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The White Stripes - Get Behind Me Satan (2005)
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To be fair, I was a bit sceptical when I first heard this CD. The first 3 songs end suddenly but after a while you get use to them. This CD defiantly has some great and fast paste songs such as "Blue Orchid", "Doorbell" and "Little ghost". Defiantly a must have if you liked "Elephant".
I could not find this CD in my city... Thank you very much!CD in excellent quality. It will be the best gift for the new year for my best friend!!!
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Good-bye to the casual fan; hello new sound. The White Stripes got popular with simple, catchy, and very creative songs. From De Stijl, to White Blood Cells, to Elephant, their popularity skyrocketed as their songs and albums got better and better. As everyone could tell, their style peaked at Elephant. So, I was expecting to be disappointed by Get Behind Me Satan because how could it be better than Elephant? I was wrong. Like David Bowie with Aladdin Sane (after Ziggy Stardust), The White Stripes did not try to best Elephant, they altered their style and have written their best and most intricate songs yet. In short, they took a step back and sideways to go forward. Just pick a great song. "Red Rain" is Jack White's most creative song to date and it's melodic in the most interesting way. "The Nurse," with it's seemingly random but calculated guitar crunches and it's purposeful lack of a real chorus, it has all the elements of great indie rock. "Take Take Take" is an off-rhythm harmony that's probably the best melody in the White Stripes catalogue. You've heard the White Stripes go country before, but on "Little Ghost" Jack pushes to bluegrass and still makes it work. The textures and layering of the song are beautiful. "My Doorbell" is probably the song that is most representative of their former style on this album. It's simple, catchy, and funny. "As Ugly as I Seem" has great transitions and the patient notes come off perfectly. by Matthew ParrishRead full review
the white stripes their a couple of fruitcakes arn't they? as for the album well yeah is cool . It hits all the right notes in my book even though he sounds like a girl!!!!!!! Its packed full of top tunes you will know, some truely amusing lines and def worth a listen to. Blue orchid was the one that made me buy this one . If you liked Blue Orchid you will enjoy this album. But hey you dont have to take my word for it , take a chance on it . If its not to your standard, hell you could always ebay it ha ha . with love niki
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