Elephant by The White Stripes Album Review

In this week's episode, Ryan takes Matt and himself into the Jack White Sphere with the 2003 magnum opus Elephant by The White Stripes. Released at a time when the group broke new ground with popularity, this album saw the group exploring different styles all the while keeping grounded in their blues garage rock roots. The biggest songs from The White Stripes and Jack White come from this album: Seven Nation Army, The Hardest Button to Button and Ball and Biscuit. Tune into this week's episode to discover how this album stacks up to the other albums that Matt and Ryan reviewed within the Jack White Sphere.

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Time Stamps

00:00 Intro
03:19 Last Week Recap
04:16 The White Stripes Overview
13:52 Seven Nation Army
24:16 Black Math
31:12 There's No Room For You Here
37:02 I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself
42:37 In The Cold, Cold Night
46:01 I Want To Be The Boy To Warm Your Mother's Heart
49:27 You've Got Her In Your Pocket
55:32 Ways To Support The Show
56:47 Ball and Biscuit
01:02:43 The Hardest Button to Button
01:07:07 Little Acorns
01:11:45 Hypnotize
01:14:45 The Air Near My Fingers
01:19:08 Girl You Have No Faith In Medicine
01:22:22 It's True We Love One Another
01:27:42 Overall Thoughts, Ratings, and Next Album Recommendations
01:33:53 Next Week's Album Selection
01:36:35 Outro