Get Behind Me Satan

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Get Behind Me Satan

Get Behind Me Satan is the fifth album by the duo The White Stripes. The album sold 850,000 copies in U.S. and received a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album in 2006.

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About

Get Behind Me Satan was released on June 07, 2005 under V2 Records. The album ranked no.3 on U.S. and U.K. chart. The first single in the album "Blue Orchid" became a big hit in the U.S. It also hit no.7 on the Mainstream Rock chart. The second single "My Doorbell" ranked no.93 on the Pop 100 chart. The third single "The Denial Twist" peaked no.5 on the Modern Rock chart. The album was listed in 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.

Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 Blue Orchid 2:37
2 The Nurse 3:47
3 My Doorbell 4:01
4 Forever for Her (Is Over for Me) 3:15
5 Little Ghost 2:18
6 The Denial Twist 2:35
7 White Moon 4:01
8 Instinct Blues 4:16
9 Passive Manipulation 0:35
10 Take, Take, Take 4:22
11 As Ugly as I Seem 4:09
12 Red Rain 3:52
13 I'm Lonely (But I Ain't That Lonely Yet) 4:19

Awards & Certifications

Awards

Year Award Category
2005 Q Award Nominated for Best Video for "Blue Orchid"
2006 Grammy Award Best Alternative Music Album for "Get Behind Me Satan"
2006 Grammy Award Nominated for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal for "My Doorbell"

Certifications

Year Album Certification
2005 Get Behind Me Satan Certified Platinum in U.S.

Chart Toppers

Year Title Modern Rock Tracks Mainstream Rock Tracks Pop 100
2005 Blue Orchid 32 7 36
2005 My Doorbell 13 93

Credits

Performance Credits

The White Stripes Primary Artist

Meg White Percussion, Drums, Triangle, Vocals, Bells

Jack White Guitar, Piano, Marimbas, Tambourine, Vocals

Technical Credits

Howie Weinberg Mastering

Roger Lian Sequencing Editor

Jack White Producer

Nick Pavey Photo Assistance

Trivia

  • The album took less than two weeks to record even with five days in which no music was played.
  • The album was left ambiguous so that it could be read either appealing to Satan to leave or to help.
  • Another track in the album "Instinct Blues" was featured in the film The Science of Sleep.

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