You might also consider getting back to the white stripes through the raconteurs. your best bet might be just putting all the tracks in winamp and hitting randomize (that's how i do it). today i'd say next would probably be "get behind me satan", followed by "elephant", followed by "white blood cells", followed by "icky thump", and finally "the white stripes" - but if you asked me tomorrow, i might switch the order all up. Pxe2000 - as a big fan, my favorite has always been "de stijl". Posted by Charlemagne In Sweatpants at 8:34 PM on Janu But if he didn't exist maybe the media would seize on Jon Spencer or Jim Jones or the guy from the Supersuckers or something (who all deserve it too). We want an outsized personality to represent this perhaps dying art-form, and Jack White wrote some great songs and had the right image to capitalize on it. I think that Jack White fulfills a need, a role, that music journalists and rock fans like me have for a Savior of Rock and Roll. So I find the transition over the years fascinating. There was nothing electrifying about him at all, at the time.
#Serious jibber jabber tv#
Point is, to this day it's just odd to see this guy on TV or in videos because he was just some dude I saw around. Like I said it's a pretty dull connection. I think we chatted a few times and I saw the band perform in Detroit a couple times when first starting out. So I knew Jack White a bit back in the day - nothing exciting, we had a mutual friend and we'd cross paths at parties on occasion.
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