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 01. "Oh no! Not you again!!" 02. "How you like me now?" 03. "Sixteen" 04. "Short change hero" 05. "No time" 06. "Long way from home" 07. "Cause for alarm" 08. "Love like that" 09. "What you want me to do?" 10. "Stuck" 11. "Keine Titelinformation"
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| | Description: | House That Dirt Built by The Heavy, released 8 October 2009, includes the following tracks: "How You Like Me Now?", "Short Change Hero", "Long Way From Home", "Love Like That" and more.
This version of House That Dirt Built comes as a 1xCD in a(n) Digipak packaging. - .. BUILTThe Heavy have toured the world and, where the first record was sample-based, the new one is much more a product of working as a band. Like the early rock 'n' roll, blues and rhythm and blues which have influenced it, THE HOUSE THAT DIRT BUILT is larger than life, funny, terrifying and occasionally beautiful. It is, in fact, a house you'll want to visit again.?&© Counter Records 2009
Made in the EU
Package includes an 8-page booklet that includes photographs, collage artwork, artwork and credits.
Sixteen contains elements from "I Put A Spell on You" written by Jay Hawkins. Published by EMI Unart Catalog Inc."The House That Dirt Built" on CD is the breakthrough album by the British band The Heavy, released on the independent label Counter Records. Known for its explosive blend of rock, soul, funk and a gritty retro aesthetic, this record delivers raw energy with heavy guitar riffs, punchy brass sections and a groove-driven rhythm section. Songs like "How You Like Me Now?" have become modern classics in advertising, film and television, giving the album a long-lasting cultural footprint and turning it into a staple for fans of powerful, vintage-tinged rock and soul. The production emphasizes warmth and analog-style grit, making the CD version particularly appealing to listeners who appreciate a full, dynamic sound. Lyrically, the album moves between swaggering self-confidence, social observation and darkly playful storytelling, creating a cinematic atmosphere that feels at once timeless and contemporary. As a whole, "The House That Dirt Built" is a versatile listen, equally suited to attentive, track-by-track appreciation and to high-energy playback at parties or in the car.
The Heavy are a genre-bending band formed in England, celebrated for fusing garage rock, classic soul, funk and touches of hip-hop into a distinctive sound. Their music is driven by charismatic, raspy vocals, powerful hooks and an unmistakable sense of swagger. A major milestone in their career is the success of "How You Like Me Now?", which has been widely synchronized in commercials, TV series and sports broadcasts around the world, giving the band broad international visibility. Over the years, The Heavy have built a loyal fan base through intense live shows and a series of albums that maintain a consistent level of quality while constantly experimenting with new nuances in sound and arrangement. With "The House That Dirt Built", they cemented their reputation as one of the most exciting contemporary bands working at the intersection of rock and soul.
Counter Records is an imprint associated with the respected independent label Ninja Tune and is known for its carefully curated, forward-thinking releases. The label focuses on artists who push stylistic boundaries, offering high production standards and artist-friendly structures. By working closely with innovative musicians from a wide range of genres, Counter Records has developed a reputation as a home for distinctive, adventurous projects that still remain accessible to a broad audience. The release of "The House That Dirt Built" on Counter Records reflects the label's philosophy of combining strong artistic identity with high-quality sound and presentation, making this CD not only an excellent musical experience but also a product backed by a label with a strong curatorial vision. | | | Producer: |
Jim Abbiss, The Heavy |
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11 |
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COUNTCD028 |
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