| Brothers |  | Artist: The Black Keys
Label: Universal
Category: Music
List Price: £14.99
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Rating:  15 reviews
Sales Rank: 7,228
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 5 x 0.4
UPC: 602527371979
EAN: 0602527371979
ASIN: B003B2B5SA
Release Date: May 17, 2010
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Everlasting Light | | • | Next Girl | | • | Tighten Up | | • | Howlin' For You | | • | She's Long Gone | | • | Black Mud | | • | Only One, The | | • | Too Afraid To Love You | | • | Ten Cent Pistol | | • | Sinister Kid | | • | Go Getter | | • | I'm Not The One | | • | Unknown Brother | | • | Never Gonna Give You Up | | • | These Days |
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 15
 awesome album! August 11, 2010
jose
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'm very impressed with this album, been listening to it a lot since I got it.
Fabulous August 1, 2010
L. Jones
This is a fabulously groovy, bluesy record. Intense in parts, laid back and sultry in others and with a very expansive sound for a duo, this deserves to be ranked with the best albums of 2010. Play it loud and enjoy!
Down and dirty blues.. July 20, 2010
Sean (Chatham, Kent, UK)
I read about this CD Album in a quality newspaper. I'm glad I looked it up! Down and dirty blues, funky, with a bit of soul; this is a really good album; if you like any of the genres mentioned, have listen, you won't be disappointed!
blackeyed keys July 19, 2010
Darren Greenall (Manchester , England)
If you enjoyed the last Black Keys offering you will love this , more funkadelic but still with the dirty blues , wierdly this feels more commercial but dont panic-this can only be a good thing.I think with this release they will/should become HUGE.Buy now and you wont be disappointed.Only one track doesnt move me and its a cover -never gonna give you up--NO ITS NOT RICK ASTLEY! , just doesnt sit well with the other tracks , but then again thats just my opinion!
 Different stuff July 6, 2010
A. J. B. Heath (UK)
If you liked the raw and gutsy riffing/licking of Big Come up/Rubber Factory/Thickfreakness, then this ain't for you. I saw them a couple of years ago and the crowd were having a whale of a time with the older stuff, but when they played songs from Magic Potion/Attack and Release the audience stood still and bobbed from side to side a bit. Just can't bring myself round to liking this later stuff. Why have they gone so soft and processed?
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