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His-Panic Stomp, now free on the internet!

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For some months a project has been taking shape on the rockabilly forum at www.rockabillyrules.com, with 37 bands from the quiffed scene taking part. His-Panic Stomp is here, and there is a bit of everything: old-school bands, more current ones, soft bands, hard bands, new bands, established bands, glorious productions, demo-tape productions, live tracks and so on, all under the common denominator of the quiff, so that people get an idea of what is going on right now.

On His-Panic Stomp you will hear 50's rockabilly, neo-rockabilly, rock & roll, surf instro, a cappella doo wop and so on. All of it is done with the single aim of making this scene known, and that is why we thought that the best way to spread it is over the net.

The 37 tracks are up as mp3 at 320 kbps (near cd quality) and as WAV. The mp3s come to more than 200 megs and the WAVs to almost a gig. The bands' biographies and photographs are up too, along with 5 different covers.

This is the project's final track list:

Volume 1:

Volume 2:

For more information, comments and congratulations, a thread has been opened on the forum.

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