Thickfreakness - The Black Keys (Audio Only)

Thickfreakness is from The Black Keys second album also called Thickfreakness, released in 2003.

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Music

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• thickfreakness
• the
• black
• keys
• alternative

[Superphuck250]

the first time i heard this song i instantly grew a beard

[coleriver9]

guys in charge of finding music when making commercials for movies prolly jizz there pants when they hear a black keys song

[doubleder]

@Superphuck250 the first time my son heard this song his balls dropped

[topboyclarkey]

all about the rubber factory!!!!!!

[jackoe123]

@mortar12 Doesn't that make you a hipster for saying that? :$

[ShakedownProject]

If you are scared of what a heartbroken tortoise might do, then DO NOT, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, click on my channel.

[emsGotAProblem]

I dont know what he's saying, but I'm sure it's something sexy.

[TheMouthsMusic]

@ReductioAdAbsurdum I don't see how a movement consisting of a return to old recording techniques in the music industry is unable to fit the description of "constituting a major or fundamental change". There are literally dozens of definitions for the words "revolutionary" and "retro", and many of them fit quite well together.

We might describe it as "retro" and longbofosho might see it as "revolutionary", but according to the many, many available dictionaries, both words are technically right.

[ReductioAdAbsurdum]

> I think you're worried about the precise definitions

Because that's all we're debating: the meaning of words.

> a revolution which calls for a style or method from the past

rev·o·lu·tion·ary

"new and completely changing the way that something is done, thought about, or made" --- MacMililan

"constituting a major or fundamental change"

-- Websters

A retro *revival* is certainly possible, but not a retro revolution. That's like taking a "hot cold" shower; it's a nonsensical phrase.

[mortar12]

Thumbs up if you were listening to this in 2003...eat that hipsters

[Jessiejaybird]

0:32 well i yeahhhaaaaannnnyyeahyhayhaeahh­anehenehenhe darlin'

[TheMouthsMusic]

@ReductioAdAbsurdum this though, considering that our language can be more convoluted and confusing than our lower intestines. I guess we can maybe agree that the user simply meant "THIS SONG FUCKING ROCKS", and agree to disagree on the definitions and concepts of revolution and retro. Take it easy :)