The Black Keys - El Camino

The Black Keys Alternative Rock Blues Rock Lo-Fi Indie Rock Garage Rock 2011 US

Singer:

The Black Keys

Album:

El Camino

Style:

Alternative Rock, Blues Rock, Lo-Fi, Indie Rock, Garage Rock

Released:

2011

Country:

FLAC vers. size:

1512 mb

MP3 vers. size:

1192 mb

WMA vers. size:

1905 mb

Other formats

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Rating:

4.3 ★

Votes:

473

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Tracklist

1	Lonely Boy	3:13
2	Dead And Gone	3:41
3	Gold On The Ceiling	3:44
4	Little Black Submarines	4:11
5	Money Maker	2:57
6	Run Right Back	3:11
7	Sister	3:25
8	Hell Of A Season	3:45
9	Stop Stop	3:30
10	Nova Baby	3:27
11	Mind Eraser	3:15

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Nonesuch Records Inc.
Copyright (c) – Nonesuch Records Inc.
Copyright (c) – Michael Carney
Published By – McMoore McLesst Publishing
Recorded At – Easy Eye Sound
Mastered At – Magic Garden Mastering
Pressed By – Cinram, Olyphant, PA – X36795

Credits

Art Direction, Photography By – Michael Carney
Engineer – Kennie Takahashi
Engineer [Assistant] – Collin Dupuis
Keyboards [Additional Keyboards] – B. Burton*
Management – John Peets, Q Prime, Inc.*
Mastered By – Brian Lucey
Mixed By – Tchad Blake (tracks: 2 to 11), Tom Elmhirst (tracks: 1)
Mixed By [Assistant] – Ben Baptie (tracks: 1)
Performer – The Black Keys
Producer – Danger Mouse, The Black Keys
Vocals [Additional Vocals] – Ashley Wilcoxson, Heather Rigdon, Leisa Hans
Written-By – B. Burton*, D. Auerbach*, P. Carney*

Notes

Packaged in a four-panel gatefold card sleeve.

All photographs by Michael Carney © 2011
Management: John Peets at Q Prime Inc.

℗ & © 2011 Nonesuch Records Inc.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 0 75597 96331 1
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): X36795 1 529099-2 TEXT 01 M1S17
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): X36795 1 529099-2 TEXT 01 M1S6
Matrix / Runout (Variant 3): X36795 1 529099-2 TEXT 01 M1S10
Matrix / Runout (Variant 4): X36795 1 529099-2 TEXT 01 M1S7
Mastering SID Code (Variant 1-4): ifpi L902
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 2U3P
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 2UA3
Mould SID Code (Variant 3): IFPI 2U8J
Mould SID Code (Variant 4): IFPI 2U3S
Rights Society: ASCAP
Rights Society: BMI

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(11xFile, AAC, Album, 256)	Nonesuch	none	US	2011
529099-2	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(CD, Album)	Nonesuch	529099-2	Argentina	2011
530454-1	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(2x12", Album, 180 + 7" + CD, Album + Num, S/Editio)	Nonesuch	530454-1	UK, Europe & US	2012
529099-1	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(LP, Album + CD, Album)	Nonesuch	529099-1	US	2011
7559796331	The Black Keys	El Camino ‎(CD, Album, RP)	Nonesuch	7559796331	Brazil	2015

The Black Keys - El Camino - free download

Jerdodov

I've bought two different versions (Std. Ed. and 2xLP) and both have been warped pretty bad. Anyone else have this problem?

EROROHALO

Gone a bit poppy, clap, clap clap, clap, clap clap, and I'm not not feeling it, this is a long way from where they started, and more than a little boring. Has anyone else noticed the similarity between "Little Black Submarines" and "Stairway to Heaven"?

Winawel

The is one of those albums that will go into my gems list. Literally every song is awesome. Hope these guys are around for long time!

Jarortr

I got interested in the Black Keys, because of Auerbach's role in Dr. John's recent LP, which was almost as good as the latter's Tribal from two years ago. I saw El Camino many times, but I was deterred by the inflated prices charged for a new record. Now, listening to my first Black Keys record for the first time, I have to admit I do not understand the fuss about the band. Some of the music is good, Nova Baby is boring AOR, some of the song writing is fine, but on the whole, it sounds like a good punchy Detroit version of T. Rex, which is ok, if it wasn't for the superfluous attention and reverence paid to this music.Despite being somebody who considers individual access to cars being a global pestilence rather than a blessing, I think the artwork - cars parked only devour space and no other precious resources such as silence, fuels and cleaner environments - as the best factor of this album.3/5 is ok.A double vinyl version is utterly superfluous, only required to familiarize lads in their mid-twenties with the idea of long term investments, thus acting as a preparing step before their capital is directly relayed into the stock market.