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Dual Mono

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The more things change, the more things stay the same. If you're into late 60's garage-rock/psychadelia, 'Dual Mono' captures the defiant spirit and bluesy swagger of another time, eg, The Pretty Things, early Stones, chunky guitar riffs and snarling vocals. Just think the grit and rebellious spirit of The Nuggets 2 compliation.

I don't know what happened to the chubby keyboard player, but I don't miss him. This is the best Greenhornes release yet.

Is there a weak spot on this album? I don't think so.

Along with the Mooney Suzuki these guys rank amoung the best (although not the most hyped and written about) of the current revival of 60's garage rock.

Step aside Hives and White Stripes... let the real garage rockers take over.

great record if your a fan of the greenhornes i just wish a affordable vinyl copy of this record was available you can't always get what you want

Couldn't stop dancing, tapping my feet from the 1st song to the last. Highly recommended to add in your music collection!!!

The Greenhornes "Dual Mono" is a definite must have for the true "Garage Rock" fan. With frontrunner Garage rock bands, like The Whitestripes, The Strokes, and The Vines, getting well deserved national attention more and more people are learning that modern rock had gone as far as it could go back in the early 90's. Now bands are going back to the era of music that revolutionized the industry. The 60's and the British Invasion. The Greenhornes do a fantastic job of capturing the finer parts of that era in "Dual Mono". Yet they are one of the best kept secrets in Garage Rock. I think they may soon step up where they belong, alongside The Strokes and The White Stripes.

when my friend went 2 the white stripes concert, she told me 2 listen 2 the band that opened 4 them. i did and i am so glad i did! my fave song is Satisfy My Mind. They are very 60's British Rock. think of them as the Rolling Stones meets the Beatles.