many more). One can safely assume that the perils and trials of romance (or lack thereof) often serve as the foundation for much of what can be considered Blues music, and Jack White’s early music was no exception. On The White Stripes self titled debut, the agenda was clear: Jack White was angry. The lead guitar was edgy and imprecise, the drums were raw and often imperfect, and Jack’s voice was untrained; essentially, The White Stripes were little more than a two-piece garage act, and were virtually…
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