Audio CD review:
The White Stripes - Hardest Button to Button

The White Stripes - Hardest Button to Button

Band: The White Stripes Title: Hardest Button to Button Rating: Release Date: 09 December, 2003 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Hardest Button to Button 2: St. Ides of March 3: Hardest Button to Button [Multimedia Track]

Customer Reviews More good stuff Nothing too new here for the masses but if you're collecting the library this is a must have. Another good group of singles. The cover of "March" is excellent and the "Button" video is good though it received scant airplay when held up against "Seven Nation Army. " . Very good "Hardest Button to Button" is a strong single by itself. "Hardest Button To Button" is one of the less prominent songs in the White Stripes catalogue, mostly because it was eclipsed by "Seven Nation Army". "St. Ides of March" is a very good song, as is expected from any White Stripes b-side. The video of "Hardest Button to Button" is not spectacular, but a nice add-on. Certainly worth buying if you're a die-hard White Stripes fan. If not, just buy the album "Elephant", and the even better new album "Get Behind Me Satan". Hardest Button To Button Hardest Button To Button is a simple, but very catchy song from the Elephant album with a lot of power behind it. Definately wasn't one of my favorite White Stripes songs until I bought this single. The single includes the song itself (of course), St. Ides of March, and The Hardest Button To Button music video. St. Ides of March is originally a semi-blues/rock number with good ol' lyrics conjured by Ben Walker and Ben Swank and I think Jack and Meg White do an excellent job at covering it. The video is very brilliantly done as well, you have to see it to beleive it. All in all, not a bad single. . You can see a complete list of all The White Stripes discography, or go back to the The White Stripes tabs