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Horehound (Audio CD)
by The Dead Weather

(60 customer reviews)

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Description:

The Dead Weather is fronted by Alison Mosshart (known to music fans as one half of London-based rock outfit The Kills) and includes The Raconteurs' Jack Lawrence on bass, Queens Of The Stone Age member Dean Fertita on guitar and Jack White on drums and vocals. White produced Horehound, which was recorded in just three weeks at the newly constructed Third Man Studio, also designed from the ground up by Jack White.

Product Details:

Audio CD Release Date:	July 14, 2009
Studio:	WEA/Reprise
Number Of Discs:	1
Average Customer Rating:	based on 60 reviews

Track Listing:

1.	60 Feet Tall
2.	Hang You from the Heavens
3.	I Cut Like a Buffalo - The Dead Weather, White, Jack [White
4.	So Far from Your Weapon - The Dead Weather, Mosshart
5.	Treat Me Like Your Mother
6.	Rocking Horse - The Dead Weather, Mosshart
7.	New Pony - The Dead Weather, Dylan, Bob
8.	Bone House
9.	3 Birds [Instrumental]
10.	No Hassle Night - The Dead Weather, Mosshart
11.	Will There Be Enough Water?

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Wicked Apr 23, 2010
This album is great...should check out Dean Fertita's solo album under the moniker Hello=Fire as well :-)

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Great album! Apr 22, 2010
Being a huge fan of The White Stripes and the Kills, this was an easy purchase for me. A great mix of blues and garage rock. It is a little experimental and doesn't sound all that much like the White Stripes or the Kills. The unique sound is refreshing and really works. All in all the best album so far this year in my opinion.

1 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Not mixed for vinyl Feb 14, 2010
This actually sounds better on the radio! I have read rave reviews on the sound quality of the CD, it is obvious the engineer did not EQ this for vinyl. Almost unlistenable.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

swlabr Feb 13, 2010
Hey My Lords and Ladies, Droogies, and all critters of the animal kingdom. Let me punch you in the face about something.
I know I shouldn't drink and critique' music, but I'm all excited about something.
Just heard the album, "Horehound" by the DEAD WEATHER.
It rocks harder than anything for like the last 20 years....
I know I'm 55 yrs. old, but this CD makes me wanna gobble halucinogens, Have sex in a strangers car. Set it on fire, then run into the woods laughing.
Just like Sister Ray said. Goo goo goo goo goodbye.
5 STARZ

4 of 40 found the following review helpful:

Sphincter? I hardly knew her! Feb 02, 2010
Stormy in here. Fevers stuffed with rags. A milk polymorph. A blistered elf squatting on an umbrella. Spiders dancing on the woodpile. Spires sparkling. Clocks killing the cuckoo and Hendrix spinning in the grave.

I give off metal. I sweat in the sweetness. A robot strangling tulips in its oily jaws. I push the buttons, feel the motor's hummingbird hammerings under the grip of my fingers as I roll my bullet-resistant menagerie along. The navel gazes, afflicted with a low range of visibility. The wise one in the manger. A bag of soggy bones.

I strike gold in the bold mold, all told.

Hunched and leaving gravy in its wake. Monstrous lugubricants. Supple dictations. Heaven's musty lantern falling in a clatter. A mist of indignation. A clambering up stairs in the background. Polite coughs ricocheting in the chamber pot belly flop.

Cold as a rolled scold, no bars holed.