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专辑名称: Entering Heaven Alive
创作艺人: [Jack White]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟11首
出品公司: 2022 Third Man Records, LLC
发行时间: 2022/7/22
官方标价: £4.99 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
A Tip from You to Me
All Along the Way
Help Me Along
Love is Selfish
I've Got You Surrounded (With My Love)
Queen of the Bees
A Tree on Fire from Within
If I Die Tomorrow
Please God, Don't Tell Anyone
A Madman from Manhattan
Taking Me Back (Gently)
详细介绍:
Released three months after Fear of the Dawn, Jack White%27s latest isn%27t so much a sequel as a completely different beast. If Fear was his Black Sabbath record, Entering Heaven Alive is his low-key, often acoustic Led Zeppelin era. The Going to California and Over the Hills and Far Away vibes are strong, and it%27s kind of wild how much White sounds like Robert Plant on these songs. (The title, White has said, draws biblical inspiration from the story of the prophet Elijah going to heaven without dying.) It%27s also the quieter record, but hardly quiet. All Along the Way is medieval folky—delicate and mysterious but not twee; in fact, the bridge majorly flexes muscle. I%27ve Got You Surrounded (With My Love) starts off swampy before an electric guitar slices through the thick humidity and the whole thing rolls into a Chicago-style blues-funk strut. Excellent opener A Tip from You to Me is a full-on embrace of %2770s classic rock and an intriguing mix of Zeppelin, the Band and Leon Russell-style piano. It also encapsulates the stubbornly independent, kinda morose, world-against-me lyrical bent White traffics in more and more: Ask yourself if you are happy/ Then you cease to be/ That%27s a tip from you to me … Now I know for sure/ I don%27t need nobody%27s help now anymore. Please God, Don%27t Tell Anyone is a gothic, not goth, litany of regrets and dread (Please God … don%27t show anyone all the idiot things that I%27ve done). As on Fear of the Dawn, White bares some surprisingly playful eccentricities. With its fairytale strings and piano, Help Me Along channels Yellow Submarine-era Beatles via a funny little melody, like a tugboat bobbing on the waves. A Tree On Fire From Within sounds at once ominous and uplifting, cruising on a groovy bass line and piano runs. And Queen Of The Bees is a high-drama love song with a swirly garage-psych melody—marimba!—and some of the most impish lyrics White%27s ever written: Pass me the bread and the brown sugar too/ And I%27ll butter your bread … I want to hold you like a sloth hugs a tree.(Perhaps it%27s a tribute to Black Belles singer Olivia Jean, White%27s longtime girlfriend who he proposed to and married at a concert earlier this year.) White has admitted, I was challenging myself to sort of see what I could get away with! If you went back when I was 25 and said, %27Would you write lyrics about buttering toast?%27 I would say, %27Never, I would never do that!%27 Bookending the project, he revives Fear%27s heavy-as-all-get-out opener Taking Me Back here as closer Taking Me Back (Gently), a jazzy steampunk version recorded on 1930s equipment. The revamp feels like an Appalachian-ized Charleston and may be totally unnecessary—it%27s hard to imagine it becoming a live staple—but White certainly leaves you thinking.
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