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Psychotic Girl by The Black Keys (feat. Intuition)

"and I can't get lost in your world"

Posted by Zechmann in Hip-Hop, Indie, Rock & PopOct 21st, 2010

I Ruined These Songs For You by Intuition

First heard Intuition on his song “Al Bundy” almost a year back. So when I heard he did an edit of The Black Key’s “Psychotic Girl”, I knew he’d cut up some nasty lines for this blues rock band.

“Psychotic Girl” gives the typical tale of a seemingly normal gal that shows her true colors when you’re least expecting it. Intuition’s thoughts go well with The Black Keys’ original vocals, especially against those back beat blues.

I would’ve liked Intuition’s flow a bit slower paced and better volumized (volumized?), but he did a damn fine job at picking a song that was meant for him to lay some dirtay lines over.

Now off to listen to The Black Key’s discography :)

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Without Intuition :(

Psychotic Girl:
Featuring: Intuition
Album: I Ruined These Songs For You

The Black Keys:
Genre: Rock
Styles: Blues Rock, Alternative, Psychedelic Rock
Origin: Akron, Ohio
Members:
Dan Auerbach: vocals, guitar
Patrick Carney: drummer, producer
Albums: Thickfreakness | Rubber Factory | Attack and Release | Brothers | [Discography]
Links: TheBlackKeys.com | Wikipedia | Facebook | Twitter | MySpace | Last.fm | AllMusic