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The White Stripes — The Denial Twist
Album: Get Behind Me Satan
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Released: 2005
Length: 2:34
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If you think that a kiss is all in the lips
C'mon, you got it all wrong, man
And if you think that our dance was all in the hips
Oh well, then do the twist
If you think holding hands is all in the fingers
Grab hold of the soul where the memory lingers and
Make sure to never do it with the singer
'Cause he'll tell everyone in the world

What he was thinking about the girl
Ya, what he's thinking about the girl, oh

A lot of people get confused and they bruise
Real easy when it comes to love
They start putting on their shoes and walking out
And singing "boy, I think I had enough"

Just because she makes a big rumpus
She don't mean to be mean or hurt you on purpose, boy
Take a tip and do yourself a little service
Take a mountain turn it into a mole

Just by playing a different role
Ya, by playing a different role, oh

The boat ya you know she's rockin' it
And the truth well ya know there's no stoppin' it

The boat ya you know she's still rockin' it
The truth well you know there's no stoppin' it

So what, somebody left you in a rut
And wants to be the one who's in control
But the feeling that you're under can really make you wonder
How the hell she can be so cold

So now you're mad, denying the truth
And it's hidden in the wisdom in the back of your tooth
Ya need ta spit it out, in a telephone booth
While ya call everyone that you know, and ask 'em

Where do you think she goes
Oh ya, where d'ya suppose she goes, oh

The truth well you know there's no stoppin' it
And the boat well ya know she's still rockin' it

The boat ya you know she's still rockin' it
And the truth ya you know there's no stoppin' it

You recognize with your back in the back?
That it's colder when she rocks the boat
But it's the cause hittin on the Cardinal Laws?
'bout the proper place to hang her coat

So to you, the truth is still hidden
And the soul plays the role of a lost little kitten but
You should know that the doctors weren't kiddin?
She's been singing it all along

But you were hearin' a different song
Ya you were hearin' a different song
But you were hearin' a different song
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April 8, 2022 - Jack White plays National Anthem at Tiger Stadium on opening day and then plays Supply Chain Issues concert at Masonic Temple in Detroit.  Man, I love me some Jack!!!
Posted 2 years ago by yagermeister    [ Reply ]
Good tune!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
Are "The White Stripes" by their own definition
a middle of the road band?
Posted 2 years ago by Kelvinclifford    [ Reply ]
I know of no other band that could get away with their songs sounding so similar.
Posted 2 years ago by teunvanson    [ Reply ]
 easmann wrote:

Not. For. Me.
Thank you. 



Dang, your mom didn't even thank me for last night...
Posted 2 years ago by bahalana    [ Reply ]
Funky. Gunky. Junky. Spastic monkey. Love it!
Posted 3 years ago by meatmike    [ Reply ]
 easmann wrote:
Not. For. Me.
Thank you. 
 
That's what the ratings and PSD are for - it would warrant your comment if you add some rationale as to why. 
Posted 3 years ago by kbs    [ Reply ]
Not. For. Me.
Thank you. 
Posted 4 years ago by easmann    [ Reply ]
 pixidrizzl wrote:
This song always catches my attention and makes me squeal with glee when I hear that first note.
 

Posted 4 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
saw jack white last night in phoenix- spectacular-  played this tune
Posted 5 years ago by studiosprawl    [ Reply ]
cool  (photo is sweet too : )
Posted 6 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
This was the last new album I remember Tower Records hyping with a big record release party before they collectively threw up their hands and locked the doors for good.
Posted 7 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
Hot Damn!
Posted 7 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
I really appreciate how Jack loves to go as far as he can with everything he has, like Byrne and Belew and so many other unorthodox wildcats jammed for our perpetual enjoyment on RP!
Posted 11 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
RP rarely converts me.  I used to dismiss all his albums as whatever.  But I ended up getting Jack White's latest album — totally in love.  The one with the vulture sitting on his shoulder on the cover.  It's crazy, but I hear the over-pedalled piano minor scale riffs in my sleep - it's become a brain obsession that I just can't shake.  
Posted 11 years ago by lkovathana    [ Reply ]
Funky? More like gunky. Junky. Spastic Monkey. Check yoself out some soul music. This ain't it. 
 linden wrote:
Dang, this is funky.
 


Posted 11 years ago by Segue    [ Reply ]
RP is so great consistently, I end up logging in for the occasional jarring Sucko Barfo. Yuk
Posted 11 years ago by Segue    [ Reply ]
Dang, this is funky.
Posted 12 years ago by linden    [ Reply ]
What initially turned me off about The White Stripes was Jack White's near-hysterical vocals - always reminded me of "Ballroom Blitz" by The Sweet.  I must be getting older, or maybe more mature in my listening habits, because this song didn't have me lunging for the mouse to click on the mute button.  Hmmm. {#Dancingbanana_2}

Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
It's crude, but I like it when I'm in a mood...I'm just not in it right now.
Posted 13 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
RIP Stripes
Posted 13 years ago by PFM    [ Reply ]

Yet another nice retro sound from the Stripes.  Great groove.


Posted 13 years ago by efaulkjr    [ Reply ]
Hottest drummer since Karen Carpenter.

ETA:  And I don't mind saying, *this* has got a good beat.
Posted 13 years ago by nerakdon    [ Reply ]
Quite interesting interpretive style! {#Devil_pimp}
Posted 13 years ago by 4merdj    [ Reply ]
 sherf wrote:
Been there done that. Lee Michaels and Frosty the barehanded drummer.
Not a complaint, just a statement.
 
Thanks for that.  Your comment to a previously unknown artist (to me) sparked a trip to Wikipedia, then a half hour of youtube...

P.S.  Actually, I've heard 'Do You Know What I Mean' many times, just didn't know it was him...

Posted 13 years ago by alanthecowboy    [ Reply ]
 TheFriendlyCat wrote:
Every time I hear the White Stripes a I love them a little more!
 
Hear, hear! Me too!!

Posted 14 years ago by tapatia1072    [ Reply ]
 jonahboo wrote:
GODLIKE - GET BEHIND ME SATAN!
 
I second what Gabby Johnson says...

Posted 14 years ago by scraig    [ Reply ]
 That_SOB wrote:

But why does she have the urinal cake in her hand ?

 

Remember the earlier post where crogers said that rock was smelly? Maybe she is trying to clean the joint up? {#Lol}


Posted 14 years ago by redstorm    [ Reply ]
 crogers wrote:

When rock was Rock, it was young, basic, raw, sexy, unkempt, dirty and smelled of sweat, grass and The Blues.  It was amazing.  It changed the world.  And now it's gone.  Except for Jack.  Across his various (and varied) projects, this guy keeps offering up that great low-budget-no-apologies style of rockin' that reminds me of what it was like when it was real.  I'm glad he's around.



 
Agreed. Well said.

Posted 14 years ago by SweTex    [ Reply ]
so glad to hear WS again on RP.  Seems to have been a big lull.
Posted 14 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]

When rock was Rock, it was young, basic, raw, sexy, unkempt, dirty and smelled of sweat, grass and The Blues.  It was amazing.  It changed the world.  And now it's gone.  Except for Jack.  Across his various (and varied) projects, this guy keeps offering up that great low-budget-no-apologies style of rockin' that reminds me of what it was like when it was real.  I'm glad he's around.



Posted 14 years ago by crogers    [ Reply ]
Been there done that. Lee Michaels and Frosty the barehanded drummer.
Not a complaint, just a statement.
Posted 15 years ago by sherf    [ Reply ]
 Tim_in_N_FL wrote:
I must be one of the last people in western civilization to have heard their first WS tune.  Based on this initial experience, I like what I hear.  It seems another band whose work I have recently encountered, The Raconteurs, has been heavily influenced by Jack Black's vocals and WS stylings, in general.  {#Ask}

 
This post made me laugh.

(Jack White not Jack Black, and Jack White is in the Raconteurs. But for some reason I think you already know that. If not, sorry for laughing!)
 


Posted 15 years ago by ScottFromWyoming    [ Reply ]
I must be one of the last people in western civilization to have heard their first WS tune.  Based on this initial experience, I like what I hear.  It seems another band whose work I have recently encountered, The Raconteurs, has been heavily influenced by Jack Black's vocals and WS stylings, in general.  {#Ask}

Posted 15 years ago by Tim_in_N_FL    [ Reply ]
 That_SOB wrote:

But why does she have the urinal cake in her hand ?
 
Mmmmmm ..... Cake.

Posted 15 years ago by taterb    [ Reply ]
GODLIKE - GET BEHIND ME SATAN!
Posted 15 years ago by Wonderloaf    [ Reply ]
But why does she have the urinal cake in her hand ?
Posted 15 years ago by That_SOB    [ Reply ]
MutualDisdain wrote:
Excellent. He is one of a few original people that dwell in the mainstream, even if he is channeling Zeppelin.
And what's wrong with that?
Posted 15 years ago by denmom    [ Reply ]
MutualDisdain wrote:
Excellent. He is one of a few original people that dwell in the mainstream, even if he is channeling Zeppelin.
Hell yeah!
Posted 15 years ago by FlamingLotus    [ Reply ]
Now all we need are a line of umpa-lumpas dancing
Posted 15 years ago by leathepea    [ Reply ]
I just saw "Walk Hard" last night and Jack White makes a pretty funny Elvis.
Posted 15 years ago by DoctorHooey    [ Reply ]
thank you RP for some rockin White Stripes - my XM-in-the-car seems to know only one tepid WS track, i mean they tried hard to find the worst one to play constantly XM sucks - can we PLEASE have RP in the car?? now?
Posted 16 years ago by lophrequa    [ Reply ]
Every time I hear the White Stripes a I love them a little more!
Posted 16 years ago by TheFriendlyCat    [ Reply ]
This one always makes me happy...and, um, deaf, too...
Posted 16 years ago by bschena    [ Reply ]
PosX wrote:
VÊrsågod, klÊm telbake :)
Gesundheit.
Posted 16 years ago by dwhayslett    [ Reply ]
Candela wrote:
PosX: Tusen takk vennen min :) Klem
VÊrsågod, klÊm telbake :)
Posted 16 years ago by PosX    [ Reply ]
i love jack white.
Posted 16 years ago by ALive    [ Reply ]
PosX: Tusen takk vennen min :) Klem
Posted 16 years ago by Candela    [ Reply ]
jack did it.....boss changed the station.
Posted 16 years ago by techer2    [ Reply ]
ElSupreme wrote:
Well I am about as far from a musician as you can get, tone deaf engineer, but I USED to agree with you. Subpar instrument playing and singing, but to catchy tunes. But after listinging to them alot, one of my brother's faveroite bands, I have changed my mind. I used to get hung up on the no bass, sorta hollow sound, with the sloppy guitar. But they have gotten better, and the piano on 'Get behinde me Satin' really filled in their sound so I started to listen to that album. Then I started to like their other music. They have an AC/DC, or Franz Ferdinand, appeal to me. I really have no reason to like it on a musical level. The songs are just really catchy and great to listen to.
"Get Behinde Me Satin"? Is that on the latest CD at Victoria's Secret? Maybe that's "Get me Satin Behind"...?
Posted 16 years ago by celadonstone    [ Reply ]
Great album top to bottom IMO.
Posted 16 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]
Went to get a cup of coffee and we're back to the good music now.
Posted 16 years ago by mojoman    [ Reply ]
Excellent. He is one of a few original people that dwell in the mainstream, even if he is channeling Zeppelin.
Posted 16 years ago by MutualDisdain    [ Reply ]
tg3k wrote:
Add me to the list of those who "don't get" the White Stripes. amb599 called them "poster children for bad music", and I would agree with that if I could see any semblance of music in their work. Out of curiosity, are there any real musicians who think the WS are worth the plastic their CDs are pressed from? I can see how the raw, untamed sound could appeal to some of the masses, but does anyone who knows and competently plays music actually like this band?
I haven't listent to the WS much, but I have liked what I heard. I can tell you about my buddy Scott who was a big WS fan, a total music snob, and a fantastic musician. He played primarily ragtime and pre-war blues guitar, and really well. He constantly bemoaned the lack of skill and poor taste of modern music, but the WS apparenlty made it into his good graces. As a mediocre musician, I really appreciate skill, when it isn't just skill for skill's sake (can't stand Satriani for example), and I really appreciate creativity. I think the WS seem to be trying to do something interesting, besides just selling records. But I'll have to spend more time listening to them to really judge.
Posted 17 years ago by spacemoose    [ Reply ]
I've been thinkin' about the doorbell, when ya gonna ring it, when ya gonna ring it! I like this song, but it's definitely too close to "My Doorbell" to be on the same album IMHO.
Posted 17 years ago by StellarSwarm    [ Reply ]
This song always catches my attention and makes me squeal with glee when I hear that first note.
Posted 17 years ago by pixidrizzl    [ Reply ]
Sweet! More White Stripes please!! One of the very best of 2005...
Posted 17 years ago by flyfree    [ Reply ]
this is a decent song, but they really make alot of junk.
Posted 17 years ago by figsout    [ Reply ]
tg3k wrote:
Add me to the list of those who "don't get" the White Stripes. amb599 called them "poster children for bad music", and I would agree with that if I could see any semblance of music in their work. Out of curiosity, are there any real musicians who think the WS are worth the plastic their CDs are pressed from? I can see how the raw, untamed sound could appeal to some of the masses, but does anyone who knows and competently plays music actually like this band?
I dont mind hearing them, but yet to have purchased any of their albums. As a musician I would only say that all music has it's place. To understand the music is to know the writer alittle more than you did just before you heard it. Would you ever walk up to your child who gave you a drawing and say that sucks, or do you take into consideration the meaning? Are you people out there in the world more about format or content?
Posted 17 years ago by katalyst    [ Reply ]
nyclulu wrote:
I love this song!!
Me too!!
Posted 17 years ago by aquadonia    [ Reply ]
tg3k wrote:
Add me to the list of those who "don't get" the White Stripes. amb599 called them "poster children for bad music", and I would agree with that if I could see any semblance of music in their work. Out of curiosity, are there any real musicians who think the WS are worth the plastic their CDs are pressed from? I can see how the raw, untamed sound could appeal to some of the masses, but does anyone who knows and competently plays music actually like this band?
Well I am about as far from a musician as you can get, tone deaf engineer, but I USED to agree with you. Subpar instrument playing and singing, but to catchy tunes. But after listinging to them alot, one of my brother's faveroite bands, I have changed my mind. I used to get hung up on the no bass, sorta hollow sound, with the sloppy guitar. But they have gotten better, and the piano on 'Get behinde me Satin' really filled in their sound so I started to listen to that album. Then I started to like their other music. They have an AC/DC, or Franz Ferdinand, appeal to me. I really have no reason to like it on a musical level. The songs are just really catchy and great to listen to.
Posted 17 years ago by ElSupreme    [ Reply ]
I was rocking to this album yesterday on the way from work. NPR got bumped.
Posted 17 years ago by ElSupreme    [ Reply ]
I love this song!!
Posted 17 years ago by nyclulu    [ Reply ]
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Skilled musicians are often clueless about what makes a good record.
I love this song. I was going to upload "Blue Orchid" but it was listed as rejected. *shakes head* *sighs* Oh well. I'll take this one.
Posted 17 years ago by aquadonia    [ Reply ]
Jack is amazing because he creates music the way it used to be. WS may sound like bands from the 70s but they have more of an edgy twist that make them an original that I can listen to anytime I want to get into a groove.
Posted 17 years ago by RoxyJoni    [ Reply ]
tg3k wrote:
Add me to the list of those who "don't get" the White Stripes. amb599 called them "poster children for bad music", and I would agree with that if I could see any semblance of music in their work. Out of curiosity, are there any real musicians who think the WS are worth the plastic their CDs are pressed from? I can see how the raw, untamed sound could appeal to some of the masses, but does anyone who knows and competently plays music actually like this band?
Skilled musicians are often clueless about what makes a good record.
Posted 17 years ago by ScottFromWyoming    [ Reply ]
Add me to the list of those who "don't get" the White Stripes. amb599 called them "poster children for bad music", and I would agree with that if I could see any semblance of music in their work. Out of curiosity, are there any real musicians who think the WS are worth the plastic their CDs are pressed from? I can see how the raw, untamed sound could appeal to some of the masses, but does anyone who knows and competently plays music actually like this band?
Posted 18 years ago by tg3k    [ Reply ]
ouuuuu my boy.
Posted 18 years ago by honeygirl    [ Reply ]
mrrmt wrote:
That's so interesting, because when I have seen them live I am blown away by their energy and talent. Given Meg isn't the world's greatest drummer but they've got this crazy raw chaos that I really appreciate. To each her own I suppose!
...i also was impressed by their performance here in bologna a couple of months ago...
Posted 18 years ago by 67nj    [ Reply ]
Angelof9 wrote:
I don't know what to make of the White Stripes. Some of their songs are outstanding, but live on stage they suck serious toast. So how talented can they be really if they can't carry a tune on stage? *shakes head*
That's so interesting, because when I have seen them live I am blown away by their energy and talent. Given Meg isn't the world's greatest drummer but they've got this crazy raw chaos that I really appreciate. To each her own I suppose!
Posted 18 years ago by mrrmt    [ Reply ]
The White Stripes continue to do nothing for me.
Posted 18 years ago by fizixidiot    [ Reply ]
joelsephus wrote:
Anybody else think this guy sounds a little Robert Plant-ish?
yup
Posted 18 years ago by BruceN    [ Reply ]
Angelof9 wrote:
I don't know what to make of the White Stripes. Some of their songs are outstanding, but live on stage they suck serious toast. So how talented can they be really if they can't carry a tune on stage? *shakes head*
They can hardly carry a tune on album either, but like the Velvet Underground, it's that chaos that makes them kinda cool. Haven't seen or heard them live tho.
Posted 18 years ago by ArbiterOfGoodTaste    [ Reply ]
I don't know what to make of the White Stripes. Some of their songs are outstanding, but live on stage they suck serious toast. So how talented can they be really if they can't carry a tune on stage? *shakes head*
Posted 18 years ago by Angelof9    [ Reply ]
I love this song!!! Makes me want to dance everytime I hear it! I adore the White Stripes. Best band to come along in too long a time! Makes me love rock n roll again.
Posted 18 years ago by Marley    [ Reply ]
Anybody else think this guy sounds a little Robert Plant-ish?
Posted 18 years ago by joelsephus    [ Reply ]
This album is great - I think that it really shows how good this band is and will be. Plus, Meg needs a spanking (in a good way).
Posted 18 years ago by JGD    [ Reply ]
Bleh, the White Stripes have to come and ruin my otherwise enjoyable RP groove. The vocals in every single song of theirs are absolutely atrocious.
Posted 18 years ago by Allenthar    [ Reply ]
The lyrics are something to behold: . . . Just because she makes a big rumpus She don't mean to be mean or hurt you on purpose, boy Take a tip and do yourself a little service Take a mountain turn it into a mole Just by playing a different role . . .
Posted 18 years ago by Baby_M    [ Reply ]
I like this "boy".
Posted 18 years ago by honeygirl    [ Reply ]
Can I give this a 20? A 10 just isn't enough. Love the White Stripes, LOVE THIS SONG!
Posted 18 years ago by Marley    [ Reply ]
I just want to get up and dance!!!! It's amazing
Posted 18 years ago by Zeppelin    [ Reply ]
really good album. i like the song on the album about even the dog gets it. sometimes the best music is the simplest.
Posted 18 years ago by stickittotheman    [ Reply ]
I saw The White Stripes at the end of January 2006 and I was struck by what a great showman Jack White has become. A very, very sexy man, and refreshing to see someone choose his own look instead of regarding Spinal Tap as a style bible. I cant remember him speaking more than a dozen words, but he held the audience in the palm of his hand. The audience displayed a very wide demographic range, showing the appeal of the band is very broad. Not sure Meg has much of a solo career ahead of her, however, when Jack pursues his 'other projects'!
Posted 18 years ago by Paul_in_Australia    [ Reply ]
dmax wrote:
Heard a very thoughtful interview with Jack White on NPR recently. ... So, the band is simply drums/guitar/voice. And the color structure is red/white/black. You can poo-poo this, ...
Poo Poo. I can hear a piano too.
Posted 18 years ago by algrif    [ Reply ]
The first song on this album is pure madness!
Posted 18 years ago by grassfolk420    [ Reply ]
Moved from a 6 to a 7. Pretty good when played loud.
Posted 18 years ago by olsaltybastard    [ Reply ]
want to hate them... just can't... love love this song...
Posted 18 years ago by fpduffer    [ Reply ]
RADIOSLOTH wrote:
I recommend you check out Death From Above 1979. Canadian two-piece, bass and drums. Shit-kickin and funky.
Or even NOMEANSNO another Canadian two-piece, bass and drums. Though they added a geetar player later on.
Posted 18 years ago by randomprime    [ Reply ]
Relatively tolerable, for these two.
Posted 18 years ago by Xeric    [ Reply ]
mephisto wrote:
Has anyone had the chance to watch'em playing? Has anyone had the chance to exchenge some words with'em? Has anyone had the chance to watch Coffee & Cigarettes?
yes! no (too bad, would be cool) Yes!
Posted 18 years ago by freeone1    [ Reply ]
Posted 18 years ago by crockydile    [ Reply ]
Can't help but hear Golden Earring in his voice. Not too bad.
Posted 18 years ago by olsaltybastard    [ Reply ]
Has anyone had the chance to watch'em playing? Has anyone had the chance to exchenge some words with'em? Has anyone had the chance to watch Coffee & Cigarettes?
Posted 18 years ago by mephisto    [ Reply ]
RADIOSLOTH wrote:
I recommend you check out Death From Above 1979. Canadian two-piece, bass and drums. Shit-kickin and funky.
But I think it would never be played on RP though. Oh, and listen to DFA1979 as loud as you can. When the plaster on the walls start to crack, you are doing well. on topic: WS are nice too btw.
Posted 18 years ago by SeldomSeen    [ Reply ]
This song is soooo infectious... I hate to love it... but I do.
Posted 18 years ago by turnergirl1of2    [ Reply ]
catmaven wrote:
Not my favorite song of this "group" (Can two people be a "group"?) . . . any of whose rockin' cuts I could listen to all day.
Definitions of group * any number of entities (members) considered as a unit
Posted 18 years ago by smadanayr    [ Reply ]
Not my favorite song of this "group" (Can two people be a "group"?) . . . any of whose rockin' cuts I could listen to all day.
Posted 18 years ago by rKokon    [ Reply ]
oh yes! the white stripes.
Posted 18 years ago by nick_valensi    [ Reply ]
Ick.
Posted 18 years ago by magsterz    [ Reply ]
i am really surprised at the number of thumbs down on these two - they have fantastic timing
Posted 18 years ago by tammaye    [ Reply ]
hum, interesting . . .
Posted 18 years ago by Dunkelstar    [ Reply ]
I know RP are White Stripes fans....but RP can really do without this awful stuff. The voice
Posted 18 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
Good grief. This is the most annoying duo that has come along in decades.
Posted 18 years ago by preacher    [ Reply ]
would be enjoyable were it not for the drummer. terrible drumming.
Posted 18 years ago by trompetilla    [ Reply ]
I'm relatively new to WS, but it gets better on every listen!
Posted 18 years ago by Clobyn    [ Reply ]
The Doors never had a bass player until the end, when they used Elvis's old bassist: Jerry Scheff. But before Jerry, Ray Manzarek was a wiz at filling in the bottom of the rhythm section with the Fender Rhodes and flying feet working those foot pedals. But remember that the bottom line can be provided by piano, organ--even tuba!
Posted 18 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
White Stripes is one of the best bands (duo)!!! I love the video of this song w/ Conan O'Brien. They got a great imagery.
Posted 18 years ago by nick_valensi    [ Reply ]
islander wrote:
I'm kind of the other way around, at first I didn't get what everyone was raving about, but now when I hear them I wind up turning it up a bit.
I'm with islander on the WS. Couldn't figure out what the buzz was all about and picked up a couple of their CD's in the used bin. Am hooked. The last two (including this one) are very nice.
Posted 18 years ago by Darlington    [ Reply ]
meloman wrote:
I've read about the WS, but first time I've heard them. I'm disappointed. On the basis of this song I don't understand what the attraction is.
you should try to hear their hit song, "Seven nation army". This is great, IMO
Posted 18 years ago by Theodoransky    [ Reply ]
Xeric wrote:
This is one of those bands that I thought was okay when I first heard 'em and which I just about can't stomach anymore. So . . . noisy.
I'm kind of the other way around, at first I didn't get what everyone was raving about, but now when I hear them I wind up turning it up a bit.
Posted 18 years ago by islander    [ Reply ]
I've read about the WS, but first time I've heard them. I'm disappointed. On the basis of this song I don't understand what the attraction is.
Posted 18 years ago by meloman    [ Reply ]
This is one of those bands that I thought was okay when I first heard 'em and which I just about can't stomach anymore. So . . . noisy.
Posted 18 years ago by Xeric    [ Reply ]
All I can say is
Posted 18 years ago by C-Dawg    [ Reply ]
brokemusician wrote:
A band without a bass player is like a hotdog without the weiner, like a car without an engine, like thanksgiving turkey without gravy, like a man with no soul, like a party without beer, like a woman with no vagina, if you will. . .
I recommend you check out Death From Above 1979. Canadian two-piece, bass and drums. Shit-kickin and funky.
Posted 18 years ago by RADIOSLOTH    [ Reply ]
Good watchin: KRCW set (click here) (64mb) Technically, the white stripes are poster children for bad music. They break the rules to make it work. For some, this doesn't make it, but if you can keep up it's very good stuff. One oddity about WS is that ryhthm and timing is not supplied by the percussion.
Posted 18 years ago by amb599    [ Reply ]
I agree. I don't get it. I want to and I come close, but never quite get there.
Posted 18 years ago by cyzik    [ Reply ]
I try to listen to this one every time it comes on, and every time I wind up either muting or fleeing the room to get away from it. I want to get it, but it ain't workin'.
Posted 18 years ago by kazuma    [ Reply ]
brokemusician wrote:
A band without a bass player is like a hotdog without the weiner, like a car without an engine, like thanksgiving turkey without gravy, like a man with no soul, like a party without beer, like a woman with no vagina, if you will. . .
Nah - nonsense. I saw them live a couple of years ago - so before this song - but they were absolutely storming. Not sure what Meg adds to things, but Jack was in virtuoso form. It was definitely not wienerless!
Posted 18 years ago by tiddalick    [ Reply ]
A few listens have revealed that this is a bit of a crib of their earlier "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground."
Posted 18 years ago by redeyespy    [ Reply ]