Jack White's songwriting skills grew and the duo's stylistic approach broadened on album number two (2000). Electric stompers sit alongside acoustic delights: "You're Pretty Good Looking (for a... more

Talking about being in the zone—the White Stripes somehow topped "White Blood Cells" with this 2003 album, their major-label debut. Reaching #1 UK/#6 U.S., "Elephant" stands as a masterpiece of... more

The final White Stripes album (so far), this 2007 gold-selling Grammy winner (#2 U.S./#1 UK) found the duo delving into new territory while also firmly moving back into the garage. Their... more

A leap forward in every way, this 2001 album significantly boosted the size of the White Stripes' live venues. They recorded this in less than four days: "Fell in Love with a Girl," "Dead Leaves and... more

Piano, acoustic guitar, mandolin…even marimba showed up to largely displace the electric guitar on this 2005 release—and yet fans and critics swooned over these songs, sending the album to #3... more

The Detroit duo were just starting to blow up in the national club scene when this 1999 debut arrived. Their sound was never more raw than this, with copious guitar reverb and brutally bashed crash... more

Since the White Stripes called it a day, Jack White has gone on to become a modern day icon and Meg White has chosen to shy away from the limelight. They always did keep it grandiose and mysterious,... more

2018 archive release. Capturing Jack and Meg at the precipice of international renown in the hubbub of White Blood Cells, their two live sessions with famed BBC DJ John Peel are arguably the best... more

NTSC/Region 0. Chrome Dreams' Document series continues with the second title in the range dedicated to arguably the most original and exciting band to emerge so far in the third millennium - the... more