THE WHITE STRIPE "White Blood Cells" Sealed Original 2001 US Rock LP SFTRI MINT

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The White Stripes / White Blood Cells - Sympathy For The Record Industry Records SFTRI-660 (2001) (US) ...This auction is for a factory sealed, original issue Record on (US) vinyl.

 White Blood Cells, Jack and Meg White's third effort for Sympathy for the Record Industry, wraps their powerful, deceptively simple style around meditations on fame, love, and betrayal.

  Track listings and reviews below..

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Detailed item info:

Album Features UPC: No Barcode
Artist: The White Stripes
Format: LP
Release Year: 2001
Record Label: Sympathy For The Record Industry Records Genre: Rock & Lo-Fi Pop, Blues Rock

Track Listing
(Side One)
1. Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground
2. Hotel Yorba
3. I'm Finding It Harder To Be A Gentleman
4. Fell In Love With A Girl
5. Expecting
6. Little Room
7. Union Forever, The
8. Same Boy You've Always Known, The

(Side Two)
1. We're Going To Be Friends
2. Offend In Every Way
3. I Think I Smell A Rat
4. Aluminum
5. I Can't Wait
6. Now Mary
7. I Can Learn
8. This Protector

Details Distributor: WEA (Distributor) Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a
Album Notes
The White Stripes: Jack White (vocals, guitar, piano); Megan White (drums, background vocals).
Recorded at Easley-McCain Recording, Memphis, Tennessee in February 2001.

In an age where rock is becoming progressively more slick and studio enhanced, it's quite refreshing to see a band like White Stripes come up from the underground and play raw, sloppy, and soulful rock & roll the way it was meant to be played--straight out of the garage. On the Stripes' third album WHITE BLOOD CELLS, their songwriting and playing has become more focused and slightly more accessible than on their earlier releases. This is evidenced by such selections as "The Same Boys You've Always Known" and "We're Going to be Friends." But White Stripes' earlier direction can still be detected on several cuts, most noticeably on the cut "Now Mary." With the release of WHITE BLOOD CELLS, White Stripes are getting closer and closer to perfecting and bringing their modern blues-rock craft and bringing it to the masses.

Editorial Reviews
8 out of 10 - ...Great songs, a great look and self-discipline, too...
NME

Ranked #3 in NME's 50 Albums Of the Year 2001.
NME

...Irresistible...
Mojo

Ranked #15 in Mojo's Best [40] Albums of 2001.
Mojo

Ranked #28 in Mojo's 100 Modern Classics -- [With] 16 irresistible three-minute frenzies...
Mojo

...Irresitible....It's as if they take Beatlesque hooks and a snotty Stones rock 'tude, mashes them with the eardrum-bursting chugs of Sabbath, and then washes it all in a decidedly millenial indie-rock mood...
CMJ (20010702)

Included in Magnet's 20 Best Albums of 2001.
Magnet (20021201)

4 stars out of 5 - ...The most explosively entertaining new band to come out of America in recent memory...
Uncut (20010901)

4 stars out of 5 - ...Their sonic ingenuity...enhances even the most basic garage-rock templates....curiously innocent...
Q (20010901)

Included in Q Magazine's 100 Greatest Albums Ever
Q (20030101)

Ranked #1 on Spin's list of 2002's Albums of the Year - ...A jittery, lovably pretentious garage blues record....Unexpected rock stars who love Howlin' Wolf and peppermint candy in equal amounts...
Spin (20030101)

3.5 stars out of 5 - ...Gothic garage punk strictly by the all the best and baddest rules....fusing inescapable, eerily eternal melodies with dirty-ass, brain-scrambling riffs recalling both the Kinks and the Melvins...
Rolling Stone (20010719)