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...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead

...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead

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	Track	Duration	Listeners
1	Richter Scale Madness full track	3:44	11,698
2	Novena Without Faith full track	8:23	10,158
3	Fake Fake Eyes full track	2:42	10,972
4	Half of What full track	3:06	10,784
5	Gargoyle Waiting full track	6:49	9,632
6	Prince With a Thousand Enemies full track	3:57	9,383
7	Ounce of Prevention full track	3:16	5,882
8	When We Begin to Steal... full track	7:44	7,641

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…And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead was the first full-length release from Austin, Texas rock band …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead. It was released on January 20, 1998 by Trance Syndicate. Most of the music Trail Of Dead has made is indie rock and art rock, while a few other genres, like noise rock are explored in tracks like “Richter Scale Madness”, and “Prince With A Thousand Enemies”, hardcore punk is explored in the track “Ounce Of Prevention”, and “Novena Without Faith”, “Gargoyle Waiting”, and “When We Begin To Steal.…” are more or less jazz rock.

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Lao-Tsy wrote:
August 2008

Astonishing album with enormous energy, passion: Charles Manson photo on the front cover. Strange???

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MegatonShot wrote:
August 2008

This album makes me want to have been old enough to see these guys live round about 1998.

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edsters wrote:
July 2008

This album sounded very rough but i respect it because it still rocks in such a raw way. Every song on here is a winner. This goes right under Madonna for me as for favorite albums.

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psychomode wrote:
May 2008

This album is awesome, it's just let down by the production. It's still far better than So Divided.

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static_ice wrote:
April 2008

Source Tags is alright but IMO this one beats TOD's other albums by a long shot. One of my fav albums of all time, consistently good through the whole ride. Every song is uniquely special but they all flow together perfectly. I wish to death I could have seen them live only playing this album before they changed so much.

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Calimero_jr wrote:
March 2008

Musically it's very good, Gargoyle Waiting is one of my favourite TOD songs.

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unc0nvinced wrote:
February 2008

ToD's latter albums have been staying on my CD rack lately. This is the one I've been playing the most. Most resembles the raw power of their live performances.

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blackfiremagic wrote:
October 2007

This album is one i listen to least... but i appreciate how it is the raw idea's that show what greatness was to come =). Richter Scale Madness is awesome and Half Of What is amazing! But in terms of quality and constant listening to... its not as good as the other albums. They've progressed a lot but the roots r good to begin with! ^_^

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boottyboy wrote:
July 2007

I just love this album. The best one for me. And yes, I have listened to source tages and codes ....

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