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* FaceOfTheBand: {{Invoked|Trope}}: David Eugene Edwards. A Netherlands TV documentary, ostensibly about the band, focused on DEE's home life and never gave the other members a single chance to speak.
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* SpotlightStealingSquad: David Eugene Edwards. A Netherlands TV documentary, ostensibly about the band, focused on DEE's home life and never gave the other members a single chance to speak.
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* ChristianRock / NotChristianRock: They basically call into question the entire practice of labeling bands by ideology. To wit: David Eugene Edwards, the primary songwriter, is a devout Christian, and this comes across very clearly in his lyrics. None of the other band members share his beliefs. Since they never sought out the "Christian music" distribution channels, their music could not be found in Christian music stores -- yet 16HP's music was more explicitly Christian themed than just about anything that could be found in the Christian stores.
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* ChristianRock / NotChristianRock: ChristianRock: They basically call into question the entire practice of labeling bands by ideology. To wit: David Eugene Edwards, the primary songwriter, is a devout Christian, and this comes across very clearly in his lyrics. None of the other band members share his beliefs. Since they never sought out the "Christian music" distribution channels, their music could not be found in Christian music stores -- yet 16HP's music was more explicitly Christian themed than just about anything that could be found in the Christian stores.
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: GothRock meets CountryMusic.
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* FrenchAccordion: When they covered a traditional French song, "La Robe a Parasol", their guitarist played Chemnitzer concertina (an instrument related to the accordion) instead of guitar. As a whole, the song is [[LighterAndSofter much more upbeat than the band's usual fare]].
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That, in a nutshell, is what 16 Horsepower sounds like: [[GothRock Gothic]] CountryMusic, with influences from bluegrass, European folk, and {{alternative country}}. The band played once in 1992 in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, then reformed in UsefulNotes/{{Denver}}, Colorado. Throughout the '90s, they made a name for themselves in the Denver music scene and in Europe, with music ranging from haunting to apocalyptic, and lyrics focusing on the fear of God, wrongdoing, and redemption. In the '00s, they began drifting apart and focusing on side projects; in 2005, they officially disbanded.
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That, in a nutshell, is what 16 Horsepower sounds like: [[GothRock Gothic]] CountryMusic, GothicCountryMusic, with influences from bluegrass, European folk, and {{alternative country}}. The band played once in 1992 in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, then reformed in UsefulNotes/{{Denver}}, Colorado. Throughout the '90s, they made a name for themselves in the Denver music scene and in Europe, with music ranging from haunting to apocalyptic, and lyrics focusing on the fear of God, wrongdoing, and redemption. In the '00s, they began drifting apart and focusing on side projects; in 2005, they officially disbanded.
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That, in a nutshell, is what ''16 Horsepower'' 16 Horsepower sounds like: [[GothRock Gothic]] CountryMusic, with influences from bluegrass, European folk, and {{alternative country}}. The band played once in 1992 in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, then reformed in UsefulNotes/{{Denver}}, Colorado. Throughout the '90s, they made a name for themselves in the Denver music scene and in Europe, with music ranging from haunting to apocalyptic, and lyrics focusing on the fear of God, wrongdoing, and redemption. In the '00s, they began drifting apart and focusing on side projects; in 2005, they officially disbanded.
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* CoverAlbum: ''Folklore'' only had two original songs. The rest of the tracks are covers of Music/HankWilliams, the Carter Family, and various traditional songs. (American, French, Hungarian, Tuvan, etc.)
* TheCoverChangesTheMeaning: Their version of "Bad Moon Rising."
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* CoverAlbum: ''Folklore'' only had two original songs. The rest of the tracks are covers of Music/HankWilliams, the Carter Family, ''Carter Family,'' and various traditional songs. (American, French, Hungarian, Tuvan, etc.)
* TheCoverChangesTheMeaning: Their version of"Bad "[[Music/CreedenceClearwaterRevival Bad Moon Rising."]]"
* TheCoverChangesTheMeaning: Their version of
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Post break-up, David Eugene Edwards focused on his musical project Music/WovenHand (which has become a SpiritualSuccessor to 16HP). Pascal Humbert started the band ''Lilium'' with help from Jean-Yves Tola, then Pascal joined ''Woven Hand'' in 2007.
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Post breakup, David Eugene Edwards focused on his musical project Music/WovenHand (which has become a SpiritualSuccessor to 16HP). Pascal Humbert started the band ''Lilium'' with help from Jean-Yves Tola, then Pascal joined ''Woven Hand'' in 2007.
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* ReviewerStockPhrases: Did you know that David Eugene Edwards is the grandson of a fire-and-brimstone Nazarene preacher? Good luck finding a 16HP album review that doesn't bring it up.
* SopranoAndGravel: DEE and Pascal Humbert harmonize to this effect on a few songs from ''Low Estate''.
* PrecisionFStrike: DEE says "fucking" twice on ''Sackcloth 'n' Ashes'', and nowhere else.
* WordSaladLyrics: Some songs on the early albums come across rather stream-of-consciousness, where individual verses may make perfect sense, but don't follow at all from the rest of the song.
* SopranoAndGravel: DEE and Pascal Humbert harmonize to this effect on a few songs from ''Low Estate''.
* PrecisionFStrike: DEE says "fucking" twice on ''Sackcloth 'n' Ashes'', and nowhere else.
* WordSaladLyrics: Some songs on the early albums come across rather stream-of-consciousness, where individual verses may make perfect sense, but don't follow at all from the rest of the song.
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* PrecisionFStrike: DEE says "fucking" twice on ''Sackcloth 'n' Ashes,'' and nowhere else.
* ReviewerStockPhrases: Did you know that David Eugene Edwards is the grandson of afire-and-brimstone fire and brimstone Nazarene preacher? Good luck finding a 16HP album review that doesn't bring it up.
* SopranoAndGravel: DEE and Pascal Humbert harmonize to this effect on a few songs from ''LowEstate''.
* PrecisionFStrike: DEE says "fucking" twice on ''Sackcloth 'n' Ashes'', and nowhere else.
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* WordSaladLyrics: Some songs on the early albums come across ratherstream-of-consciousness, stream of consciousness, where individual verses may make perfect sense, but don't follow at all from the rest of the song.
* ReviewerStockPhrases: Did you know that David Eugene Edwards is the grandson of a
* SopranoAndGravel: DEE and Pascal Humbert harmonize to this effect on a few songs from ''Low
* PrecisionFStrike: DEE says "fucking" twice on ''Sackcloth 'n' Ashes'', and nowhere else.
* WordSaladLyrics: Some songs on the early albums come across rather
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* FaceOfTheBand: {{Invoked|Trope}}. David Eugene Edwards. [[http://www.16horsepower.com/loladamusica.html A Netherlands TV documentary]], ostensibly about the band, focused on DEE's home life and never gave the other members a single chance to speak.
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* FaceOfTheBand: {{Invoked|Trope}}. {{Invoked|Trope}}: David Eugene Edwards. [[http://www.16horsepower.com/loladamusica.html A Netherlands TV documentary]], documentary, ostensibly about the band, focused on DEE's home life and never gave the other members a single chance to speak.
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* FaceOfTheBand: InvokedTrope. David Eugene Edwards. [[http://www.16horsepower.com/loladamusica.html A Netherlands TV documentary]], ostensibly about the band, focused on DEE's home life and never gave the other members a single chance to speak.
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* FaceOfTheBand: InvokedTrope.{{Invoked|Trope}}. David Eugene Edwards. [[http://www.16horsepower.com/loladamusica.html A Netherlands TV documentary]], ostensibly about the band, focused on DEE's home life and never gave the other members a single chance to speak.
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* AlbumTitleDrop: On ''Secret South''.
* BawdySong: "Ruthie Lingle" and "Hang My Teeth on Your Door". Incidentally the latter is one of the few 16HP songs not penned by DEE.
* ChristianRock / NotChristianRock: They basically call into question the entire practice of labeling bands by ideology. To wit: David Eugene Edwards, the primary songwriter, is a devout Christian, and this comes across very clearly in his lyrics. None of the other band members share his beliefs. Since they never sought out the "Christian music" distribution channels, their music could not be found in Christian music stores--yet 16HP's music was more explicitly Christian-themed than just about anything that could be found in the Christian stores.
* TheCoverChangesTheMeaning: Their version of "Bad Moon Rising".
* CoverAlbum: ''Folklore'' only had two original songs. The rest of the tracks are covers of Music/HankWilliams, the Carter Family, and various traditional songs (American, French, Hungarian, Tuvan, etc.).
* DroneOfDread: When Edwards breaks out his squeezebox, the song will either be even more ominous than 16HP's usual fare, [[InvertedTrope or it will be the most upbeat song on the entire album]].
* FaceOfTheBand: David Eugene Edwards. [[invoked]] [[http://www.16horsepower.com/loladamusica.html A Netherlands TV documentary]], ostensibly about the band, focused on DEE's home life and never gave the other members a single chance to speak.
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* AlbumTitleDrop: On ''Secret South''.
* BawdySong: "Ruthie Lingle" and "Hang My Teeth on Your Door". Incidentally the latter is one of the few 16HP songs not penned by DEE.
* ChristianRock / NotChristianRock: They basically call into question the entire practice of labeling bands by ideology. To wit: David Eugene Edwards, the primary songwriter, is a devout Christian, and this comes across very clearly in his lyrics. None of the other band members share his beliefs. Since they never sought out the "Christian music" distribution channels, their music could not be found in Christian music stores--yet 16HP's music was more explicitly Christian-themed than just about anything that could be found in the Christian stores.
* TheCoverChangesTheMeaning: Their version of "Bad Moon Rising".
* CoverAlbum: ''Folklore'' only had two original songs. The rest of the tracks are covers of Music/HankWilliams, the Carter Family, and various traditional songs (American, French, Hungarian, Tuvan, etc.).
* DroneOfDread: When Edwards breaks out his squeezebox, the song will either be even more ominous than 16HP's usual fare, [[InvertedTrope or it will be the most upbeat song on the entire album]].
* FaceOfTheBand: David Eugene Edwards. [[invoked]] [[http://www.16horsepower.com/loladamusica.html A Netherlands TV documentary]], ostensibly about the band, focused on DEE's home life and never gave the other members a single chance to speak.
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Post breakup, David Eugene Edwards focused on his musical project Music/{{Wovenhand}} Music/WovenHand (which has become a SpiritualSuccessor to 16HP). Pascal Humbert started the band Lilium ''Lilium'' with help from Jean-Yves Tola, then Pascal joined Woven Hand ''Woven Hand'' in 2007.
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* AlbumTitleDrop: On ''SecretSouth''.
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* BawdySong: "Ruthie Lingle" and "Hang My Teeth on YourDoor". Door." Incidentally the latter is one of the few 16HP songs not penned by DEE.
* ChristianRock / NotChristianRock: They basically call into question the entire practice of labeling bands by ideology. To wit: David Eugene Edwards, the primary songwriter, is a devout Christian, and this comes across very clearly in his lyrics. None of the other band members share his beliefs. Since they never sought out the "Christian music" distribution channels, their music could not be found in Christian musicstores--yet stores -- yet 16HP's music was more explicitly Christian-themed Christian themed than just about anything that could be found in the Christian stores.
* TheCoverChangesTheMeaning: Their version of "Bad Moon Rising".
* CoverAlbum: ''Folklore'' only had two original songs. The rest of the tracks are covers of Music/HankWilliams, the Carter Family, and various traditional songs songs. (American, French, Hungarian, Tuvan, etc.).
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* TheCoverChangesTheMeaning: Their version of "Bad Moon Rising."
* DroneOfDread: When Edwards breaks out his squeezebox, the song will either be even more ominous than 16HP's usual fare, [[InvertedTrope or it will be the most upbeat song on the entirealbum]].
album.]]
* FaceOfTheBand: InvokedTrope. David Eugene Edwards.[[invoked]] [[http://www.16horsepower.com/loladamusica.html A Netherlands TV documentary]], ostensibly about the band, focused on DEE's home life and never gave the other members a single chance to speak.
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* AlbumTitleDrop: On ''Secret
* BawdySong: "Ruthie Lingle" and "Hang My Teeth on Your
* ChristianRock / NotChristianRock: They basically call into question the entire practice of labeling bands by ideology. To wit: David Eugene Edwards, the primary songwriter, is a devout Christian, and this comes across very clearly in his lyrics. None of the other band members share his beliefs. Since they never sought out the "Christian music" distribution channels, their music could not be found in Christian music
* TheCoverChangesTheMeaning: Their version of "Bad Moon Rising."
* DroneOfDread: When Edwards breaks out his squeezebox, the song will either be even more ominous than 16HP's usual fare, [[InvertedTrope or it will be the most upbeat song on the entire
* FaceOfTheBand: InvokedTrope. David Eugene Edwards.
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That, in a nutshell, is what ''16 Horsepower'' sounds like: [[GothRock Gothic]] CountryMusic, with influences from bluegrass, European folk, and {{alternative country}}. The band played once in 1992 in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, then reformed in Denver, Colorado. Throughout the '90s, they made a name for themselves in the Denver music scene and in Europe, with music ranging from haunting to apocalyptic, and lyrics focusing on the fear of God, wrongdoing, and redemption. In the '00s, they began drifting apart and focusing on side projects; in 2005, they officially disbanded.
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That, in a nutshell, is what ''16 Horsepower'' sounds like: [[GothRock Gothic]] CountryMusic, with influences from bluegrass, European folk, and {{alternative country}}. The band played once in 1992 in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, then reformed in Denver, UsefulNotes/{{Denver}}, Colorado. Throughout the '90s, they made a name for themselves in the Denver music scene and in Europe, with music ranging from haunting to apocalyptic, and lyrics focusing on the fear of God, wrongdoing, and redemption. In the '00s, they began drifting apart and focusing on side projects; in 2005, they officially disbanded.
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-->-- "Clogger"
Picture in your mind: In some forsaken corner of the American West, under a sky black with storm clouds, a man rides across the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. He has a gun on his hip and a Bible in his saddlebag. He's pushing his horse to its absolute limit, but it's not clear why he's in such a hurry--whether he's the pursuer or the pursued, fleeing the law or {{God}} himself.
That, in a nutshell, is what 16 Horsepower sounds like: [[GothRock Gothic]] CountryMusic, with influences from bluegrass, European folk and [[AlternativeCountry alternative country]]. The band played once in 1992 in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, then reformed in Denver, Colorado. Throughout the 90's, they made a name for themselves in the Denver music scene and in Europe, with music ranging from haunting to apocalyptic, and lyrics focusing on the fear of God, wrongdoing, and redemption. In the 00's, they began drifting apart and focusing on side projects; in 2005, they officially disbanded.
Picture in your mind: In some forsaken corner of the American West, under a sky black with storm clouds, a man rides across the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. He has a gun on his hip and a Bible in his saddlebag. He's pushing his horse to its absolute limit, but it's not clear why he's in such a hurry--whether he's the pursuer or the pursued, fleeing the law or {{God}} himself.
That, in a nutshell, is what 16 Horsepower sounds like: [[GothRock Gothic]] CountryMusic, with influences from bluegrass, European folk and [[AlternativeCountry alternative country]]. The band played once in 1992 in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, then reformed in Denver, Colorado. Throughout the 90's, they made a name for themselves in the Denver music scene and in Europe, with music ranging from haunting to apocalyptic, and lyrics focusing on the fear of God, wrongdoing, and redemption. In the 00's, they began drifting apart and focusing on side projects; in 2005, they officially disbanded.
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Picture in your mind: In some forsaken corner of the American West, under a sky black with storm clouds, a man rides across the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. He has a gun on his hip and a Bible in his saddlebag. He's pushing his horse to its absolute limit, but it's not clear why he's in such a
That, in a nutshell, is what
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* CoverAlbum: ''Folklore'' only had two original songs. The rest of the tracks are covers of HankWilliams, the Carter Family, and various traditional songs (American, French, Hungarian, Tuvan, etc.).
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* CoverAlbum: ''Folklore'' only had two original songs. The rest of the tracks are covers of HankWilliams, Music/HankWilliams, the Carter Family, and various traditional songs (American, French, Hungarian, Tuvan, etc.).
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* AGoodNameForARockBand: It's a reference to a folk song: the coffin of a beloved being borne to the grave by sixteen horses. For a very brief period, their name was just Horsepower--they changed because too many people thought it was a drug reference.
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That, in a nutshell, is what 16 Horsepower sounds like: [[GothRock Gothic]] CountryMusic, with influences from bluegrass, European folk and [[AlternativeCountry alternative country.country]]. The band played once in 1992 in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, then reformed in Denver, Colorado. Throughout the 90's, they made a name for themselves in the Denver music scene and in Europe, with music ranging from haunting to apocalyptic, and lyrics focusing on the fear of God, wrongdoing, and redemption. In the 00's, they began drifting apart and focusing on side projects; in 2005, they officially disbanded.
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That, in a nutshell, is what 16 Horsepower sounds like: [[GothRock Gothic]] CountryMusic, with influences from bluegrass, European folk and alternative country. The band played once in 1992 in LosAngeles, UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, then reformed in Denver, Colorado. Throughout the 90's, they made a name for themselves in the Denver music scene and in Europe, with music ranging from haunting to apocalyptic, and lyrics focusing on the fear of God, wrongdoing, and redemption. In the 00's, they began drifting apart and focusing on side projects; in 2005, they officially disbanded.
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* SongsWithMultiplePartners: "Ruthie Lingle" lists a montage of past lovers.
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* BawdySong: "Hang My Teeth on Your Door"; incidentally, it's one of the few 16HP songs not penned by DEE.
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* BawdySong: "Ruthie Lingle" and "Hang My Teeth on Your Door"; incidentally, it's Door". Incidentally the latter is one of the few 16HP songs not penned by DEE.
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* PrecisionFStrike: DEE says "fucking" twice on ''Sackcloth 'n' Ashes'', and nowhere else.
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* CoverAlbum: ''Folklore'' only had two original songs. The rest of the tracks are covers of HankWilliams, the Carter Family, and various traditional songs (American, French, Tuvan, etc.).
* DroneOfDread: When Edwards breaks out his concertina, the song will either be even more ominous than 16HP's usual fare, [[AvertedTrope or it will be the most upbeat song on the entire album]].
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* CoverAlbum: ''Folklore'' only had two original songs. The rest of the tracks are covers of HankWilliams, the Carter Family, and various traditional songs (American, French, Hungarian, Tuvan, etc.).
* DroneOfDread: When Edwards breaks out hisconcertina, squeezebox, the song will either be even more ominous than 16HP's usual fare, [[AvertedTrope [[InvertedTrope or it will be the most upbeat song on the entire album]].
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