Celebrating indispensable and historic rock minimalism.
In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the most misunderstood album by The White Stripes, Get Behind Me Satan, the label founded by Jack White, Thirth Men Records announced the release of the 63rd vinyl edition of the group's fifth studio album.
The White Stripesthe iconic duo composed of Jack and Meg Whiterevolutionized early 2000s rock with its powerful, raw and vibrant blend of garage rock, blues, and standout minimalist aesthetic. Showcasing a simple and effective formulaāguitar, drums and riffs catchy songsābecame an era-defining global phenomenon.
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In 2005, they launched Get Behind Me Satanan album that defied the expectations of the time. They explored the most melodic and introspective territories, incorporating unusual arrangements, without losing their distinctive rebellious spirit. With classics like “Blue Orchid” and “My Doorbell”this record has been mistaken for a breakup album, a treatise on fame, or a “piano” album; the album is most accurately described in Jack White as ātruth-centered.ā
Get Behind Me Satan is without a doubt the most misunderstood album in The White Stripes' discography,” reads a statement from Third Man Records.
In its special edition, Get Behind Me Satan XXthe legacy of this masterpiece is revalued, reminding us of what outstanding that it is, for its freshness and its timeless sound.
Register here before January 31 to purchase this edition.
Included in this package are songwriting demos, alternate studio takes, and live versions of the songs found on the album on two LPs and a 7″, a Blu-ray containing footage from the band's tour of Central and South America in 2005, and more.
