- Original Release Date: July 1, 2008
- Release Date: July 1, 2008
- Label: Warner Bros.
- Copyright: 2008 Third Man Records, LLC, exclusively licensed to Warner Bros. Records Inc., A Warner Music Group Company.
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- Duration: 1:50 minutes
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- ASIN: B001B83LC4
- Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #7,331 Paid in MP3 Songs (See Top 100 Paid in MP3 Songs)
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| Song Title | Artist | Time | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Play | Fell In Love With A Girl (Album Version) | The White Stripes | 1:50 | $0.99 |
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By buckeyede06
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This is a fun fast paced tune with a great rock feel. The white stripes are a really awesome group and their songs ran the whole spectrum of rock.
By M. Ruble
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First time I heard this song was while driving in my car. I had no idea what it was, or who sang it, but I loved it immediately.
To my mind, this is the perfect Pop song. It's barely three minutes long, but it manages to pack all manner of hooks into what little time it lasts. Call it music for those days you don't have the patience to listen to a 15 minute, soul-wringing ballad.
To my mind, this is the perfect Pop song. It's barely three minutes long, but it manages to pack all manner of hooks into what little time it lasts. Call it music for those days you don't have the patience to listen to a 15 minute, soul-wringing ballad.
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I am a fan of the White Stripes. In general their music is sparsely produced. There are performers that when they release an album or song, each and every sound is engineered, buffered, truncated, and modified to be exactly what they want. In some cases the works contain notes and sounds that real people cannot produce in real time. That is not Jack and Meg White. By refraining from over producing a song more of the emotion, the drive remains. Musically this is a song on the raw side. Vocally it is emotion driven and that is an honor that can be laid at the feet of the likes of Eric Burdon of the Animals, Jerry Lee Lewis, Howling Wolf,James Brown and many of the delta bluesmen. Ozzy Osborn has the edge on good days. They have the ability to drive the feelings they have with their lyrics and the voice. The white stripes do this and this is one of their better songs. The lyrics are allegorical but not inaccessible and that bears repeating. He and Med are telling a story. There is always a tiny bit of doubt that you may not be hearing the story they are singing and that is just great. Rock should not always make you comfortable. For my taste one of their more powerful songs is their cover of Jolene. Jack White takes a maudlin, sweet song of worry and rips the facade away to show the fear, pain and the teetering injustice of a possible unbearable betrayal. Listen to Dolly Parton's Jolene then play Jolene by the White Stripes.
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Her name was Broadway and i've been "head over heels" since. Actually, I'd love to go check out some Gucci heels after this. I don't like this song very much. where's Patti Lupone? Where's Sondheim's beatific view of human existence? just some white nerd blaring on about some chick who probably couldn't pull off a Chanel coat if she tried. Dang.
