JACK WHITE SIXTEEN SALTINES LIQUID FILLED VINYL RECORD LP 12” SINGLE
  $   325

 


$ 325 Sold For
Nov 8, 2012 Sold Date
Nov 6, 2012 Start Date
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Up for auction is my Jack White liquid filled 12” single for sixteen saltines.  Had to camp in the rain to get it so I hate to part with it.  Still in the exact same condition as it was when I purchased it on Record Store Day.  No leaking.   Never opened, never played.  Smoke free home.

 

Imagine a lava lamping rocking out on your turntable!

 

Actual shipping and insurance is the responsibility of the buyer.  If you are not in the lower 48 shipping will have to be UPS or FEDEX in that the post office won’t insure the package after it leaves US borders.  I will not be able to lie on any tariff related forms.  The selling price will be listed as the value.  Not trying to be a weasel just want to be up front about things.

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I have several other TMR related items up for auction now.

 

 

From Third Man Records

 

The liquid-filled record ® was only available from Third Man Records physical location in Nashville (623 7th Ave S) on Record Store Day, April 21st, 2012.

 

JACK WHITE “SIXTEEN SALTINES”

The 12-inch single of Jack White’s “Sixteen Saltines” comes complete with a playable etching on the b-side (designed by George Ingram), a cover of U2’s “Love is Blindness.” the etching depicts Third Man’s iconic logo and the grooves of the record play through the image, presenting consumers with the world’s first-ever playable etched record®.No lasers, holograms, or rainbows are involved in this playable etching.

 

 Third Man also took the playable etching one step further and used the same parts to make a limited-edition version of the “Saltines” 12-inch single. Not only is the etching playable, but the record itself is pressed on clear vinyl and filled with psychedelic blue liquid. While the soundtrack for the 1978 film The Black Hole was initially prototyped as a liquid-filled disc, problems with leakage prevented it from ever being released. The liquid-filled “Saltines” is the first-ever disc of its kind to be made available to the public.


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