Doomtree-False_Hopes-2007-MTD

Doomtree-False_Hopes-2007-MTD

 

I know this is not the album requested but it will at least let you know we are on it. I will get this drop ASAP but I am looking for official scene releases. Enjoy a couple of their former albums. -Anomaly

Doomtree - False Hopes

ARTIST.....: Doomtree
TITLE......: False Hopes
LABEL......: Doomtree Records
URL........: http://www.doomtree.net

RIP DATE...: Dec-15-2007
STORE DATE.: Dec-14-2007
GENRE......: Hip-Hop
QUALITY....: VBR  /  44.1Hz  /  Joint-Stereo
SIZE.......: 47,5 MB


Track Listing:

01 - Flex                                       03:02
02 - Knives On Fire                             03:00
03 - Traveling Dunk Tank                        03:20
04 - A Candle In Chicago (Interlude)            01:54
05 - Lucky                                      01:31
06 - Veteran                                    02:43
07 - Slow Burn                                  03:57
08 - I Should Cut Your Liver Out (Interlude)    01:16
09 - Savion Glover                              02:22
10 - Hot Monotony                               03:46
11 - A Hundred Fathers                          03:51
12 - Check Your Tuning (Interlude)              01:32
13 - If & When                                  04:19
14 - No Homeowners (Renter's Rebate)            03:19

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                                                39:52 min
Release Notes:

http://www.myspace.com/doomtree

Doomtree has always looked at each new song we make as though it
were a living thing - the fruit of our loins if you will. And just
as it is with a child, each song takes a lot of attention, a lot
of time, and a whole lot of love. When the day comes (and we feel
confident that our precious little babies are all grown up and
ready for a life of their own) we send them out into the world.
And we hope that they make us proud.
But sometimes, sometimes things don't go quite so smoothly. Such
is life.

An amazing night out at GameWorks occasionally results in an
awkward phone call weeks later and a child no one planned for.
Sometimes that child turns out great, and we count our blessings.
More often than not, however, the blessings are sparse and we need
to weigh our options. Perhaps the "little surprise" has a heart
defect. Or an undesirable finger-to-toe ratio. Or red hair. You
just never know what you're going to get when you mix it up with
someone named Diamonds after three pitchers of margaritas. And so
we do the only thing we can when this home full of gorgeous,
gifted children is sullied by the arrival of series 2 Garbage Pail
Kids: we gather the new additions in a burlap sack and quietly
sneak them down to the banks of the mighty Mississippi - the great
Problem Solver. Then we try to forget about it over a frosty
pitcher at GameWorks.

So, friend, consider this sack-full of songs not as a true album,
but rather a collection of "specials" that didn't quite fit in
with the family. They are all beautiful in their own right, but a
few unfortunate idiosyncrasies (the sloped brow, the vomiting when
startled, the incessant seal-clapping) have prevented them from
meeting the Doomtree Family Gold Standard and making the
proverbial A-team. So make sure all the protruding corners in your
house are sufficiently padded and enjoy.

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