@@neonmeate8180a naked dissection into rock n roll right in your face. Hes saying white stripes were rock n roll at its most raw, real, and you dont gotta like it. Its still there
Autopsy is a bit ridiculous. White Stripes Edmonton AB 2007 The Raconteurs Vancouver BC 2008 The Dead Weather Billings MT 2010 Jack White and his two bands Calgary AB 2014 Superb wicked shit is all of Jack's.
They were phenomenal and this song is incredible ! Meg is a fantastic drummer -- those Ludwigs though ! Jack's lyrics, voice and guitar playing are out of this world ! Love the erratic guitar solos, especially the broken phrasing when playing leads --- just like the old blues masters from the 1930s, 40s and 50s.
I've never heard Meg described as a "fantastic drummer". Jack wasn't looking for a fantastic drummer. He just needed her to play the simple beats he showed her. Actually Jack really is a fantastic drummer. Listen to some of his The Dead Weather stuff where he plays drums. Jack taught her what to play because he knew that if he went and found a drummer that no one would want to play the simple beats that he was after. (The whole look at me, look at me thing) From what I understand, she never really took to the musician lifestyle and that's why she ended up quitting.
+Chiko was here One effect I know he always uses in White Stripes is a polyphonic octave generator. that is probably the sound you hear that makes it sound really raw but awesome at the same time
+Chiko was here I saw them at a very small club/bar in Minnesota yrs ago,all their gear looked like cheap rummage sale crap,then when they hit the first note it sure didn't matter...all his guitars look so beat the hell up on stage
:/ I mean, I know all music from all times have something icky attached to em for their specific times. But as the younger generation... we... try not to think about those things. Bc things do change, facts. Or at least thats what I'd like to delusionally & hopefully imagine. That ppl like to be blissful... Bc facts, life's a bitch & everyone dies. Some, sooner than later.- fannah maybe bring my mini speaker on my right shoulder blasting this into work 1 day, 2022.
The simplicity of it. Simple drums, simple guitar. The power..... it is fantastic. Long time metal head here, but their songs are fantastic, regardless of what genre you prefer.
There is technically a chorus in the song. The tempo change and the stand alone guitar that starts section is the chorus. Who says a chorus needs vocals?
@@davidc5820 Oh yeah? So a song like Cliffs of Dover by Eric Johnson can't have a chorus? Even though that song has no lyrics, there is still a chorus in it
jack white is able to create this sound that no other artist is capable of making. he is one of my favorite artists and has been a very big influence in my guitar playing. very good song
this guy is so fricken talented. every single song they play together has so much more attitude, so heavy, and so satisfying to my ears. blows my mind how many amazing songs someone can write. one after another! im just discovering them. i know who they are and how long they've been around just never clicked with me i was busy listening to thrash metal and glam. what's a few killer albums anyone recommends ?
Oh no, you have no idea what's about to happen in the next few months. Your whole perception of music is about to change. I was literally in your exact same position at one point. Into Heavy Metal, Thrash, Groove, basically a whole bunch of heavy music. And then I found Jack White. I say that because I actually found him through his solo work, unlike most that find TWS first. I know all that sounds like crazy talk, but you'll understand. Anyways, to answer your question. I recommend listening to TWS live stuff. Their live shows were absolutely insane. I have a few videos I'll link, but you said you wanted albums. So to answer your question, I recommend the first two WS albums. The White Stripes and De Stijl, specifically De Stijl. De Stijl is an absolute masterpiece of an album. As for Jack White's solo stuff, Boarding House Reach is incredible. It's way more experimental than anything he's ever done before. You honestly might not like it on your first listen. But, you'll soon realize the album is a chaotic whirlwind of creativity. I genuinely think Boarding House Reach is in the top 100(at least) albums of all time. Here are some standout WS performances: th-cam.com/video/wPbvfdfoe0Y/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/gs-E_pVTDaQ/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/x1i6hWeoWWU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/lWrrx7uQfS0/w-d-xo.html
@@gabrielbauer5595 No offense, but almost all of the performances I linked absolutely kill that one. It's still a great show, but to put it on the level of that Death Letter at Glastonbury is blasphemy. I still respect your opinion though. And I’d also have to disagree with Elephant being the best. I’d say De Stijl takes that spot. But to each their own.
One of the highlight of Jack’s live shows, for sure. Crowd went fucking nuts at the ‘LaLaLalalaaaaa’. So glad I caught him on his last tour before the world went silent.
Oh wow, would’ve loved to have seen him! I saw TOOL in Atlantic City, NJ right before end times. I had never seen them. It was amazing. But the crowd was pretty rough. Lol
@@good4gaby I’ve never seen Tool either. Must’ve been a great show. I miss concerts the most. Hopefully we’re actually on the mend this time for realz. No new variants! 🤞🏻🤘🏻
@@cindyray44 does he still do old white stripes songs and racontours stuff or is it mostly his solo stuff? I'm going to see him in the summer, very excited
The White Stripes forever! Saw them in 2005 in St. Louis. Fantastic performance and one of the most fun nights in my life. Love Jack White's work in the Raconteurs, the Dead Weather, and now as a solo artist, but there is just a something magical about the White Stripes that cannot be captured or replicated anywhere else, with or without Jack White.
That slide guitar riff Jack used at the beginning sounded like bagpipes honestly, same with each time he went for a solo, it was fucking wicked! Was one of my favourite songs when I first heard it
White Americans, what? Nothing better to do Why don't you kick yourself out? You're an immigrant too Who's usin' who? What should we do? Well, you can't be a pimp and a prostitute too
I never really heard any of The White Stripes music before now. In another tab I'm currently watching "It Might Get Loud", which led me to this. Love the raw energy of this song!
I loved that movie and I sincerely think that the intro where Jack White builds that makeshift guitar out of a freakin' glass bottle is one of the best openings in anything ever!
i feel so fortunate to have been around to watch the white stripes take over the world. this is back when all music wasn't cookie cutter worthless garbage, just most of it. the stripes played conan all week then we saw them at coachella that weekend. it was as sloppy and janky as you imagined but louder. absolute magic. to see meg pound those drums, pigtails hanging on for dear life
Talent pure white hot, God given , talent...jack was and is blessed without this gift. He can do anything to music and make it his personal signature brand.....
Lyrics Yah-hee, icky thump Who'd-a thunk? Sittin' drunk On a wagon to Mexico Her hair, what a chump And my head Got a bump When I hit it on the radio Red-head señorita Lookin' dead Came to said, "I need a bed" en español So I gave a drink of water I'm gonna sing around the collar Well, I don't need a microphone Icky thump, with the lump In my throat Grab my coat And now it's reckon I was ready to go Yeah, I swam beside the hair She had one white eye One blank stare Lookin' up, lyin' there On a stand in her hair Was a candy cane Black rum, sugar cane Dry eye, somethin' strange! La la, la la la la la la la la Well, Americans: What, nothin' better to do? Why don't you kick yourself out? You're an immigrant too. Who's usin' who? What should we do? Well you can't be a pimp And a prostitute too Icky thump, handcuffed to a bunk Robbed blind Looked around And there was nobody else Left alone I hit myself with a stone Went home And learned how to clean up after myself
When Meg started playing she was like a two year old behind the drum set. She has grown so much since then. Definitely a solid 5 year old with several years experience playing the same damn tempo over and over and over…..
I remember covering this with my band in highschool when it came out. its so freaking simple and yet all the girls went nuts for it. The riff hits hard. while we all did our own things with it. Instead of a perfect cover. To this day, this might be the single most fun song ive ever played. ive written hundreds of songs and melodies and covered about as many. Second is probably stairway to heaven, ill always be fond of soloing for 5 minutes at some random bar, watching the people dance. (17 then) how time flies. Ive played guitar for 18 years now.
What's good about the Stripes is that they were always working with different sounds, always trying a little twist here and there that might make the next song interesting. Good stuff..
+Crewchief 227 I read somewhere that White was her name and he took her name when they got married. (said while pushing white stripes geek glasses up nose with palm of hand)
Holy fuck I finally found this song! My brother used to play it on his car whenever we went to the race track and for some reason I couldn’t find it for the past 2 years I’m so glad I stumbled upon it 🔥
I love how barebones the White Stripes’ music is. They brought rock back to the basics in the 2000s. Makes me think of what the Ramones did in response to prog rock. I regret not seeing Jack & Meg when they came to Portland.
Its so nice to know people like you, insult those you don't know and whose sifuation you haven't experienced. Thohgh I think you'll start singing a different tune when you start going without.
I took them for granted when they were out, now all I think about is how happy I felt while sitting in a L.E.S NYC dive bar drinking PBR with White Stripes blasting out the bar speakers!
@@eakichiain you really know your music. That's like saying Seven Nation Army is the best Raconteurs song. *hint* - reverse them, and it's still only true if you know nothing about Jack White's music.
...and leftwing propaganda, sedition and treason. Hey ...how much cocaine and spirit cooking fluids do you have to consume before you turn pale white like this dumbass Jack Shit
I'm 60 yrs old so I've heard a lot of R&R in my life. The White Stripes music is an autopsy on all of that. Laid bare.
This is such a raw take I love it
The fuck does that even mean?
@@neonmeate8180a naked dissection into rock n roll right in your face. Hes saying white stripes were rock n roll at its most raw, real, and you dont gotta like it. Its still there
@@treatb09 They weren’t the Stooges or Pussy Galore so that’s objectively incorrect.
Autopsy is a bit ridiculous.
White Stripes Edmonton AB 2007
The Raconteurs Vancouver BC 2008
The Dead Weather Billings MT 2010
Jack White and his two bands Calgary AB 2014
Superb wicked shit is all of Jack's.
The power of that guitar and percussion is unreal! Unbelievable what they can produce together. And the video is epic!
Meg looking super sexy 😍
Meg White's drumming on this is absolutely fantastic. Massive sounds in multiple tempos.
@Times Assuming they used her actual kit for the video, she usually uses Paiste cymbals.
Oh wow… still can’t stomach megs drumming…
She actually sucks as a drummer lol
Reminds me of Bonzo
You serious.. kinda like trying to make Lars Ulrich sound something more he's not
I hope Meg is doing great and is happy. I hope she has more money than she can spend. These two were special together . Much love Meg❤
In the cold cold night was a great song
Excuse me, is
They were phenomenal and this song is incredible ! Meg is a fantastic drummer -- those Ludwigs though ! Jack's lyrics, voice and guitar playing are out of this world ! Love the erratic guitar solos, especially the broken phrasing when playing leads --- just like the old blues masters from the 1930s, 40s and 50s.
Wowwwwwwww tu si sabes de música ❤❤❤❤😍
I've never heard Meg described as a "fantastic drummer". Jack wasn't looking for a fantastic drummer. He just needed her to play the simple beats he showed her. Actually Jack really is a fantastic drummer. Listen to some of his The Dead Weather stuff where he plays drums. Jack taught her what to play because he knew that if he went and found a drummer that no one would want to play the simple beats that he was after. (The whole look at me, look at me thing) From what I understand, she never really took to the musician lifestyle and that's why she ended up quitting.
Jack always sounds like his guitar is broken, and it still sounds great.
lol
+Chiko was here One effect I know he always uses in White Stripes is a polyphonic octave generator. that is probably the sound you hear that makes it sound really raw but awesome at the same time
+Chiko was here I saw them at a very small club/bar in Minnesota yrs ago,all their gear looked like cheap rummage sale crap,then when they hit the first note it sure didn't matter...all his guitars look so beat the hell up on stage
the riff is a keyboard
:/ I mean, I know all music from all times have something icky attached to em for their specific times. But as the younger generation... we... try not to think about those things. Bc things do change, facts. Or at least thats what I'd like to delusionally & hopefully imagine. That ppl like to be blissful... Bc facts, life's a bitch & everyone dies. Some, sooner than later.- fannah maybe bring my mini speaker on my right shoulder blasting this into work 1 day, 2022.
Two musical geniuses' music that still stirs excitement and emotion in my soul in 2024.
Two?
Ouça uma Arlinda mulher - Mamonas assassinas
I remember listening to this song when I was about 10 years. I just fell for it, I couldnt get it out of my mind. This unique tempo is pure magic!
yesss sameee
I love meg's drumming in this. Reminiscent of 70's rock
I love that expression he does at 0:20, like 'haha I'm going to rock the shit out of these people and they don't even know'
The simplicity of it. Simple drums, simple guitar. The power..... it is fantastic. Long time metal head here, but their songs are fantastic, regardless of what genre you prefer.
I came from the same place as you bro
🦷
Only 2 of them but they give out a full band sound.I love them
love that look they give each other right before he starts singing
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It´s TeaTime bada$$ girl 😍
The chemistry between the couple is like that of what a alkali metal have toward a halogen.
@@josephnevin well they are brother and sister
@@MyWeedgrower Uh, no. They are not.
The White Strips are a masterpiece of a band, people will still be listening to this in hundreds of years.
thousands... millions?
@@essentialsofbiology1643 even giving us hundreds of years is being extremely generous. the lizard people might dig The White Stripes though
P lo in no
Do you listen to Beethoven a lot?
@@coh5702 if no one listened to Beethoven then we wouldn't know about him. Kind of feel like you tried to make a point that collapses in within itself
A song so good it doesn't even need a chorus. Let's the guitar do the work.
There is technically a chorus in the song. The tempo change and the stand alone guitar that starts section is the chorus. Who says a chorus needs vocals?
@@Gretri17 the word chorus does bro. Smh
@@davidc5820 Oh yeah? So a song like Cliffs of Dover by Eric Johnson can't have a chorus? Even though that song has no lyrics, there is still a chorus in it
Y
A lot of led Zeppelin songs don't have choruses too. I love bands that are able to do that
that snake charmer synthesizer is just *chef's kiss*
I was wondering what that sound was. Sounds like some experimental tape effect from the late 60s (and I say that approvingly).
i wish i had known how good they were when they came to my town all those years ago. im kicking myself for missing out on such genius
Me too, me too! I love music, adore it! Where the hell have I been!
That happend to me with other bands like seven times, it hurts
Same here! Had so many opportunities to see them and freaking didn’t. Will forever regret it!
nice foamy icon
@@cashlinart thanks i like it
By far one the most underrated guitar players in the world. Jack white is amazing. The sounds that come of his guitar is spectacular.
This song was actually inspired by the song "1406" by the Brazilian band "Mamonas Assassinas"... In other words, plagiarism
And no one still gives a fuck@@ronnysweslleyalves2554
Meg looks absolutely gorgeous in this music video 😍
The white stripes will forever be iconic.
🤘🤬
jack white is able to create this sound that no other artist is capable of making. he is one of my favorite artists and has been a very big influence in my guitar playing. very good song
She's a really good drummer ... because she's both minimalistic and effective. She has broken the code.
you dont need to be particularly skilled, it just has to sound good
She's got a real simple yet powerful style.
heard she just drummed what jack white told her to drum
Is it weird that I taught myself how to play this after watching the video
Kinda like Ringo lol 🤣
this guy is so fricken talented. every single song they play together has so much more attitude, so heavy, and so satisfying to my ears. blows my mind how many amazing songs someone can write. one after another! im just discovering them. i know who they are and how long they've been around just never clicked with me i was busy listening to thrash metal and glam. what's a few killer albums anyone recommends ?
Oh no, you have no idea what's about to happen in the next few months. Your whole perception of music is about to change. I was literally in your exact same position at one point. Into Heavy Metal, Thrash, Groove, basically a whole bunch of heavy music. And then I found Jack White. I say that because I actually found him through his solo work, unlike most that find TWS first. I know all that sounds like crazy talk, but you'll understand. Anyways, to answer your question. I recommend listening to TWS live stuff. Their live shows were absolutely insane. I have a few videos I'll link, but you said you wanted albums. So to answer your question, I recommend the first two WS albums. The White Stripes and De Stijl, specifically De Stijl. De Stijl is an absolute masterpiece of an album. As for Jack White's solo stuff, Boarding House Reach is incredible. It's way more experimental than anything he's ever done before. You honestly might not like it on your first listen. But, you'll soon realize the album is a chaotic whirlwind of creativity. I genuinely think Boarding House Reach is in the top 100(at least) albums of all time.
Here are some standout WS performances:
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elephant album is the best.
there is seven nation army, and my favorite: the hardest button to button (but see the live version of it)
@@nabs7741 you forgot the best: th-cam.com/video/60sA6QZD1cM/w-d-xo.html
@@gabrielbauer5595 No offense, but almost all of the performances I linked absolutely kill that one. It's still a great show, but to put it on the level of that Death Letter at Glastonbury is blasphemy. I still respect your opinion though. And I’d also have to disagree with Elephant being the best. I’d say De Stijl takes that spot. But to each their own.
@@nabs7741 de stijl is good too tho, but elephant for me, no doubt, the best
The guitar in this song is so compelling and ethereal. Jack turns guitar into a different instrument.
yes sounds so out of this world
This is one White Stripes song that hits on all cylinders.
This was one of those songs that took me something like 5 years to find
Why didn't you just put icky thump in the search box?
+BAMBOOLOUNGE because I didn't remember any of the lyrics, just the amazing tune.
im with ya man, great beat...could give a shit about the band! took me years to ever hear this again, heard once on radio, never heard it again...
same here... and god did i miss this sound
This song was way too ahead of its time man
I know right I love this song sm
Nah it was at the perfect time.
This song is for all those ppls who failed to see the bigger pic, I do believe
How? In what regard ,
Please explain
Ball and a Biscuit is f’ing amazing too
This really is an incredible, strange, unusual, progressive song. Even to this day it is so unique.
I could listen to this song a thousand times a day,and never get sick of hearing it
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Still listen to it a thousand times a day after 7 years?
One of the highlight of Jack’s live shows, for sure. Crowd went fucking nuts at the ‘LaLaLalalaaaaa’. So glad I caught him on his last tour before the world went silent.
I bet that was awesome, would love to see Jack live, his music is the shit and he’s got a unique voice also!
Oh wow, would’ve loved to have seen him! I saw TOOL in Atlantic City, NJ right before end times. I had never seen them. It was amazing. But the crowd was pretty rough. Lol
@@good4gaby I’ve never seen Tool either. Must’ve been a great show. I miss concerts the most. Hopefully we’re actually on the mend this time for realz. No new variants! 🤞🏻🤘🏻
I saw him last night and he was amazing
@@cindyray44 does he still do old white stripes songs and racontours stuff or is it mostly his solo stuff? I'm going to see him in the summer, very excited
The most anticipated movie sent me here.
Good song.
It's absolutely bonkers how good this band is, even without a bassist. Both of these guys, but especially Jack White on guitar, are incredible.
that organ Solo in the middle is so Yes
it's a clavioline
+Danny Manganelli anctually no its a piano.
+Ashley Baxter provide evidence please
Yes it is. Ive been looking for bands similar to them but the closest I can find is ELO and TULL.
+Danny Manganelli it's a synth. Look at any live performance. It's a distorted synth organ most likely
The White Stripes forever! Saw them in 2005 in St. Louis. Fantastic performance and one of the most fun nights in my life. Love Jack White's work in the Raconteurs, the Dead Weather, and now as a solo artist, but there is just a something magical about the White Stripes that cannot be captured or replicated anywhere else, with or without Jack White.
The chemistry between these 2 are so incredible, love jack and Meg, by the way whoever directed this video did a perfect job! Brilliant 👏
Genius. Grabs your attention from the first bar...and the lyrics are golden.
Their creativity in each music is fantastic! They went even beyond in this one, I love the rhythm. Meg looks so pretty in this clip!
Ugh man. This song is so good. I remember listening to it all of college freshman year, 2007. Good times.
💯
That slide guitar riff Jack used at the beginning sounded like bagpipes honestly, same with each time he went for a solo, it was fucking wicked! Was one of my favourite songs when I first heard it
So much talent, i love these two. I love thier ability. I just wish I could love some of their newer songs as much as I love the two of them.
Thank you Justice League for reminding me of my late teens years with this song . Now I'm looking up old songs.
Checking to see if this is still a banger in 2024. Yep.
Yep
Love the intro ❤
White Americans, what? Nothing better to do
Why don't you kick yourself out? You're an immigrant too
Who's usin' who? What should we do?
Well, you can't be a pimp and a prostitute too
In 2034... Yep❤🎉
Love this song
"I heard about you, didn't think you were real."
"I'm real when it's useful."
Yes ago I bought an album n iky thump on white vinyl was ticket inside..like a seed awaiting to blossom haaa😊
The best 240p video I've ever seen on TH-cam.
Lmao thanks for that
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same
It's been updated
Now is on 1080p
Meg played exactly what needed to be played. 👏🏻
I never really heard any of The White Stripes music before now. In another tab I'm currently watching "It Might Get Loud", which led me to this. Love the raw energy of this song!
I loved that movie and I sincerely think that the intro where Jack White builds that makeshift guitar out of a freakin' glass bottle is one of the best openings in anything ever!
try listening to catch hells blues... amazing song by The White Stripes
wiliam Kolb hey listen to girl you have no faith in medicine by the white stripes you'll like it
i feel so fortunate to have been around to watch the white stripes take over the world. this is back when all music wasn't cookie cutter worthless garbage, just most of it. the stripes played conan all week then we saw them at coachella that weekend. it was as sloppy and janky as you imagined but louder. absolute magic. to see meg pound those drums, pigtails hanging on for dear life
the white stripes is one of the best rock bands of 2000's, change my mind
Not possible
*of all-time
Imagine being so good with guitar that you don't even need a chorus, fucking awsome
Absofuckinglutely!!!!
Joe Satriani: 😎
Meg White is gorgeous! 😍❤😍❤😍
One of the best modern day guitarists alive.
The perfect duo doesn't exi-
Jack black and jack white
They need to do a song together.
Master exploder shows the range of jack blacks vocals...the two of them together would destroy any speaker system ever made!
@@trevorgoodchild8266 very poor choice of words
jxmes meme jack grey
NO
I love how Rock has taken so many great directions.
Absolutely. But there’s only so many directions you can go before anything listenable has already been done
Talent pure white hot, God given , talent...jack was and is blessed without this gift. He can do anything to music and make it his personal signature brand.....
You're absolutely correct.
I wouldn't mind seeing them live once in my life.
YOO
That opportunity is long gone unfortunately.. they are no more..
@@alaysiakayebutler6299 There's always hope for a reunion tour
"10 years ago"
wow...way to make me feel old.
A guy punch to our age
17 years now
Best tune ever from them quite frankly, full of attitude, I love it.
Lyrics
Yah-hee, icky thump
Who'd-a thunk?
Sittin' drunk
On a wagon to Mexico
Her hair, what a chump
And my head
Got a bump
When I hit it on the radio
Red-head señorita
Lookin' dead
Came to said,
"I need a bed" en español
So I gave a drink of water
I'm gonna sing around the collar
Well, I don't need a microphone
Icky thump, with the lump
In my throat
Grab my coat
And now it's reckon
I was ready to go
Yeah, I swam beside the hair
She had one white eye
One blank stare
Lookin' up, lyin' there
On a stand in her hair
Was a candy cane
Black rum, sugar cane
Dry eye, somethin' strange!
La la, la la la la la la la la
Well, Americans:
What, nothin' better to do?
Why don't you kick yourself out?
You're an immigrant too.
Who's usin' who?
What should we do?
Well you can't be a pimp
And a prostitute too
Icky thump, handcuffed to a bunk
Robbed blind
Looked around
And there was nobody else
Left alone
I hit myself with a stone
Went home
And learned how to clean up after myself
A
When Meg started playing she was like a two year old behind the drum set. She has grown so much since then. Definitely a solid 5 year old with several years experience playing the same damn tempo over and over and over…..
Still better than most popular music and still so far ahead of it’s time
Jack listened toots of Led Zep as a kid. Into Crowley and all the occult stuff too.
It's right where it needed to be, and it's still there
How four hands and one throat can perform such a jam!? Still hard to beat in 2022.
One of the all time best albums! This and his solo trio are amazing
Their sense of timing is impeccable
I will never not rock to the chorus. I might be 95 and in wheelchair, but i stand by my word.
The singer looks EXACTLY like Jack White!
Abmis Jack White look exactly like the singer*
Fixed that for you
Abmis That's because the singer is Jack white. This is one of his former bands "The White Stripes"
Mjkobylenski No shit Sherlock.
Mjkobylenski
The Joke.
Your head
good one then
I remember covering this with my band in highschool when it came out. its so freaking simple and yet all the girls went nuts for it. The riff hits hard. while we all did our own things with it. Instead of a perfect cover. To this day, this might be the single most fun song ive ever played. ive written hundreds of songs and melodies and covered about as many. Second is probably stairway to heaven, ill always be fond of soloing for 5 minutes at some random bar, watching the people dance. (17 then) how time flies. Ive played guitar for 18 years now.
I so want to see Jack White and John Frusciante somehow cross their paths on a project and jam until the heat death of the universe
I just wanna see Jack jam with the chili peppers, because Flea and Chad are seriously one of the tightest rhythm sections in the world
Heat death of the universe should be a band name.
They made one hell of a team
Truly. I think Meg's kinda sexy-badass on that wittle drum seet.
What's good about the Stripes is that they were always working with different sounds, always trying a little twist here and there that might make the next song interesting. Good stuff..
Frankincensed yes! it sucks that they broke up\divorced:(
George Sevnv Their divorce happened in 2000 and is hardly the reason for the end of their band, it's most likely Meg's anxiety
+George Sevnv they were never married....duh
+Tom Bork No they we're but they broke up right before they made it big. Why do you think her name is Meg White?
+Crewchief 227 I read somewhere that White was her name and he took her name when they got married. (said while pushing white stripes geek glasses up nose with palm of hand)
I like that the old vids are ad free still, feel like a breath of fresh air compared to the unskippable two ads on now days bs
ive never experienced nostalgia from something i didn't have when i was a child until i listened to the white stripes
Holy fuck I finally found this song! My brother used to play it on his car whenever we went to the race track and for some reason I couldn’t find it for the past 2 years I’m so glad I stumbled upon it 🔥
you have to appreciate chaos to appreciate this song....love
I like the volatility and abstract rythym it's one of a kind. The White Stripes is definitely in my music library
I've been trying to find this song for YEARS!
Michael Yudodis Seems like it took me two more extra years lol it’s been driving me insane!
Man!!!It is one of the coolest song i've ever heard.
0:38 there's something hilarious to me about how it detranslates it back to "in spanish"
How do people not like this song?! It’s the best white stripes song
Rcsts, with hurt feelings over the "White Americans" verse.
1:39 The best use of "lalala" in music History
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The drumming is so tasty. Hope you're well Meg!! Haven't heard from you in awhile.
I really like what they do.
Raw- that's the way- cammed-
Cranked- chunky- with a lope.
Heavy on the beat with a dirty hook.
I love how barebones the White Stripes’ music is. They brought rock back to the basics in the 2000s. Makes me think of what the Ramones did in response to prog rock. I regret not seeing Jack & Meg when they came to Portland.
A song released in 2007 is somehow even more relevant after 10 years.
Fascists will always target immigrants first. Always. So pro immigrant songs will always be relevant.
Its so nice to know people like you, insult those you don't know and whose sifuation you haven't experienced. Thohgh I think you'll start singing a different tune when you start going without.
Nothing will ever be perfect. Just be happy you’re alive and well
@@keatonkitsune4064 Did I miss something here? Who offended you?
Happy living in a neoliberal post nation state
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Hi from Ecosse 🏴
I took them for granted when they were out, now all I think about is how happy I felt while sitting in a L.E.S NYC dive bar drinking PBR with White Stripes blasting out the bar speakers!
One of the greatest songs of its era by one of the greatest bands of their era. Still just as relevant a decade and a half later, if not more so.
This song was actually inspired by the song "1406" by the Brazilian band "Mamonas Assassinas"... In other words, plagiarism
She's awesome on the drums, 1 of my fav songs
The white stripes is slowly becoming a favorite band of mine, they're so good
Parfait to bad they broke up huh
No, no. White Stripes should QUICKLY bond to your amygdala!
This song came out when I was almost 2 and I used to listen to it with my dad and it’s still bumpin 😎🤘🏻(I’m 18 now ) 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Diosa aforrándole a la batería, y genio con guitarra. Amor al arte.
Sad how relevant this has become 10 years later.
As an aside, Icky Thump is the best White Stripes song and I will fight anyone over this.
fiercedietyknight it isnt the best BY FAR..
fiercedietyknight steady as she goes
I will stand with you in agreement and fight with you side by side.
@@eakichiain you really know your music. That's like saying Seven Nation Army is the best Raconteurs song. *hint* - reverse them, and it's still only true if you know nothing about Jack White's music.
For cucks maybe
Fresh from Bernie's Detroit rally :) I've been a fan since a kid - so happy Jack White supports Bernie! Bernie 2020!!
Bernie is so fukin trash that he couldn't even beat Hillary in 2016, also the only reason he had a following is because he looked better in comparison
Smoke pure smoke . When you play like that you’re . . . a golden couple?
What an interesting mixture of sounds!!
THATS IT >:P
...and leftwing propaganda, sedition and treason.
Hey ...how much cocaine and spirit cooking fluids do you have to consume before you turn pale white like this dumbass Jack Shit
Blue Brick Wall hahaha what?
Blue Brick Wall lololololololol
Just a copy of "Mamonas - 1406"
One of my all-time favorite songs. Rock on guys. love yall!
I came here because the riff at 0:43 is one of the heaviest riffs I have heard.
I think she's a great drummer...inspiring future female drumming 🥁
Damn that riff so simple and so great
4:05 ... They knew it...They knew it 10 years before!