jack white cant do any wrong!
933740
great i love this cd it feels like a classic very noire and bluesy but it still has jack whites roots its a very unique cd expecially if your not use to blues or country if your feeling adventurous and love what jack white does you will love this cd
3000227
i bought this on cassette when it came out in the early 90's i felt so greatful to find the cd on amazon! even at 20 years old it's pricey but they say you get what you pay for this one is a classic! from beginning to end no filler! first side head bangin' i don't mind, touch me and hitting skinz!... fire! hip swingin' side put it on for your love session and be careful you might make a baby! LOL! but 24/7 is the masterpiece plus the smash tellin me stories, this far surpasses anything bub did with today and you know they went hardbody! all new jack swing fans will appreciate this one if only we could be blessed with real music like this now a days...treat yourself add this to your cart now!
2539710
The album that really defines the Stripes. The recording is edgy and raw and exudes a power and confidence that other bands only try to imitate. I was surprised to learn what an excellent guitarist Jack White is and he really shines on this CD. His slide work is really good. And for all the complaining I love Meg on the drums - just a good beat without a whole lot of `filler.' There's a good catch phrase for the Stripes - `more real music, less filler."  A must have for so many reasons.
4152848
I am partial to Jack Johnson, so anything with his music, I love. So a compilation of music featuring Jack and his friends can't be beat...so basically this album is a must.
1786238
Jack Johnson did a great movie with awesome music! I love to put this in and just relax and hangout!
4275349
The Amazon reviews already capture the greatness that is Jack White's "Blunderbuss". It seems he's grown out of his punk rebelliousness with the white stripes and accepted his growth and talent in the prime of life. "Love Interruption" has become one of my motivational songs. Even as a forever alone redditor without a girlfriend, the chant "I won't let love disrupt, corrupt or interrupt me" applies true to any element of your life that stands in the way of accomplishing your goals. Love of parties, drinking, online procrastinations, memes.

I've been trying to juggle five for a while now, and finally had a run of ten repetitions without dropping in the middle of "Weep themselves to sleep". I proceeded to do 100 sit-ups and 30 push-ups, more than I've done at once in two years. This music has inspired me to push beyond my personal limits. Push when my brain and body are ready to retire. Gives me strength when I have lost it.

You've outdid yourself Jack White. And you've outdid me.
567039
Sure glad I caught up with this fabulous Mr White before I left this planet.
Saw him on the Grammys, which is not my favorite place for music because it was so mainstream
in the past, but I went nuts when I saw and heard him 2/10/13 and immediately ordered his cd.
I used to see Led Zep at the Fillmore West and Winterland in SF and was a HUGE fan.
So glad this Jack White is around with his own style of music which has hints of Plant and Page.
Five Stars-A real Gem
4918335
Classic White Zombie. Rocks it out like always. Doesn't skip, no defects, no static, plays well. Very happy with purchase.
2604501
The album is kind of all over the place, but I love it for the most part. Jack White's influence is definitely noticeable. Overall: Horehound rocks.
3102290
I've been a fan of the White Stripes for five years, and I find at least with the full-length records that they can pretty much do no wrong. I tended to embrace both the earlier blues rock/garage sound and the art rock on&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Get-Behind-Me-Satan/dp/B00097A5H2/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Get Behind Me Satan</a>, a range which showed how versatile the band is. They sound very electrified here and that is a good thing for me. As usual, the songs are all about as good as they could possibly be.

I've always thought Jack was effortless with the blues, and it's as present here almost as much as&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/De-Stijl/dp/B000068OSJ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">De Stijl</a>. The title track is probably my single of the year, with the awesome pounding bass sound of Meg's spare beat and the insanity of the instrumental music. There is a diversity here and if you hoped for Meg to do some vocal work, it can be found here. "St. Andrew" is kind of the reprise of the finger-pick "Prickly Thorn, But Sweetly Worn," but that's a track that's more spoken than sung. Both tracks go complete with bagpipes. -- unheard of on the previous five records! The latter mentioned track goes nicely for those who like something in the "Little Ghost" vein.

For me, other highlights are an amazing cover of "Conquest" which even has a siren/toy machine gun-esque bridge and I really like the chorus of "I'm Slowly Turning Into You." "Effect and Cause" shows that Jack White still has the lyricism in him. This is the sound of rejuvenation; it's like they really had a mojo workin' on this record. It's intense fun and just about anything you've liked about the group can be found here, with a few new added stuff that's also a nice change of pace. You may not enjoy it the first time around, but oh well oh well oh well (makes sense in the context of "Little Cream Soda").

While I thought the Raconteurs were a kind of average yet occasionally enjoyable pop group, that band probably makes this release all the more exciting. I'm glad these guys aren't defunct, and maybe won't be soon. Not too many guys hit the mark each time like they do. And unlike most "return to form" albums, they remember what drew listeners in the first place.
1669553
Great White was a band renowned for it's live show and when they agreed to record their final performance at the Galaxy Theatre on New Year's Eve, 2001, the goal was to capture the magic and raw energy of the live show (because Great White is always best when served up LIVE), including the squeaks, feedback, buzzes, rattles and rolls, they got and more! Much more! "Thank You...Goodnight" is the highlights of that historical performance captured on tape.  I will enjoy this for years to come. Don't pass up this disc! Thanks to Great White for all of the years, and all of the great music!!
2986306
The first half of the album is a classic, the rest is innovative...

Jack takes the 'beatles' and mixes it with 'Black Sabbath' to make the "White Stripes" VERY original sound!

If you don't love this, then buy a BackStreetBoys disc you

soul-less monster.
872547
Beautiful record, beautiful sound quality.  As usual, Jack White only puts out quality pieces on vinyl.  From the packaging, to the artwork, to the look/feel of the vinyl, it is amazing.  Loved the documentary and when I saw the soundtrack available, had to have it.  Great Live album.-0
3361850
I don't understand the negative reviews.  This is a great album.  I understand expectations were high after their incredible debut, but this is a solid effort with great riffs and lyrics.  Everything that Jack White touches turns to gold.
1986051
I love Randy Rhoads, Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain and Dimebag (god rest their souls).  Jack White is the spirit of something similar, something different, at the right time, in the wrong place. How could music so simple have the same heaviness and soul-grabbing punch as our aforementioned heroes? Not to mention Metallica, System of a Down, U2, and Radiohead.  If Delta Blues was all this good, I was born too late.  Just listen to Jack. Brilliant blues and minimalist approach that makes anything else in rock seem bloated and over-produced.  I unfortunately worked backwards from discovery of this band on Elephant.  Shy of "the first album".  Once again, this band has surprised me.  The first album is more classic and brilliant than all the rest.  I  just saw Jack and Meg at Red Rocks.  Although the White Stripes have evolved experimentally since this album, the graceful blues and heavy riffs are untouched!
901099
August 20,2008

In an age where the amateur game show vocalist is the emblematic preference of a big slice of music industry listeners, please lets not forget the the most significant and influential recording artists like Barry White. Barry White never had to stand up in front of court jester judges, his fans across the planet judged him as a get up out of your seat artist and arranger and groove and clap your hands performer that was one of the best there ever was. Johnny Rivers and Bruce Springsteen share that ability to create through their music an electric field of rock or rhythm and blues right through the air of the arena that generates sheer frenetic excitement. I have chosen these three selections on this CD to highlight, Can't Get Enough of your Love, Babe, Just the Way You Are (The best Billy Joel cover ever) and The Love Unlimited Orchestra Theme. which in concept was reminiscent of Mantovani and Jackie Gleason albums and maybe the Do It To Red Fox material of yesteryear and that in theory only. Barry started out young and poor with kids in Central LA and sometimes had to walk up to Western Avenue in downtown to go door to door and try to break in. He was success oriented and driven to win and along with his inborn talent he made it just like he knew all the time that he would.

Jay Adler, Music Critic
2675885
This CD is amazing. Great tracks, great sound, great musicians. The DIfference Between Us is now my official favourite Dead Weather song. I have to say, however,: Old Mary isn't the best. I would definitely recomend this album to any hardcore White Stripes fan who wants to dig deeper into what Jack White is also known for. Also, I would recomend this to, of course, Dead Weather fans and Raconteurs fans.