Sunday, June 12, 2005
In their defense...
the White Stripes have put out another excellent album. While not as rocking nor complete as some of their past works, Get Behind Me Satan, is a pretty salty album. Personal favorites include: Forever For Her (Is Over For Me), Little Ghost, and I Ain't That Lonely Yet. The work Jack White did with Loretta Lynn is obvious, but you can't say that you didn't hear parts of the country twang on every previous album.
Big Boi says that they sound too simple for him. Not enough instruments. This comes from Green Day's biggest fan and the proud listener of LFO, Insane Clown Posse, and the German uber-group Tic Tac Toe.
It's true Jack White's voice is not his prettiest instrument, but it is his most intriguing. The addition of more piano and marimba add some spice to the usual electric guitar/basic drum combo.
Big Boi says that they sound too simple for him. Not enough instruments. This comes from Green Day's biggest fan and the proud listener of LFO, Insane Clown Posse, and the German uber-group Tic Tac Toe.
It's true Jack White's voice is not his prettiest instrument, but it is his most intriguing. The addition of more piano and marimba add some spice to the usual electric guitar/basic drum combo.
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The White Stripes are Bright Eyes without a decent band backing up a horrible lead singer. MIB shouldn't talk too much, he's been enjoying Rob Thomas a little too much lately.
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