The White Stripes were formed in
Detroit, Michigan in 1997. The (Then married...) duo consisted of
Jack White (Vocals and guitar) and
Meg White (Drums and Backing vocals). their first three records haven't got much success but the fourth,
Elephant, which was released 10 years ago, on 1st of April, 2003 (No, that's not a joke), became an iconic album of the revival of
Garage Rock in America. Sometimes I wonder how can only two persons make such enriched music with only few instruments, what stands in contrast to the over produced albums of the mainstream. I think that was the magic of
The White Stripes, they took a great lyrics and loaded it with meaningful guitar and drums music. That's make their album sounds fresh even a decade after its release. For that 10th anniversary of
Elephant, here are five songs that will help you to remember how good they were (the duo split in 2011)
I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
The Air Near My Fingers
Seven Nation Army
The Hardest Button To Button
Well, It's True That We Love One Another
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