The master is back - and how!

Were the White Stripes and the first solo album 'Blunderbuss' already terrific, Jack White, a monument has created this time for good. The whole album sounds so wonderfully unspent, so dirty, so honest, so deep from the heart that each inclined rock, rock'n'roll and blues fan can only recommend it in WM-free moments at least 2 3 times up in peace and to hear down.

Not a single track is negative from the frame. Not a single flaw. The master returns be inside out - in hard, as in gentle tones. Of particular note here is probably the folk-heavy song "Temporary Ground" with Lily Mae as a duet partner, the Meg - makes finally forget - Former Jacks.

For me "Lazaretto" is now not only one of the highlights of this year's album releases, but the rock history in general. John Lennon would still be alive - I'm sure he would bow to Jack White.