Diamond Rugs (2012) [MP3 320] politux torrent

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Proudly Presents

Diamond Rugs (2012) [MP3 320]

Released.......: 2012
Genre..........: Rock
Style..........: Alternative, Indie Rock
Source.........: CD
Codec..........: MP3
Channels.......: Stereo
Sample Rate....: 44,100 Hz
Bit Rate.......: 320 CBR
Bits per Sample: 16
Covers.........: Front

Tracks:

01 Hightail
02 Gimme a Beer
03 Big God
04 Call Girl Blues
05 Out On My Own
06 Country Mile
07 Totally Lonely
08 I Took Note
09 Blue Mountains
10 Motherland
11 Tell Me Why
12 100 Sheets
13 Hungover and Horny
14 Christmas In A Chinese Restaurant

Diamond Rugs is a collaboration between John McCauley (Deer Tick), Robbie Crowell (Deer Tick), Ian Saint Pe (The Black Lips), Steve Berlin (Los Lobos), Hardy Morris (Dead Confederate) and Bryan Dufresne (Six Finger Satellite).
Not too dissimilar from the beginnings of Middle Brother, McCauley decided he wanted to make another record during his downtime in his new home base of Nashville with producers Adam Landry and Justin Collins (Middle Brother, Deer Tick). While attending a Los Lobos show (one of his all-time favorite bands), he made his way backstage and met Steve Berlin. McCauley convinced Berlin to come to Nashville to play on the record. Over the course of the next month, he also managed to convince Saint Pe (whom he'd met once before), Morris (who had opened for Deer Tick on tour) and his good friend from his hometown of Providence, RI, Dufresne. McCauley also recruited Deer Tick keys/sax player Robbie Crowell to play bass on the album. What happened next was entirely unexpected; the musicians McCauley had recruited to play on his record, ended up contributing their own songs to the album and a fully-formed band emerged, rather than a group of musicians playing on another artists' record.