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专辑名称: Dropout Boogie
创作艺人: [The Black Keys]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟10首
出品公司: Nonesuch
发行时间: 2022/5/13
官方标价: £11.29 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Wild Child
It Ain't Over
For the Love of Money
Your Team Is Looking Good
Good Love (feat. Billy F Gibbons)
How Long
Burn the Damn Thing Down
Happiness
Baby I'm Coming Home
Didn't I Love You
详细介绍:
With Dan Auerbach now a studio owner and label chief, it%27s natural to wonder how he is finding the time to write quality songs and record with his original band. Or focus enough to make another masterpiece like 2004%27s Rubber Factory or 2011%27s El Camino. That situation may have influenced the title of this collection, but any fears about consistency or the way forward are dispelled by the opening riff rocker, Wild Child. The vintage Black Keys three chord tromper Your Team is Looking Good also rocks convincingly, and they get back to one of their core strengths—Mississippi hill country blues stomp, which they celebrated on their last album, Delta Kream—in For the Love of Money. In a strange turn, the biggest guest here, ZZ Top%27s Billy Gibbons isn%27t asked to do much in the mid-tempo Good Love, which he co-wrote. Recorded at Auerbach%27s Easy Eye Sound studio in Nashville over a five-month period in summer and fall of 2021, Dropout Boogie was engineered by M. Allen Parker and Caleb VanBuskirk and mixed by the A-list talents of Tchad Blake and Tom Elmhirst. Percussionist Sam Bacco adds variety to Patrick Carney%27s drumming. A deceptively capable vocalist, Auerbach takes a very credible stab at writing and singing a ballad in How Long which is fleshed out by a harpsichord and backup vocals by Cincinnati%27s Andy Gabbard (Thee Shams, Buffalo Killers) who also tours as The Black Keys%27 second guitarist. Auerbach sings incendiary lyrics, If we make it to your town/ We%27re gonna burn the damn thing down in odd, leisurely fashion in the decidedly non-menacing, Burn the Damn Thing Down. And near its end, Baby I%27m Coming Home breaks into the signature riff from the Allman Brothers, Midnight Rider. As the album%27s second half winds down, so does the strength of the tunes, but you%27ll still find the same fuzzy guitars, big beats and layered vocals that have made their sound special. If not essential Black Keys, the lower key Dropout Boogie is at least more of what%27s made them one of the last major rock bands left alive. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
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