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# "Everlasting Light"
# "Next Girl"
# "Tighten Up"
# "Music/HowlinForYou"
# "She's Long Gone"
# "Black Mud"
# "The Only One"
# "Too Afraid to Love You"
# "Ten Cent Pistol"
# "Sinister Kid"
# "The Go Getter"
# "I'm Not the One"
# "Unknown Brother"
# "Never Gonna Give You Up"
# "These Days"

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# "Everlasting Light"
Light" (3:24)
# "Next Girl"
Girl" (3:18)
# "Tighten Up"
Up" (3:31)
# "Music/HowlinForYou"
"Music/HowlinForYou" (3:12)
# "She's Long Gone"
Gone" (3:06)
# "Black Mud"
Mud" (2:10)
# "The Only One"
One" (5:00)
# "Too Afraid to Love You"
You" (3:25)
# "Ten Cent Pistol"
Pistol" (4:29)
# "Sinister Kid"
Kid" (3:45)
# "The Go Getter"
Getter" (3:37)
# "I'm Not the One"
One" (3:49)
# "Unknown Brother"
Brother" (4:00)
# "Never Gonna Give You Up"
Up" (3:39)
# "These Days"
Days" (5:12)


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* LongestSongGoesLast: "These Days" is the longest song on the album at over 5 minutes, beating out "The Only One" by a few seconds.

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# "Howlin' for You""Music/HowlinForYou"



* NotableMusicVideos: "Tighten Up" (both the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNXwicxlsvI "placeholder"]] with a toy dinosaur, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpaPBCBjSVc the remade one]] with children), "Next Girl" ([[PoolScene pure]] FanService also featuring the dinosaur), and "Music/HowlinForYou".
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Prior to the release of ''Brothers'', The Black Keys were in a CreatorBreakdown from both ends, and a break-up seemed imminent. The first was when singer Dan Auerbach released his solo album ''Keep It Hid'' in February 2009, completely without drummer Patrick Carney's knowledge. Let's just say he was [[BerserkButton not happy about it]]. Then there was the fact that Carney's [[AwfulWeddedLife wife]] [[GoldDigger took money from him]], [[YourCheatingHeart cheated on him with his best friend]], and [[KickTheDog hated Auerbach and tried to turn Carney against him]]. He had been going through a two-year divorce, where Carney [[TheAlcoholic engaged in heavy drinking]], and had gained 25 pounds. On top of all this was their [[NoHitWonder complete lack of commercial success]]. They never had single that charted, and none of their albums even made the Top 100 (which was even worse considering how poor albums sell in the new millennium). All hope seemed lost for both the Keys and their fans.

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Prior to the release of ''Brothers'', The Black Keys were in a CreatorBreakdown from both ends, and a break-up seemed imminent. The first was when singer Dan Auerbach released his solo album ''Keep It Hid'' in February 2009, completely without drummer Patrick Carney's knowledge. Let's just say he was [[BerserkButton not happy about it]]. Then there was the fact that Carney's [[AwfulWeddedLife wife]] [[GoldDigger took money from him]], [[YourCheatingHeart cheated on him with his best friend]], friend, and [[KickTheDog hated Auerbach and tried to turn Carney against him]]. He had been going through a two-year divorce, where Carney [[TheAlcoholic engaged in heavy drinking]], and had gained 25 pounds. On top of all this was their [[NoHitWonder complete lack of commercial success]]. They never had single that charted, and none of their albums even made the Top 100 (which was even worse considering how poor albums sell in the new millennium). All hope seemed lost for both the Keys and their fans.
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* WolfWhistle: "Howlin' for You", of course. Even if only in the lyrics.


* CoverVersion: "Never Gonna Give You Up", originally by soul singer Jerry Butler. [[NamesTheSame It is thankfully not]] [[RickRoll the Rick Astley song.]]

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* CoverVersion: "Never Gonna Give You Up", originally by soul singer Jerry Butler. [[NamesTheSame It is thankfully not]] [[RickRoll [[JustForFun/{{Rickroll}} the Rick Astley song.]]
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* MinimalisticCoverArt: [[RunningGag This is the style of the cover.]] The singles kept to this aesthetic. It won a Grammy, and had the label in shock [[http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/14/arts/music/as-record-sales-shrink-so-does-album-cover-art.html?pagewanted=all but their marketing department saying ‘This is our dream!’.]]

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* MinimalisticCoverArt: [[RunningGag This is the style of the cover.]] The singles kept to this aesthetic. It won a Grammy, and had the label in shock [[http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/14/arts/music/as-record-sales-shrink-so-does-album-cover-art.html?pagewanted=all but their marketing department saying ‘This is our dream!’.]]dream!’]]
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* TropeName: [[https://www.thehunt.com/finds/voMuoc-brothers-album-by-the-black-keys-poster-download This]] [[https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0993/9646/products/NR520266LP-2_1024x1024.jpeg?v=1466381764 is]] [[http://concertposter.org/black-keys-poster-concert-promo-flyer-brothers-tour/ the]] [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_7EJB8FVCS0g/TOrFR_iUb2I/AAAAAAAAANY/U0fb1kNm6hk/s1600/scan0020.jpg whole]] [[http://tightmixblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/blackkeys-ad.jpg promotional]] [[http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1054/4725177260_f7cde0a838_m.jpg schtick]][[note]]incomplete image, but the back of the "This is a Black Keys poster" indeed opens with "These Are the lyrics."[[/note]].

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* TropeName: [[https://www.thehunt.com/finds/voMuoc-brothers-album-by-the-black-keys-poster-download This]] [[https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0993/9646/products/NR520266LP-2_1024x1024.jpeg?v=1466381764 is]] [[http://concertposter.org/black-keys-poster-concert-promo-flyer-brothers-tour/ the]] [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_7EJB8FVCS0g/TOrFR_iUb2I/AAAAAAAAANY/U0fb1kNm6hk/s1600/scan0020.jpg whole]] [[http://tightmixblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/blackkeys-ad.jpg promotional]] [[http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1054/4725177260_f7cde0a838_m.jpg schtick]][[note]]incomplete schtick.]][[note]]Incomplete image, but the back of the "This is a Black Keys poster" indeed opens with "These Are the lyrics."[[/note]]."[[/note]]
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!!These are the members of the band.

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* EarnYourHappyEnding. After four albums and eight years with no success, and tons of in-fighting, they finally broke through to the mainstream.

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* EarnYourHappyEnding. EarnYourHappyEnding: After four albums and eight years with no success, and tons of in-fighting, they finally broke through to the mainstream.



->''[[TheStinger This is the stinger]]''.

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->''[[TheStinger This is the stinger]]''.
stinger.]]''
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''Brothers'' is the fifth studio album by Music/TheBlackKeys, released on May 18, 2010.

Prior to the release of ''Brothers'', The Black Keys were in a CreatorBreakdown from both ends, and a break-up seemed imminent. The first was when singer Dan Auerbach released his solo album ''Keep It Hid'' in February 2009, completely without drummer Patrick Carney's knowledge. Lets just say, he was [[BerserkButton not happy about it]]. Then there was the fact that Carney's [[AwfulWeddedLife wife]] [[GoldDigger took money from him]], [[YourCheatingHeart cheated on him with his best friend]], and [[KickTheDog hated Auerbach and tried to turn Carney against him]]. He had been going through a two-year divorce, where Carney [[TheAlcoholic engaged in heavy drinking]], and had gained 25 pounds. On top of all this was their [[NoHitWonder complete lack of commercial success]]. They never had single that charted, and none of their albums even made the Top 100 (which was even worse considering how poor albums sell in the new millennium). All hope seemed lost for both the Keys and their fans.

[[RelationshipSalvagingDisaster But then they pulled through]]. Carney realized that his anger had been misdirected, and after finally divorcing his wife, they got to work on their fifth studio album, titled ''Brothers'' likely in reference to [[HeterosexualLifePartners themselves]]. Recording sessions primarily took place in the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama. Many blues legends such as Music/BobDylan and Music/TheRollingStones had recorded music there, so it was befitting of their own modern BluesRock style. Notable in that they were the first to record there in over 25 years. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Just when it seemed like they were going to be failures]], they landed their first success. ''Brothers'' was their first album to chart in the Top 100. Where did it chart? ''#3''. How many albums did they sell? It went ''platinum''. ''Brothers'' produced their first radio hit "Tighten Up" which topped the Alternative and Rock charts and cracked the ''Hot 100''. It was nominated for five Grammy awards, and won two ("Best Alternative Music Album" and "Best Rock Performance" for "Tighten Up"). You could say they had to [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn their happy ending]].

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''Brothers'' is the Music/TheBlackKeys' fifth studio album by Music/TheBlackKeys, album, released on May 18, 2010.

Prior to the release of ''Brothers'', The Black Keys were in a CreatorBreakdown from both ends, and a break-up seemed imminent. The first was when singer Dan Auerbach released his solo album ''Keep It Hid'' in February 2009, completely without drummer Patrick Carney's knowledge. Lets Let's just say, say he was [[BerserkButton not happy about it]]. Then there was the fact that Carney's [[AwfulWeddedLife wife]] [[GoldDigger took money from him]], [[YourCheatingHeart cheated on him with his best friend]], and [[KickTheDog hated Auerbach and tried to turn Carney against him]]. He had been going through a two-year divorce, where Carney [[TheAlcoholic engaged in heavy drinking]], and had gained 25 pounds. On top of all this was their [[NoHitWonder complete lack of commercial success]]. They never had single that charted, and none of their albums even made the Top 100 (which was even worse considering how poor albums sell in the new millennium). All hope seemed lost for both the Keys and their fans.

[[RelationshipSalvagingDisaster But then they pulled through]]. Carney realized that his anger had been misdirected, and after finally divorcing his wife, they got to work on their fifth studio album, titled ''Brothers'' likely in reference to [[HeterosexualLifePartners themselves]]. Recording sessions primarily took place in the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama. Many blues legends such as Music/BobDylan and Music/TheRollingStones had recorded music there, so it was befitting of their own modern BluesRock style. Notable in that they were the first to record there in over 25 years. since 1984. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Just when it seemed like they were going to would be failures]], they landed their first success. ''Brothers'' was their first album to chart in the Top 100. Where did it chart? ''#3''. How many albums did they sell? It went ''platinum''. ''Brothers'' produced their first radio hit "Tighten Up" which topped the Alternative and Rock charts and cracked the ''Hot 100''. It was nominated for five Grammy awards, and won two ("Best Alternative Music Album" and "Best Rock Performance" for "Tighten Up"). You could say they had to [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn their happy ending]].



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* MinimalisticCoverArt: [[RunningGag This is the style of the cover.]] The singles kept to this aesthetic.
* NotableMusicVideos: "Music/HowlinForYou"

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* MinimalisticCoverArt: [[RunningGag This is the style of the cover.]] The singles kept to this aesthetic.
aesthetic. It won a Grammy, and had the label in shock [[http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/14/arts/music/as-record-sales-shrink-so-does-album-cover-art.html?pagewanted=all but their marketing department saying ‘This is our dream!’.]]
* NotableMusicVideos: "Music/HowlinForYou""Tighten Up" (both the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNXwicxlsvI "placeholder"]] with a toy dinosaur, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpaPBCBjSVc the remade one]] with children), "Next Girl" ([[PoolScene pure]] FanService also featuring the dinosaur), and "Music/HowlinForYou".




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* TropeName: [[https://www.thehunt.com/finds/voMuoc-brothers-album-by-the-black-keys-poster-download This]] [[https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0993/9646/products/NR520266LP-2_1024x1024.jpeg?v=1466381764 is]] [[http://concertposter.org/black-keys-poster-concert-promo-flyer-brothers-tour/ the]] [[http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_7EJB8FVCS0g/TOrFR_iUb2I/AAAAAAAAANY/U0fb1kNm6hk/s1600/scan0020.jpg whole]] [[http://tightmixblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/blackkeys-ad.jpg promotional]] [[http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1054/4725177260_f7cde0a838_m.jpg schtick]][[note]]incomplete image, but the back of the "This is a Black Keys poster" indeed opens with "These Are the lyrics."[[/note]].
* WolfWhistle: "Howlin' for You", of course. Even if only in the lyrics.

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'''''Brothers''''' is the fifth studio album by Music/TheBlackKeys, released on May 18, 2010.

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'''''Brothers''''' ''Brothers'' is the fifth studio album by Music/TheBlackKeys, released on May 18, 2010.
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This is the fifth studio album by Music/TheBlackKeys. The name of this album is '''''Brothers'''''. This album was released on May 18, 2010.

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This '''''Brothers''''' is the fifth studio album by Music/TheBlackKeys. The name of this album is '''''Brothers'''''. This album was Music/TheBlackKeys, released on May 18, 2010.
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[[RelationshipSalvagingDisaster But then they pulled through]]. Carney realized that his anger had been misdirected, and after finally divorcing his wife, they got to work on their fifth studio album, titled ''Brothers'' likely in reference to [[HeterosexualLifePartners themselves]]. Recording sessions primarily took place in the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama. Many blues legends such as Music/BobDylan and Music/TheRollingStones had recorded music there, so it was befitting of their own modern BluesRock style. Notable in that they were the first to record their in over 25 years. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Just when it seemed like they were going to be failures]], they landed their first success. ''Brothers'' was their first album to chart in the Top 100. Where did it chart? ''#3''. How many albums did they sell? It went ''platinum''. ''Brothers'' produced their first radio hit "Tighten Up" which topped the Alternative and Rock charts and cracked the ''Hot 100''. It was nominated for five Grammy awards, and won two ("Best Alternative Music Album" and "Best Rock Performance" for "Tighten Up"). You could say they had to [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn their happy ending]].

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[[RelationshipSalvagingDisaster But then they pulled through]]. Carney realized that his anger had been misdirected, and after finally divorcing his wife, they got to work on their fifth studio album, titled ''Brothers'' likely in reference to [[HeterosexualLifePartners themselves]]. Recording sessions primarily took place in the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama. Many blues legends such as Music/BobDylan and Music/TheRollingStones had recorded music there, so it was befitting of their own modern BluesRock style. Notable in that they were the first to record their there in over 25 years. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Just when it seemed like they were going to be failures]], they landed their first success. ''Brothers'' was their first album to chart in the Top 100. Where did it chart? ''#3''. How many albums did they sell? It went ''platinum''. ''Brothers'' produced their first radio hit "Tighten Up" which topped the Alternative and Rock charts and cracked the ''Hot 100''. It was nominated for five Grammy awards, and won two ("Best Alternative Music Album" and "Best Rock Performance" for "Tighten Up"). You could say they had to [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn their happy ending]].
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* ShoutOut: The album cover may be a reference to the cover of Music/HowlinWolf's ''Music/TheHowlinWolfAlbum''.
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* CoverVersion: "Never Gonna Give You Up", originally by soul singer Jerry Butler. [[NamesTheSame It is thankfully not]] [[RickRollthe Rick Astley song.]]

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* CoverVersion: "Never Gonna Give You Up", originally by soul singer Jerry Butler. Who is not Rick Astley.

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* CoverVersion: "Never Gonna Give You Up", originally by soul singer Jerry Butler. Who [[NamesTheSame It is not thankfully not]] [[RickRollthe Rick Astley.Astley song.]]



* NamesTheSame: "Never Gonna Give You Up" is ''not'' a cover of the [[RickRoll (in)famous]] Rick Astley song.
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* NotableMusicVideos: "[[Music/HowlinForYou]]"

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[[Music/HowlinForYou This is the page for the famous music video associated with this album.]]

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* CoverVersion: "Never Gonna Give You Up", originally by soul singer Jerry Butler.

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* CoverVersion: "Never Gonna Give You Up", originally by soul singer Jerry Butler. Who is not Rick Astley.



* MinimalistCoverArt: [[RunningGag This is the style of the cover.]] The singles kept to this aesthetic.

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Prior to the release of ''Brothers'', The Black Keys were in a CreatorBreakdown from both ends, and a break-up seemed imminent. The first was when singer Dan Auerbach released his solo album ''Keep It Hid'' in February 2009, completely without drummer Patrick Carney's knowledge. Lets just say, he was [[BerserkButton not happy about it]]. Then there was the fact that Carney's [[AwfulWeddedWife wife]] [[GoldDigger took money from him]], [[YourCheatingHeart cheated on him with his best friend]], and [[KickTheDog hated Auerbach and tried to turn Carney against him]]. He had been going through a two-year divorce, where Carney [[TheAlcoholic engaged in heavy drinking]], and had gained 25 pounds. On top of all this was their [[NoHitWonder complete lack of commercial success]]. They never had single that charted, and none of their albums even made the Top 100 (which was even worse considering how poor albums sell in the new millennium). All hope seemed lost for both the Keys and their fans.

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Prior to the release of ''Brothers'', The Black Keys were in a CreatorBreakdown from both ends, and a break-up seemed imminent. The first was when singer Dan Auerbach released his solo album ''Keep It Hid'' in February 2009, completely without drummer Patrick Carney's knowledge. Lets just say, he was [[BerserkButton not happy about it]]. Then there was the fact that Carney's [[AwfulWeddedWife [[AwfulWeddedLife wife]] [[GoldDigger took money from him]], [[YourCheatingHeart cheated on him with his best friend]], and [[KickTheDog hated Auerbach and tried to turn Carney against him]]. He had been going through a two-year divorce, where Carney [[TheAlcoholic engaged in heavy drinking]], and had gained 25 pounds. On top of all this was their [[NoHitWonder complete lack of commercial success]]. They never had single that charted, and none of their albums even made the Top 100 (which was even worse considering how poor albums sell in the new millennium). All hope seemed lost for both the Keys and their fans.


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!!These are the members of the band.

* Dan Auerbach - lead vocals, guitars, bass guitar, keyboards
* Patrick Carney - drums, percussion

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This is the fifth studio album by Music/TheBlackKeys. The name of this album is '''''Brothers'''''. This album was released on May 18, 2010.

Prior to the release of ''Brothers'', The Black Keys were in a CreatorBreakdown from both ends, and a break-up seemed imminent. The first was when singer Dan Auerbach released his solo album ''Keep It Hid'' in February 2009, completely without drummer Patrick Carney's knowledge. Lets just say, he was [[BerserkButton not happy about it]]. Then there was the fact that Carney's [[AwfulWeddedWife wife]] [[GoldDigger took money from him]], [[YourCheatingHeart cheated on him with his best friend]], and [[KickTheDog hated Auerbach and tried to turn Carney against him]]. He had been going through a two-year divorce, where Carney [[TheAlcoholic engaged in heavy drinking]], and had gained 25 pounds. On top of all this was their [[NoHitWonder complete lack of commercial success]]. They never had single that charted, and none of their albums even made the Top 100 (which was even worse considering how poor albums sell in the new millennium). All hope seemed lost for both the Keys and their fans.

[[RelationshipSalvagingDisaster But then they pulled through]]. Carney realized that his anger had been misdirected, and after finally divorcing his wife, they got to work on their fifth studio album, titled ''Brothers'' likely in reference to [[HeterosexualLifePartners themselves]]. Recording sessions primarily took place in the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield, Alabama. Many blues legends such as Music/BobDylan and Music/TheRollingStones had recorded music there, so it was befitting of their own modern BluesRock style. Notable in that they were the first to record their in over 25 years. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Just when it seemed like they were going to be failures]], they landed their first success. ''Brothers'' was their first album to chart in the Top 100. Where did it chart? ''#3''. How many albums did they sell? It went ''platinum''. ''Brothers'' produced their first radio hit "Tighten Up" which topped the Alternative and Rock charts and cracked the ''Hot 100''. It was nominated for five Grammy awards, and won two ("Best Alternative Music Album" and "Best Rock Performance" for "Tighten Up"). You could say they had to [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn their happy ending]].

''''
!! These are the songs on the album.
# "Everlasting Light"
# "Next Girl"
# "Tighten Up"
# "Howlin' For You"
# "She's Long Gone"
# "Black Mud"
# "The Only One"
# "Too Afraid to Love You"
# "Ten Cent Pistol"
# "Sinister Kid"
# "The Go Getter"
# "I'm Not the One"
# "Unknown Brother"
# "Never Gonna Give You Up"
# "These Days"
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! These are the tropes the album embodies.
* TheBigRottenApple: "The Go Getter" portrays L.A. as one.
-->''Palm trees''
-->''The flat broke disease''
-->''And L.A. has got me''
-->''On my knees''
* BreakupSong: Many, many songs such as "Next Girl" and "Tighten Up". Justified since Carney was going through a nasty divorce at the time.
* DeadpanSnarker: The cover art.
* EarnYourHappyEnding. After four albums and eight years with no success, and tons of in-fighting, they finally broke through to the mainstream.
* GenreThrowback: Being a BluesRock album, it feels more at home in TheSeventies than TheNewTens.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: ''Brothers'' refers to the relationship between Auerbach and Carney, after going through so many hard times.
* NamesTheSame: "Never Gonna Give You Up" is ''not'' a cover of the [[RickRoll (in)famous]] Rick Astley song.
* ObsessionSong: "The Only One" is a song about a guy being crazy in love with a girl he met.
* OneWordTitle: ''Brothers''.

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->''[[TheStinger This is the stinger]]''.

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