The White Stripes - De Stijl The Fleshtones range from wistful reflections to

range from wistful reflections to biting social commentary

and unreleased tracks (the great “Maureen” and “The Girl I Can’t Forget”)

bassist Paul Chambers

earning both critical acclaim and commercial success

Many will gravitate towards the subtly psychedelic electronics

The White Stripes - De Stijl The Fleshtones range from wistful reflections to'De Stijl' was the second album from Detroit area garage rock and blues revivalists The White Stripes. It showcases perfectly their early raw power as they rattle through a host of Jack White originals and the odd blues cover (one by Son House naturally). It was the album that came just as they were reaching the first flushes of success and led to Jack White closing his upholstery shop for good. Next stop was 'White Blood Cells' and international fame.