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Cheater Slicks – Forgive Thee
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Artist……………: Cheater Slicks
Album…………….: Forgive Thee
Genre…………….: Garage
Source……………: CD
Year……………..: 1997
Ripper……………: Asus CD-S520
Codec…………….: LAME 3.98
Version…………..: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality…………..: Extreme, (avg. bitrate: 273kbps)
Channels………….: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags……………..: ID3 v2.3
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Tracklisting
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1. (00:03:45) Cheater Slicks – My Friends
2. (00:02:21) Cheater Slicks – I’m Coming Home
3. (00:03:28) Cheater Slicks – Used Illusions
4. (00:03:35) Cheater Slicks – You’ll Be Glad When I’m Gone
5. (00:03:01) Cheater Slicks – I Can Go On
6. (00:05:44) Cheater Slicks – Arm Yourself
7. (00:05:59) Cheater Slicks – My Struggle
8. (00:02:55) Cheater Slicks – This Ain’t for You
9. (00:05:09) Cheater Slicks – Never Be the Same
10. (00:04:34) Cheater Slicks – Dignity and Grace
11. (00:07:35) Cheater Slicks – Ghost
12. (00:02:50) Cheater Slicks – Retribution
13. (00:04:07) Cheater Slicks – Burn Again
14. (00:03:08) Cheater Slicks – Southern Breeze
15. (00:03:54) Cheater Slicks – It’s Ok What You Weigh
16. (00:05:03) Cheater Slicks – Child of the Moon
17. (00:07:53) Cheater Slicks – Everybody Knows One
18. (00:03:23) Cheater Slicks – Hypnosis
19. (00:04:08) Cheater Slicks – Lonely Planet Boy
20. (00:05:38) Cheater Slicks – Didn’t You?
21. (00:04:01) Cheater Slicks – Night Life
Playing Time………: 01:32:12
Total Size………..: 180.50 MB
Album info
Midheaven: Psych/noise/garage/punk/pop/roots from this Boston, now Columbus trio. 95-minutes strong.
CMJ: After creating a few decent (if somewhat generic) garage records, they’ve unleashed Forgive Thee, a sprawling double-CD of muffled double- guitar rock ‘n’ roll. The Cheater Slicks have battled the raging testosterone of previous records and come out victorious. Over the course of two CDs they ride the roller-coaster of artistic agitation; there are as many touchy-feely and textured — if still quite messy — ditties as there are flat out rockers, and even the loud and fast ones have at their core that Philosopher’s Stone chord progression that can perhaps only be explained by visiting the crossroads.