Endless Boogie - Full House Head Music CD
Endless Boogie - Full House Head Music CD
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Deep, heady grooves anchor the second album by New York's Endless Boogie. Once a hobby, now becoming the powerhouse they were meant to be. Is the world ready? Led by Top Dollar, the egoless frontman and master of his instrument, the Boogie cut seven glorious tracks at Rare Book Room studios in Brooklyn, tacked on a goddamn epic rehearsal jam and called it Full House Head. We're not one to speak hyperboles, but it could be the first masterpiece of the new decade.
Tracklist:
- Empty Eye
- Tarmac City
- Slow Creep
- Mighty Fine Pie
- Top Dollar Speaks His Mind
- Pack Your Bags
- New Pair of Shoes
- Life Worth Leaving, A
UPC: 899922001246
Label: No Quarter
Release Date: 7.20.10
Format: CD
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