I can honestly say the whole world was excited when news of this monster collaboration hit. I can’t even imagine what musically induced euphoric state Alicia Keys and White Stripes/Raconteurs fans are in right now. Alicia Keys and Jack White gives the new Jame Bond movie, Quantum of Solace a delicious bluesy rock theme with “Another Way To Die” — and it completely shatters Chris Cornell’s theme for Casino Royal. I do have to admit, Madonna’s “Die Another Day” was pretty damn fantastic. These two might be my favorite James Bond themes ever.
Posts Tagged: White Stripes
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Sep 08
New Alicia Keys and Jack White – Another Way To Die
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Dec 07
Last Listen 2007: Best Albums (#26-23)
26. White Stripes – Icky Thump 83
Although Icky Thump is heartbeats away from being the Stripes’ best work, its exciting, its loud, its eccentric, and most of the time its insane, all the while being positively compelling, which is why the White Stripes are one of the best bands of our time.
25. Alicia Keys – As I Am 83
Alicia Keys is no superwoman nor R&B’s savior, but when that timeless qualities of As I Am clicks, the understanding of a true classic is mezmerizing.
24. Bright Eyes – Cassadaga 84
Cassadaga is Oberst’s most compelling and ambitious collection of songs yet, a true indie folk classic.
23. Suzanne Vega – Beauty & Crime 84
The first 5 songs of Beauty & Crime are just gorgeous, pure perfection. B&C wastes no time to blow you away. This album is without a doubt a truly definitive moment for Vega’ career.
The White Stripes – You Don’t Know What Love Is (You Just Do As You’re Told) [YSI]
Alicia Keys – Like You’ll Never See Me Again (YSI)
Bright Eyes – A Line Allows Progress… (YSI)
Suzanne Vega – Ludlow Street (YSI)
