The White StripesBest The White Stripes Albums Ranked
8.8
Avg Score
41
Opinions
10
Albums
12
Reviewers
Summary from 41 ratings
On Wavelength, fans have rated The White Stripes's catalog across 10 albums from 41 opinions, with an overall average of 8.8/10. The top-rated The White Stripes album is Elephant (2003) with a 9.1/10 average from 8 ratings, followed by White Blood Cells and Icky Thump. The discography on Wavelength spans 1999 to 2010. Seven Nation Army ranks as the highest-rated The White Stripes song on Wavelength with a 9.7/10 average.
Elephant
“There are still only two of them. But now they sound like an army. The White Stripes made Elephant, their fourth album, in just two weeks last year, at a London studio outfitted with an eight-track tape machine and recording gear that predates the Beatles. But the Detroit duo walked out with a work of […]”
The White Stripes Greatest Hits
“The 26-song collection is a reminder of how essential the Detroit duo was”
Get Behind Me Satan
“Bad news for satan: Jack White’s mama said knock you out. Get Behind Me Satan is a Biblical reference, plus a possible invitation to back-door action with the Prince of Darkness. But the music is so wild, it could make you weep over how pitilessly the Stripes keep crushing the other bands out there. Having […]”
White Blood Cells
“It's been a long time since I've wanted to hear an album every day, let alone more than once a day. Sure, to make these review deadlines, I often have to listen to a record daily, but in so many cases, it's a chore. That's not a problem with *White Blood Cells*. In fact, the problem now is finding time for the next album to review; all I want to do is listen to the White Stripes. I've got it taped”
Under Great White Northern Lights (Live)
“This lavish box set-- a live DVD, CD, documentary film, and book-- reinforces the White Stripes' mythology and displays the awesome power of their live show.”
The White Stripes
“Jack and Meg White's first two raucous platters are given the reissue treatment.”
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