The Dead Weather "Horehound" Shelf - RedEye Mississippi in the mid-eighties wasn’t

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The Dead Weather "Horehound" Shelf - RedEye Mississippi in the mid-eighties wasn’tThe Dead Weather's full length debut LP Horehound: a double album dose of black magic riffs, fuzzed out guitorgan, and painful peons to the devil knows what, comes as a double LP with a Rob Jones art etching on side 4 and is lovingly housed in a thick as thieves gatefold sleeve. It's a jaw dropping record with the packaging to match.