Get Behind Me Satan
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Get Behind Me Satan is the fifth album released by Detroit rock duo The White Stripes. It was released in 2005. It is their most experimental album to date, though many people view it as their worst release to date, while some actually prefer its experimental style.
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Track listing
All songs written by Jack White.
- 1. "Blue Orchid" - 2:37
- 2. "The Nurse" - 3:47
- 3. "My Doorbell" - 4:01
- 4. "Forever For Her (Is Over For Me)" - 3:15
- 5. "Little Ghost" - 2:18
- 6. "The Denial Twist" - 2:35
- 7. "White Moon" - 4:01
- 8. "Instinct Blues" - 4:16
- 9. "Passive Manipulation" - 0:35
- 10. "Take, Take, Take" - 4:22
- 11. "As Ugly As I Seem" - 4:09
- 12. "Red Rain" - 3:52
- 13. "I'm Lonely (But I Ain't That Lonely Yet)" - 4:19
Credits
- Jack White : vocals, guitars, mandolin, marimba, piano, production
- Meg White : drums, percussion, timpani, chimes, bongos, bells
- Recorded February 2005 at Jack's Third Man Studios in Detroit, Michigan, and released on V2 Records on June 7, 2005.
- Mixed at Ardent Studios in Memphis, Tennessee
- Dedicated to Suzy Lee.
Trivia
- It was named after a quote from the Bible.
- It reached #3 on both the US and UK Charts.
- According to Ben Blackwell, no one has yet correctly identified the object Jack is holding on the cover. A more popular guess is that Jack is holding some sort of elongated, possibly ancient lightbulb (after all, in the letter in the GBMS liner notes, Jack says "under my arm is a device with conductivity and I gave it to you."). In addition, visual evidence has shown that the object is most likely a Tesla bulb of some sort -- see this picture of a Tesla coil).
