Wednesday, September 14, 2005
The White Stripes in Louisville
Amy and I went to see The White Stripes at the Louisville Palace last night. The show was absolutely terrific. In fact, I would put Jack and Meg up against just about any other band that I've seen live. Jack played a bunch of different instruments (electric guitar, piano, marimba, mandolin) while Meg kept time with her sloppy (but cool) drumming style.
The highlights for me were "The Nurse," "I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself," "Jolene" and "Little Ghost." You can check out a clip of Jack's marimba work on "The Nurse" below.
I've also included a few shots from the show over at Flickr.
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Amy and I went to see The White Stripes at the Louisville Palace last night. The show was absolutely terrific. In fact, I would put Jack and Meg up against just about any other band that I've seen live. Jack played a bunch of different instruments (electric guitar, piano, marimba, mandolin) while Meg kept time with her sloppy (but cool) drumming style.
The highlights for me were "The Nurse," "I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself," "Jolene" and "Little Ghost." You can check out a clip of Jack's marimba work on "The Nurse" below.
I've also included a few shots from the show over at Flickr.
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