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Performer: The White Stripes
Title: The White Stripes
Genre: Rock
Cat #: 63881-27131-2
Label: V2, Third Man Records
Country: US
Date of release: 11 Jun 2002
Style: Rock & Roll, Punk, Indie Rock
FLAC size 1962 mb
MP3 size: 2182 mb
Record From CD, Album

White Stripes V2 Third Man Records Rock Roll Punk Indie Rock 2002

Tracklist

1	Sugar Never Tasted So Good	2:55
2	Do	3:05
3	Little People	2:22
4	I Fought Piranhas Slide Guitar [2nd] – Johnny Walker	3:09
5	The Big Three Killed My Baby	2:29
6	One More Cup Of Coffee Written-By – B. Dylan	3:14
7	Stop Breaking Down Arranged By – The White StripesWritten-By – R. Johnson	2:20
8	Broken Bricks Lyrics By – Jack White , Stephen GillisMusic By – The White Stripes	1:51
9	Cannon	2:31
10	Screwdriver	3:14
11	Slicker Drips	1:31
12	Suzy Lee Slide Guitar [2nd] – Johnny Walker	3:21
13	Jimmy The Exploder	2:30
14	Astro	2:42
15	When I Hear My Name	1:54
16	St. James Infirmary Blues Arranged By – The White StripesWritten-By – J. Primrose	2:24
17	Wasting My Time	2:13

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SFTRI 577	The White Stripes	The White Stripes ‎(CD, Album)	Sympathy For The Record Industry	SFTRI 577	US	1999
SFTRI 577	The White Stripes	The White Stripes ‎(LP, Album, Unofficial)	Sympathy For The Record Industry	SFTRI 577	Unknown
V2CP 148	The White Stripes	The White Stripes ‎(CD, Album)	V2	V2CP 148	Japan	2003
XLCD 149	The White Stripes	The White Stripes ‎(CD, Album)	XL Recordings, Playground Music Scandinavia	XLCD 149	Scandinavia	2001
TMR-042	The White Stripes	The White Stripes ‎(Cass, Album, Ltd, RE, Whi)	Third Man Records	TMR-042	US	2017

Credits

Co-producer, Engineer – Jim Diamond
Cover – Ballistic
Drums – Meg White
Photography By – Ko Melina Zydeko
Photography By [Peppermint] – Heather White
Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Producer – Jack White
Written-By – The White Stripes (tracks: 1, 3 to 8, 10 to 12, 14, 15, 17)

Notes

Recorded January '99 at Ghetto Recorders, Cass Corridor, Detroit. "Screwdriver", "Sugar Never Tasted So Good", "St. James Infirmary", and "Astro" recorded at Third Man Studios, Southwest Detroit.

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 6 38812 71312 4
Barcode (Scanned): 638812713124
Matrix / Runout: 3881 63881271312 D20520-19 A
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L388
Mould SID Code: IFPI 6100

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Third Man Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Third Man Records, Inc.
Manufactured By – BMG Distribution
Distributed By – BMG Distribution
Published By – Peppermint Stripe Music
Published By – Sony / ATV Music Publishing
Recorded At – Ghetto Recorders
Recorded At – Third Man Studio

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Comments: (1)

Galubel

Complete garbage. Mastered so loud it distorts constantly. I literally tore up and threw away this trash which should never have been released. Shame, because underneath all that distorted crap sounded like some decent songs. Paid 25 cents for this at a thrift store, so thankfully not a great loss, except for the (hopefully) temporary hearing kind.

For the record I’m obviously not interested in changing your opinion but mainly posting a different view about this album that complements your bad review since I love this album for the same reason you hate it ????

I would never review a dance or a hiphop album simply because I don't understand it, so sorry to tell you but your review leaves no doubt in my mind that you don't understand The White Stripes :-P. No offense!It's a "White Stripes fan"-wellknown fact that the album was recorded and mastered this way on purpose. I remember when I heard it the first time I had the same reaction as you. It was noisy and sounded "unclean", but I became intrigued why anyone would record an album like this so I dived deeper. And from how I understand it and appreciate the album today, the album must be viewed in the context of what was happing in the music industry at that time. Which was that music at the time was moving towards being made with a lot of digital aids and therefore always perfect. With a computer you can always do everything perfect and that just kills everything. The dynamic and soul of the track just vanishes. This album is the antithesis to that and that's why it's "imperfect" in the way you describe and that's why it has a ton of more soul in it than most music made then and today (IMHO). If you listen to just about any Jack White interview you will see that just about everything about the White Stripes is about randomness, struggling and constraints. Try and view this album from this lens.If you're interested in diving deeper into this way of thinking about music I can highly recommend this podcast with Jack White and co. where they discuss technology and the impact on music. https://brokenrecordpodcast.com/episode-1-jack-white-brendan-benson-of-the-raconteurs

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