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The Hentchmen - Hentch-Forth.Five [Remastered] (1998/2007)
Garage-Rock | FLAC-5 image | Mp3 @320 CBR (tracks) | Artwork (PNG) | 5% WinRAR Recovery
File-sizes: FLAC ~ 216 MB | Mp3 ~ 73 MB | Artwork ~ 62 MB | File-hosts: MU - FF - FSo - Upl
EAC Secure-rip with LOG+CUE+COVERS | Source: My CD-collection
Year & Label: 1998/2007 Italy Records | CD cat.#: IRCD-001
Garage-Rock | FLAC-5 image | Mp3 @320 CBR (tracks) | Artwork (PNG) | 5% WinRAR Recovery
File-sizes: FLAC ~ 216 MB | Mp3 ~ 73 MB | Artwork ~ 62 MB | File-hosts: MU - FF - FSo - Upl
EAC Secure-rip with LOG+CUE+COVERS | Source: My CD-collection
Year & Label: 1998/2007 Italy Records | CD cat.#: IRCD-001
The Hentchmen appeared on the Detroit scene in the early '90s, eager to bring back the excitement of rock'n'roll of the past, and putting a '60s twist on garage rock that started a trend with other like-minded local musicians who were looking to modernize the sound of some of their earlier musical heroes. The trio's self-described “hit and run” sound is mainly attributed to their minimalist approach - guitars, drums, and organ - and their mastery of the stripped-down and sped-up is certainly well represented here. There aren't many instruments to choose from or a wide range in repertoire, but the guys never needed it. Organ-driven melodies, thick harmonies, dueling guitar riffs and a thumping snare: the Hentchmen threw it all in the pot, and the combination always somehow resulted in moments that sound like pure fun more often than just self-indulgent noise. The band is effortlessly hard-hitting on tracks like “Big Screen Lover”, just as they are entertaining with the freaked-out organ on “Gawker Delay” and downright hip-shaking on “Yesterday’s Trash”.
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The Hentchmen - Hentch-Forth.Five [Remastered] (1998/2007)
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The Hentchmen have been playing raw, revved-up garage rock in Detroit long before that was considered a shrewd career move, and more than a few musicians have passed through the group's ranks since it started playing in 1992. One of them was Jack White, who played bass and guitar with the band for a spell in 1998, after his stints in Goober & the Peas and Two-Star Tabernacle but before the White Stripes cut their first album. The Hentchmen recorded a vinyl-only album during White's tenure with the group and, nearly a decade after the fact, Hentch Forth Five has been resurrected on compact disc. Rabid White Stripes fans looking for glimpses of their hero's creative input on this album will be somewhat disappointed – while his Jimmy Page-influenced guitar chordings pop up briefly on two songs, most of the time White is just playing bass, and this is very much in the same vein as other Hentchmen albums of the period, such as Broad Appeal and Motorvatin'. But saying Hentch Forth Five sounds like the Hentchmen also means the album is lots of fun and rocks with unpretentious glee; "Automatic" will fill up your dancefloor in no time flat, "Me and My Monotone" lifts the key riff from "Roadrunner" and knows just what to do with it, and "Little No More" and "Club Wagon" burn rubber as they rocket toward their respective finish lines. The songs are hooky and rave up with style, Johnny Szymanski's Farfisa organ lines are invariably inspired, Tim Purrier's guitar and Mike Latulippe's drumming hit their marks with ragged grace, and the bass player is pretty good. Not good enough that anyone would mistake him as the star of this show, though, which may be why he decided to start a band with his ex-wife. If you're a fan of the Hentchmen, you'll dig Hentch Forth Five as another example of why they're one of the Motor City's most enjoyable bands. If you're a fan of the White Stripes, you'll probably wonder why Jack didn't bring more to the table for these sessions, though after a while you'll probably quit asking questions and put on your dancing shoes.
~ Mark Deming, AMG. (Rating: 4/5 stars)
TRACK LIST:
01. Some Other Guy - 02:50
02. Psycho Daisies - 02:34
03. Yesterday's Trash - 02:11
04. LA.M.F. - 02:17
05. Automatic - 01:50
06. Gawker Delay - 02:32
07. Me And My Monotone - 02:10
08. Little No More - 01:30
09. Carry Me Home - 01:21
10. Big Screen Lover - 02:15
11. R&R Cancer - 02:21
12. Club Wagon - 01:56
13. Ham & Oil - 02:11
14. Psycho Daisies [Alternative Take] - 02:35
Playing time…30:41
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Formed in October of 1992, the Hentchmen were one of the most popular live acts in lower Michigan throughout the '90s. Featuring organist/vocalist Johnny Volare, guitarist Tim V. Eight, and drummer Chris Handyside, the band performed a primitive garage band sound that utilized few instruments and referenced their heroes in '60s music. They began performing around Ann Arbor and Detroit, gaining a small but rabid fanbase. They released their eponymous debut and produced several indie singles, eventually scoring a contract with Norton Records in New York City. "The Hentch" began touring nationally, keeping their home base in Michigan while seeing the rest of the country. They released another album before Handyside was gone, replaced by drummer Mike Audi. With Audi on board they recorded Broad Appeal and Motorvatin', both popular local hits that never quite branched out into larger exposure. Still, one didn't need to pity the Hentchmen. They'd been at it for almost a decade, and had toured ten times more than your average garage rock slickers. In other words, those in the know already knew. In 2003, Norton issued the Three Times Infinity LP to critical and local acclaim; a year later, the band debuted on the Times Beach imprint with Form Follows Function. Italy released Hentch-Forth.Five, a collection of early works, in 2007.
~ Bradley Torreano, Rovi
~ Bradley Torreano, Rovi
Exact Audio Copy V1.0 beta 1 from 15. November 2010
EAC extraction logfile from 10. May 2011, 15:47
The Hentchmen / Hentch-Forth.Five
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Fill up missing offset samples with silence : Yes
Delete leading and trailing silent blocks : No
Null samples used in CRC calculations : Yes
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EAC extraction logfile from 10. May 2011, 15:47
The Hentchmen / Hentch-Forth.Five
Used drive : Optiarc DVD RW AD-7240S Adapter: 0 ID: 4
Read mode : Secure
Utilize accurate stream : Yes
Defeat audio cache : Yes
Make use of C2 pointers : No
Read offset correction : 48
Overread into Lead-In and Lead-Out : No
Fill up missing offset samples with silence : Yes
Delete leading and trailing silent blocks : No
Null samples used in CRC calculations : Yes
Used interface : Native Win32 interface for Win NT & 2000
Used output format : User Defined Encoder
Selected bitrate : 32 kBit/s
Quality : High
Add ID3 tag : No
Command line compressor : C:\Exact Audio Copy\Flac\flac.exe
Additional command line options : -5 -V -T "Artist=%a" -T "Title=%t" -T "Album=%g" -T "Date=%y" -T "Tracknumber=%n" -T >"Genre=%m" -T "Comment=EAC v.1.0 beta 1, Ripped by Toxxy" %s
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==== Log checksum 25CAF8BDA5543EEF6AAF7CADECBA8357C935323DB9B23091B883E68DF1EC181A ====
* CD-rip made from my personal collection (Retail CD)
* Ripper: EAC v.1.0 beta 1
* EAC settings/rip method: Secure Mode, Detect Gaps, Test Gaps on Silence, Test & Copy
* Format: FLAC-image (Level 5)
* Lossless compression codec: libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917
* Bitrate/Samplerate: 16 Bits/44.100 kHz
* Log-file and Cue-sheet included
* Complete artwork: PNG scans @300 dpi
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