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Taken from the album "Blood Red Shoes" (Deluxe Version) released 03/03/14.

From Disc 2 "14 Photographs" - 14 Live tracks recorded in different locations around the world.

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Je Me Perds (live)

I do not own the original, obviously.  I just decided to play around with it and shift it down two whole steps.

Rush -- Working Man (Stoner Rock Version)

Witch Mountain: Your Corrupt Ways (Sour The Hymn)

The Black Keys, slowed down and detuned.  Now with Isaac Hayes on vocals, apparently.

The Black Keys -- I Got Mine (Stoner Rock Version)

Flesh Lights - "Middle Age"

 The premise for Guano Padano’s Americana is like very few others, it is inspired by an underground and anti-fascist literary movement that happened in Italy between 1930-1940, where Italian intellectuals started to translate American literature in a regime where open displays of affection for any foreign culture was strictly forbidden. Much like these literary-rebels Guano Padano have fallen in love with classic American culture, but have gone in a totally different direction with their translations. 

   Guano Padano musically interpret the words and verses of great authors such as Hemingway, Cesare Pavese, Steinbeck, John Fante, Sherwood Anderson and many more. Below is a track-by-track breakdown of the literature which inspired each song, as well as some insight into the album's guest appearances which notably includes Joey Burns (Calexico), Mark Orton and words by Dan Fante (son of author John Fante)

   The music on this extraordinary album blends the timeless melodies of Morricone's westerns and the pulsating surf-punk rhythms of John Zorn, the heartbreaking Tex Mex atmospheres Calexico's ballads, and the free jazz experimentation and the psychedelia of Sixties. Americana is not an album like any other, it is a musical trip that starts from the mists of the Italian province, then wanders drunk through the agitations of Balkan Europe and crosses the ocean with a wide-brimmed hat and it lands in America. The America of Vittorini, Pavese, Nanda Pivano and the America of lonely hearts sung by Hank Williams.
 
My Banjo Dog
Inspired by Sherwood Anderson, Dark Laughter, first edition Boni & Liveright, New York, 1925; first italian translation by Cesare Pavese as Riso Nero, Frassinelli, Torino, 1932.

Guano Padano - My Banjo Dog

2014 - EXPATS Cover Sessions (Trix Studio)

Aldo Struyf (Creature With The Atom Brain): vocals, guitar
Simon Segers (STADT, De Beren Gieren): drums
Johan Verckist (Shun Club): synthesizer, guitar, backing vocals
Hans De Prins (Shun Club): synthesizer

Produced by Hans De Prins & Johan Verckist
Recorded & mixed by Hans De Prins
Mastered by Uwe Teichert

Expats Cover Sessions - Spread Your Love (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club)

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Goodbye (feat. Pierina O'Brien)

Rock'n Roll Nigga

San Jose skate punks from the early '80s. from their anthology Listen To This! http://www.alternativetentacles.com/product.php?product=487

Los Olvidados -  So Dull

1000mods - 7-flies

Live at the Kessler Theater
Dallas, TX
24/48 recording

JD McPherson - 18oct17 - Lucky Penny

Previously very hard to find, Hoarse contains 16 HORSEPOWER live tracks from Denver in 1998, that were first intended as a bootleg, then released briefly on Checkered Past as an official live album after the powers that be heard how good it is. The band would become a four piece, more electric, more rock at times, and the reigning masters of heavy without being heavy in the metal or punk sense of the word. Here are eight of their original favorites, plus three unique takes on songs by JOY DIVISION, CREEDENCE and GUN CLUB. It could be argued that the voice, vibe and vision of David Eugene Edwards tapped an even deeper vein than Jeffrey Lee Pierce himself. Only instead of a hellhound on his trail, David’s went straight to god. Long sought-after by rabid and diverse 16 HP fans everywhere, Hoarse finds a steady and permanent home at last on Alternative Tentacles Records.

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Sixteen Horsepower - American Wheeze

iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/secret-south/id324219873

16 Horsepower looms large in the Alternative Tentacles catalog, and over the entire alt-Americana musical landscape. Secret South is a cornerstone to this Denver band’s legacy, their first indie outing after departing A&M, recorded at Hamilton Glory Lodge outside Blue River, Colorado, in 2000. This album has long been out of print in America (originally released on Razor and Tie) and only available on vinyl in a very limited edition in Europe through Glitterhouse. As rural gothic goes, one cannot do much better than David Eugene Edwards and company, with their use of acoustic old-time instruments mixed with the impassioned vocals and fire-and-brimstone lyrics (excepting a cover of Dylan’s “Nobody ’Cept You”). Additional surround-sound mix of the album by producer Bob Ferbrache (Blood Axis, Soul Merchants) for this release is included on the DVD-audio format for both the 180-gram black vinyl LP and the CD. 

<i>“... the result is a forlorn dustbowl saloon bar where Nick Cave woefully sinks bourbons with The Gun Club only moments after a loved one’s funeral parade.... The objective was to make a fucking brilliant album where the mood is king, the delivery is queen, and studied modern coolness is a jester that’s one misplaced quip away from being the lion’s breakfast. And, of course, they’ve succeeded.” —NME (9/10 rating)  

“In just two songs, then, only one of them original, 16 Horsepower has made good on its promise of a “secret South,” and well before Edwards has gotten around to sticking the phrase in a song. The old-time religion from which the music is made—the belief that the devil is ever-present but in the deepest sense ephemeral, that God is hard to find but absolute, and that both are part of the landscape, in the air, in the swamp, running through the woods—encloses the performers, and they seem very old.” —Greil Marcus</i>

Sixteen Horsepower - Wayfaring Stranger

"I just come to say it's over, i just come to say goodbye"

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - The Absent

"Music that makes you wanna play Tony Hawk's Pro Skater."

Power pop but dumber, pop punk without the baggage. If you like harmonized guitar leads, fast dense songs, sometimes being really dreamy, air-guitaring at the back of the basement show crowd, Jeff Rosenstock, Rozwell Kid, Diarrhea Planet, or PUP, you'll probably like us. Go Birds.

The Black Keys -- I Got Mine (Stoner Rock Version)

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