Aluminum

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Jack White: "Aluminum is about the formation of aluminum in a factory. That is what the voices are trying to 'imitate'."

If you don't count Jack's warbly wordless vocals, this is the band's only instrumental song.

(Instrumental.)

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-'''Aluminum''' is a song by [[The White Stripes]] from their third album ''[[White Blood Cells]]''.
+==Releases==
+* ''[[White Blood Cells]]'' (2001)
+==Other Appearances==
+==Credits==
+===Performers===
+* [[Jack White]]: electric guitar, voice
+* [[Meg White]]: drums
+===Production===
+* Originally performed by [[The White Stripes]].
+* Written by Jack White and Meg White.
+* Produced by Jack White.
+* Mixed by Jack White and [[Stewart Sikes]].
+* Engineered by Stewart Sikes.
+* Mastered by [[Fred Kevorkian]] at Absolute Audio.
+* Recorded February 2001 at [[Easley-McCain Recording]], [[Memphis, Tennessee]].
+==Meaning==
+* See band quotes section.
+==Band Quotes==
+* [[Jack White]]: "Aluminum is about the formation of aluminum in a factory. That is what the voices are trying to 'imitate'."
+==Trivia==
+* If you don't count Jack's warbly wordless vocals, this is the band's only instrumental song.
+==Lyrics==
+(Instrumental.)
+==External Links==
-==Quotes==
+[[Category:Songs]]
-[[Jack White]] : "Aluminum is about the formation of aluminum in a factory. That is what the voices are trying to 'imitate'."
-==Lyrics==
-<pre>
-<nowiki>
-(instrumental except for Jack's voice repeatedly making an "aahhhh" noise.)</nowiki></pre>