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Track Listings
| 1. When The Lights Go Out |
| 2. 10 A.M. Automatic |
| 3. Just Couldn't Tie Me Down |
| 4. All Hands Against His Own |
| 5. The Desperate Man |
| 6. Girl Is On My Mind |
| 7. The Lengths |
| 8. Grown So Ugly |
| 9. Stack Shot Billy |
| 10. Act Nice and Gentle |
| 11. Aeroplane Blues |
| 12. Keep Me |
| 13. Till I Get My Way |
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2004 release, the third album from the acclaimed Alt-Rock/Blues duo. Rubber Factory continues the Black Keys' tradition of raw, heavily blues-influenced indie rock. Rubber Factory was recorded in an abandoned coal burning power plant in the Black Keys' hometown of Akron, Ohio, and like Thickfreakness, was recorded and produced by Patrick Carney.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
the only way to describe this album is by saying that it is remarkable in every way an album can be. It ranges from mellow to kinetic, from simple to complex and from gritty to even more gritty. Rubber factory is RAW, fun and is delivered with unbelievable skill. The Black Keys are the best American music act since Bruce Springsteen and will surely get the notoriety they deserve. Every single person that i have played this album for has loved it. You must buy this album now.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:LP Record
Although the Black Keys's back catalog might encompass some forms of obscurity, Rubber Factory can be argued to be their first run in with "critical" success. And rightly so, because it seemed as though it was the first step forward to becoming the blues juggernauts they are today. The album has a really nice sense of classic blues, Dan Auerbach really doesn't hold anything back and delivers some painfully awesome vocals. This album also has much more hooky song writting then the last two: Surely 10 AM Automatic, Girl Is On My Mind, Keep Me, Stack Shot Billy, and Till I Get My Way will be stuck in your heads for weeks! Rubber Factory is a terrific foreshadowing for what came next!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By cliffdogg
Format:Audio CD
Haha, wow. All the reviewers so far are from Ottawa/Toronto.
Anyway I saw the vid for "10 AM Automatic" on MuchMusic and Dan's voice blew me away. Bought the album and really enjoyed it- I'm getting more into older blues bands because of these guys.
Sweet album, cool guys.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Stuff!
These guys know what it's like to be the White Stripes, so what do they do? Make the same blues music the Stripes do! This album is great to listen to and the lyrics are great! Read more
Published on Nov 7 2004 by NB
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent effort.
I saw these guys live last night, and bought the album at the show: listened to it on the way home, listened to it when I got home, listened to it going to sleep, listened to it... Read more
Published on Sep 30 2004
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