"Missing pieces" or "They take a part of you with them"
Fine Sharpie on bond paper and digital colour.
Cual fanática religiosa tan pronto como salió a la venta el disco solista de Jack White corrí a comprarlo una tienda de música. Sí, no música de iTunes, si no música con un hermoso cuadernillo con fotos en azul y negro de el súper pálido Jack que aparentemente no sabe que el sol es gratis.
"Missing Pieces" es el track que abre el disco y desde el inicio de la melodía del órgano me encantó (aunque este no es mi más-ultra-súper track favorito), digo, nada más chequen la letra:
"Sometimes someone control everything about you
and when they tell you that they just can't live without you
they ain't lyin', they'll take pieces of you
and they'll stang above you and walk away
that's right, and take a part of you with them."
Un poco creepy ¿no? Bueno, a veces la verdad es un tanto creepy. Y lo es más cuando viene en la forma de la rara y aguda voz de Jack White.
Like a religious fanatic as soon as the new Jack White solo album "Blunderbuss" was available I ran to the music store and bought it. Yes, not iTunes music, but music with a physical beautiful booklet with black and blue photos of super pale Jack who doesn't know that sunlight is for free.
"Missing Pieces" is the first track and since the beginning of the organ melody I loved it (even though it is not my very-most-ultra-super-favourite track), I mean just check the lyric:
"Sometimes someone control everything about you
and when they tell you that they just can't live without you
they ain't lyin', they'll take pieces of you
and they'll stang above you and walk away
that's right, and take a part of you with them."
Creepy, uh? Well, truth is sometimes creepy. And even when it comes in the form of the odd high voice of Jack White.
También puedes comprar el álbum en
iTunes o
Amazon si estás harto de que te presuma su chingonería.
If you wanna watch an awesome live recorded session with Jack White, just check out the one he did with AMEX directed by Gary Oldman.
You can also buy the album on iTunes or Amazon if you're sick of me showing off the awesomeness of it.