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Cotton
 Post subject: Black Keys covering She Said She Said
PostPosted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 6:44 pm 
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interesting cover. Not sure if someone already posted this though.

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It's a great cover. One of my favorites off The Big Come Up.

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I always forget they had an album before Thickfreakness... Is the rest of it this good? I'd always heard it was a bit underdeveloped.
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It's no Rubber Factory, but it's just as good as Thickfreakness

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the redworm Wrote:
I always forget they had an album before Thickfreakness... Is the rest of it this good? I'd always heard it was a bit underdeveloped.


I did too and just bought it last month. It's worth owning if you like their other discs.
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I think it's more spotty then thickfreakness with some sort of goofy attempts at experimenting.

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I'd probably rank their albums:

Thickfreakness
The Big Come Up
Rubber Factory

though they're all really good.

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shiv Wrote:
I'd probably rank their albums:

Thickfreakness
The Big Come Up
Rubber Factory

though they're all really good.


amen to that.

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Chuck(e)D Wrote:
shiv Wrote:
I'd probably rank their albums:

Thickfreakness
The Big Come Up
Rubber Factory

though they're all really good.


amen to that.


Correctamundo.

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FT Wrote:
Chuck(e)D Wrote:
shiv Wrote:
I'd probably rank their albums:

Thickfreakness
The Big Come Up
Rubber Factory

though they're all really good.


amen to that.


Correctamundo.


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SpontaneousPoet Wrote:
FT Wrote:
Chuck(e)D Wrote:
shiv Wrote:
I'd probably rank their albums:

Thickfreakness
The Big Come Up
Rubber Factory

though they're all really good.


amen to that.


Correctamundo.


Yup yup.


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Am I the only one who prefers Rubber Factory?

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I prefer Thickfreakness to Rubber Factory but they're both awesome.

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Am I the only one who prefers Rubber Factory?


no. I like RF better, though it's close.
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Damn close.

I've seen em a bunch of times, but the absolute best was when they opened for fucking SOLOMON BURKE. They turned up the heat on that one. They closed with She Said She Said, and the audience who was already in the palm of their hand completely lost their shit. It was at an outdoor amphitheater too, upper crust no whooping it up 30s - 40s just screaming their damn heads off.

It was sweet.

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Am I the only one who prefers Rubber Factory?


With my heavyweight opinion behind you, you can now breath a sigh of relief.

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check it out dudes, a MODERATOR!

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i too, prefer rubber factory.

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konstantinl Wrote:
paper Wrote:
Am I the only one who prefers Rubber Factory?


With my heavyweight opinion behind you, you can now breath a sigh of relief.


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Prince of Darkness Wrote:
Damn close.

I've seen em a bunch of times, but the absolute best was when they opened for fucking SOLOMON BURKE. They turned up the heat on that one. They closed with She Said She Said, and the audience who was already in the palm of their hand completely lost their shit. It was at an outdoor amphitheater too, upper crust no whooping it up 30s - 40s just screaming their damn heads off.

It was sweet.


Cooool.

I'd love to see them.
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They released a pretty good live DVD too. Well worth the price.

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