other (Bonus CD catalog number): STCD 400162
Matrix / Runout (CD matrix, Variant 1): X36795 1 529099-2 TEXT 01 M1S10
Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): ifpi L902
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 2U8K
Matrix / Runout (CD matrix, Variant 2): X36795 1 529099-2 TEXT 01 M1S8
Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): ifpi L902
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 2U8B
Rights Society: BMI
Rights Society: ASCAP

Companies

Record Company – Warner Music Group
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Nonesuch Records Inc.
Copyright (c) – Nonesuch Records Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – WEA International Inc.
Copyright (c) – WEA International Inc.
Recorded At – Easy Eye Sound Studios, Nashville, TN
Mastered At – Magic Garden Mastering
Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering
Pressed By – Schallplattenfabrik Pallas GmbH – 23568
Manufactured By – Furnace MFG
Manufactured By – Pallas USA
Published By – McMoore McLesst Publishing
Published By – Wixen Music
Published By – Sweet Science
Published By – Copyright Control
Pressed By – Cinram, Olyphant, PA – X36795

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Lianeni

I had to return the first copy since it was very warped. The replacement is a good record overall. Not the greatest, but it is a good sounding record.

Hugifyn

I recently ordered this album from Nonesuch Records and my package did not include the CD within the gate fold. Not really a problem for me as I was more interested in the vinyl than the CD, but posting this in case anyone else receives the same on their order.

Jake

Same here, no CD but otherwise identical vinyl. I'm not sure if that means a second entry is warranted.

Saithinin

Just a warning; this pressing is pretty terrible. I just A-Bed it against the digital recording and the stereo image is much smaller, really muddy bass output (weird that more subsonics have been added to a vinyl pressing: it usually the opposite) and very quiet - need to turn it up much more than my other records, bringing up the noise floor. A real shame.

SoSok

This is a great album. I feel like they haven't lost anything yet. Brothers, Attack and Release and Thickfreakness are better.

Purestone

Stop complaining Mind Eraser, Money Maker and Gold On The Ceiling are more than terrific!

Hallolan

... this album marks the beginning of the end

Andromakus

No where near as interesting as previous releases I've heard of their's. It all sounds too way much like Danger Mouse and not like them.

Perdana

Agreed.....the Black Keys have become very boring. However, I liked Dan Auerbach's solo album especially that real Stooges influenced riff based song at the end, something about street walking, I can't remember the name. The first three albums were great, the fourth was decent, the cover of Junior Kimbrough songs EP was great as well but the last three albums have been very very boring. If you liked the early Black Keys stuff you may like the Flat Duo Jets, Scott H. Biram, Left Lane Cruiser, RL Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, the Immortal Lee County Killers or the Black Diamond Heavies.

The_NiGGa

The power is there, the sound is there, the songs are there, The Black Keys are there.But where "Brothers" was the sound of two guys strugling to get something perfect out, not knowing they did exactly that, "El Camino" is the sound of a band having experienced the reaction of the crowd to their previous record. With "El Camino" they didn't have to walk that same rocky road anymore. The album is again delightfully powerful, but the working-proces has been kept out of the studio. No pain, no misery. Just music, just good. No blues, just (en)joy.

Saintrius

After you remove wit, ingenuity, intelligence, soul, emotion and depth from the music of The Black Keys what do you have left behind? Not an awful lot you might think. Just short of having a husk of a band making an empty record, the record is immediate, fun and bright but you get the feeling this thing is going to get tired very quickly. The masses will love this record, just as they love anything that's vacuous, easy to digest and disposable. As such the praise this record is having heaped upon it is not surprising, just typical responses to a record that is immediate and fun but ultimately devoid of genuine substance, which is a damn shame. Carney's drumming is monotonous and insipid, Auerbach's guitar work at times is very good but everything seems to be a cheap diluted version of The Black Keys. The vocals throughout seem lacking in sincerity, wit or soul which we would normally associate with Auerbach. The Black Keys have all the tools, they have all the talent but this does appear to be doomed to be remembered as an empty and forgettable record and even worse it will probably be the record everyone remembers them for. Is it soulless, forgettable and insipid enough for it to win a Grammy, possibly. Edit: Jesus I was down on this. I'm not removing or editing the review but just want to say that although I stand by most of the comments it's not quite as bad as I initially felt and feel that it's solid rock album due to a few standout tracks with lift it our of the mire a bit. Think Scissor Sisters trying to make a Black Keys album.

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