Backatcha, Pod People!!, by 5-Track

Backatcha, Pod People!!

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1.	(He's Not Dead, He's Just In) Texas 03:05	buy track
2.	Floating Around 03:54	buy track
3.	Blues For Horselover Fat 02:21	buy track
4.	13 Sheep 04:45	buy track
5.	It Could Be Time 06:20	buy track
6.	Hot Potato Pie 03:25	buy track
7.	Neo-Non-Blues 242 (Sweet Toad) 04:49	buy track
8.	Hang Loud 05:25	buy track
9.	Lummi 06:59	buy track

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recorded alive to analog reel-to-reel in an empty house in Los Angeles, late spring 2008.

"What I rarely get sent – and what makes 5-Track so unique – are songs of such calibre as ‘Floating Around’, ‘It Could Be Time’, ‘Hot Potato Pie’ or the be-all-and-end-all epic ‘He’s not Dead, He’s Just In Texas’."
– Julian Cope, www.headheritage.com

"... might best be described as minimalistic spontaneity. ... This is a totally artistic creation in which the artist is having fun experimenting in the medium."
– www.babysue.com

"... Our man really gets going on track 2, when the killer ’(He’s Not Dead, He’s Just in) Texas’ sets the bar at a pretty impressive standard which, by and large he is able to match throughout much of the album. There’s such a fine roster of songs on offer such as ’Floating Around’, (a sort of bumpkin cousin to Hendrix’s ’Wind Cries Mary’ and ’If 6 Was 9’), the country-blues of ’Blues For Horselover Fat’ and ’Morning Train’ and the Neil Young-infused ’Hot Potato Pie’. Indeed, 5-Track wears his influences well and supplements these with his own strong twist of originality and a distinctive delivery (he can whine and he can holler). ... Strongly recommended to anyone wondering what Jack White ought to sound like should he ever get himself a decent side-project. Good stuff!"
– Terrascope Online, www.terrascope.co.uk