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The third album from guitar-and-drums duo the Black Keys was recorded in a cavernous former tire factory in their hometown of Akron, Ohio. The result, Rubber Factory, is high-impact scuzz-blues that aims for prime Hendrix and almost gets there, thanks mostly to Dan Auerbach's thick-ass guitar lines. A great cover of the Kinks' "Act Nice and Gentle" highlights what's missing -- tunes, namely -- but the Keys remind us that there are crossroads in East Akron, too.
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Track List
- When The Lights Go Out
- 10 A.M. Automatic
- Just Couldn't Tie Me Down
- All Hands Against His Own
- The Desperate Man
- Girl Is On My Mind
- The Lengths
- Grown So Ugly
- Stack Shot Billy
- Act Nice and Gentle
- Aeroplane Blues
- Keep Me
- Till I Get My Way
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