The White Stripes are quite possibly the most gruesome twosome I have ever had the displeasure of.
hearing.
There ARE only two of them I take it?
Well let's hope so.
For her: I've seen a three year old perform better on a drum-kit purchased from an Argos catalogue.
For him: Apologising for being "American", well, it didn't come close.
The Tears were very impressive though Dazzak, you are right there.
Re: The White Stripes are quite possibly the most gruesome twosome I have ever had the displeasure o
> The Tears were very impressive though Dazzak, you are right there.
It would have been better had the sound system not been made of cardboard and you'd been able to actually see them.
Re: The White Stripes are quite possibly the most gruesome twosome I have ever had the displeasure o
> It would have been better had the sound system not been made of cardboard
> and you'd been able to actually see them.
Yes, but nothing was lost really, at least their music speaks.
I don't know much about this band at all, but after hearing two and a half tracks, one entitled "Autograph", (can't recall the others) I can see the appeal.
The lead singer seems to have been influenced by Ian Curtis, both in his singing style and actions.
Anyway, you've sold me the album dazzak.
And you still wonder why God threw a lightning bolt onto the stage?
Re: The White Stripes are quite possibly the most gruesome twosome I have ever had the displeasure o
> The lead singer seems to have been influenced by Ian Curtis, both in his
> singing style and actions.
Ian Curtis maybe, Bowie and Morrissey; painfully, sadly and embarrasingly so, particularly lyric-wise. He (Brett Anderson) has an undoubtedly awful voice, lyrics and indeed personality, rendering him an utter cunt. Bernard Butler on the other hand is rather good. Shame he didn't sell enough records with David McAlmont.
Re: The White Stripes are quite possibly the most gruesome twosome I have ever had the displeasure o
> hearing.
> There ARE only two of them I take it?
> Well let's hope so.
> For her: I've seen a three year old perform better on a drum-kit purchased
> from an Argos catalogue.
> For him: Apologising for being "American", well, it didn't come
> close.
> The Tears were very impressive though Dazzak, you are right there.
Yes, meg white looks like one of the manson family clan. Jack white looks like he really needs to bathe thoroughly. They sound like most current bands of today: Like a pile of steaming/heaping...Elephant Dung. Worst part of all?? people suck them off like they mean something?? as they do with coldplay/radiohead and some of these other fuckin shitty shitty shitty bands.
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