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Six Parts Seven, Black Keys
The Six Parts Seven/ The Black Keys - Split
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (4) - Disc #1
1. Blueprint of Something Never Finished - The Six Parts Seven, Six Parts Seven
2. The Moon - The Six Parts Seven,
3. Thickfreakness
4. Yearnin'

CD Details

All Artists: Six Parts Seven, Black Keys
Title: The Six Parts Seven/ The Black Keys - Split
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Suicide Squeeze
Release Date: 9/16/2003
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Indie & Lo-Fi
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 803238002927, 8032238002923

Synopsis

Album Description

Full title - A Blueprint Of Something Never Finished. New gems from Ohio's finest dwellers of smaller towns near the bigger one of Cleveland. Includes one track from The Six Parts Seven 'A Blueprint of Something Never Finished' and 3 from The Black Keys recorded live on WMBR 5/16/03, 'The Moan', 'Thickfreakness' & 'Yearnin'. Suicide Squeeze. 2003.

CD Reviews

Great Stuff. Too Brief.

Jack Souls | Littleton, CO USA | 09/06/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Despite being an EP, this is something that any Black Keys fan should own. It gives a different perspective to the Keys as the sounds are live and the vocals are fresh, not distorted. I also like the Six Parts Seven song, even though it definitely doesn't fit with the Keys' style. A wierd EP, but definitely worth the money. If this was a tad bit longer, 5 stars would definitely exist."

Solid but short EP.

cplewis | Merrifield, Virginia United States | 10/30/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This EP features four tracks from 2 Ohio bands: One song by The Six Parts Seven ("A Blueprint of Something Never Finished", which is re-mixed by Dave Bazan of Pedro the Lion on their CD "Lost Notes from Forgotten Songs"), and a three-song performance by the Black Keys from a WMBR radio session in May of 2003. Their songs include a song that has only been released on an early 7" (on Alive Records). Live recordings are always a plus -- especially from bands like the Black Keys who reach their peak when performing outside the studio -- and the fact that this is a radio recording means that the quality is great. Recommended for fans of either band, although be warned that this EP clocks in at just under 17 minutes."