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Party Store is the fifth studio album by American garage rock band The Dirtbombs, released on February 1, 2011. The album was released on the In The Red Records label. Party Store is the fifth full-length LP for The Dirtbombs and their second cover album.

Album · 2011 · 9 Songs. That’s all well and good but Party Store really comes alive on Bug In the Bass Bin. A literal duet between yesterday and today, it marches off into the sunset alongside the synth washes of Carl Craig (he originally released the song under his Innerzone Orchestra alias), Collins’ violent guitar spasms, and a rhythm section that sounds like it’s scoring a battle scene. And like the best techno tracks, it doesn't loosen its grip for at least 20 minutes. Party Store The Dirtbombs.

2011 release from the Detroit Garage rockers. Nearly 10 years after their album Ultraglide in Black helped kick-start a renewed interest in all things Detroit and Rock 'n' Roll, The Dirtbombs release this de facto companion piece. Where Ultraglide was a covers collection of '60s and '70s Soul gems, Party Store is an assortment of live-band interpretations of classic Detroit Techno music of the '80s and early '90s.

Sticker reads: "The Dirtbombs Party Store Triple 12" gatedold plus free download This ain't no SANDINISTA Think METAL BOX". Recorded 2010 at High Bias Studios, Detroit. 8 of the songs on this album are cover versions. A1 and C2 are by Cybotron A2 is by A Number of Names B is by Inner City C1 is by Rhythim is Rhythim D is by Innerzone Orchestra E1 is by The Aztec Mystic E2 is by DJ Assault.

The Dirtbombs enjoyed a boost in recognition after the release of their second album, Ultraglide in Black, in 2001, a collection of nearly all soul, R & B, and Motown covers, with one original track - "Your Love Belongs Under A Rock". Around this time, a garage rock revival became vibrant in the American and European underground, led in part by fellow Detroit band the White Stripes, and the Dirtbombs were part of a multitude of Detroit bands that subsequently received attention from the music industry. A sequel of sorts to Ultraglide In Black, Party Store features rock covers of early Detroit techno and house music Ooey Gooey Chewy Ka-blooey! (2013).

Mick Collins' love of Detroit techno may come as a surprise to those who know him only as the guitar-strangling frontman of the Dirtbombs, but coming of age as he did in Detroit, it was hard not to be swept up in the sounds coming out of the clubs and filling the bins in local record stores. Men like Derrick May, Juan Atkins, and Kevin Saunderson were heroes to a generation of Detroit music fans, and Collins was no exception.

Listen free to The Dirtbombs – Party Store (Cosmic Cars, Sharivari and more). The Dirtbombs pay tribute to their hometown's techno scene covering eight Detroit classic techno tracks of the 80s and 90s Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last. The Dirtbombs pay tribute to their hometown's techno scene covering eight Detroit classic techno tracks of the 80s and 90s. Tracklist.

Party Store Tracklist. 5. Alleys Of Your Mind Lyrics. Party Store Q&A. More The Dirtbombs albums. Ooey Gooey Chewy Ka-Blooey! We Have You Surrounded. Show all albums by The Dirtbombs.