Elephant - White Stripes (The) > Reviews > Yowza Gee Whiz!

Author's product rating:   

Originality	Average
Lyrics	Standard
Quality and consistency of tracks	Flawless
How does it compare to the artist's other releases	Outstanding
Value for Money	Excellent

Advantages:	Some brilliant tracks and great riffs
Disadvantages:	Some sound a bit the same

Recommend to potential buyers:

yes

Full review

Whoa! I mean, like, whoa! It is funkaliciously gorgeous and I'd recommend it to anybody! I've bought it for several people as birthday/Christmas prezzies. So, here's the low-down on a few pf the tracks -

Seven Nation Army - One of the best riffs I've ever heard
Black Math - AMAZING guitar solo! You have to hear it!
There's No Home For You Here - Not everyone's cup of tea
I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself - Not as good as the original, but still pretty good
In The Cold, Cold Night - Meg singing! It's quite a nice little chilling song
I Want To Be The Boy... - Not one of the best on the album, but it has it's chars
You've Got Her In Your Pocket - Great lyrics, catchy tune, brill song
Ball and Biscuit - I have to say, I do think it lasts a little long, although in the end it is worth it
The Hardest Button To Button - This is the song that made me first get interested in The White Stripes. It has a really good riff and awesome lyrics
Little Acorn - A great tune with a good beat
Hypnotize - Took me a while to get really into, but now it's my favourite song on the album. I love the tune and the lyrics, although at points it seems a bit too simple
The Air Near My Fingers - A pretty average song, nothing memorable
Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine - A classic White Stripes rock song. Fast paced and funky
It's True That We Love One Another - It's the weirdest song on the whole album, makes absolutely no sense, and I love it

So, there you go. Definably one of the best albums of the 21st centaury. Maybe even in the top 10! Everyone will find something good about this album!