MAILER Third Man Records Vault #14 Jack White "Live @ TMR 2012" SEALED LP
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JUST OPENED TO CHECK CONTENTS. RECORDS AND ALL OTHER MATERIAL ARE SEALED.
JACK WHITE LIVE AT THIRD MAN RECORDS DOUBLE LP
The LP for this quarter will be a double album recording of Jack's live show, and solo debut, at Third Man Records from our 3 Year Anniversary Party on March 8th of this year. LP one takes in the set with the band of all lovely ladies, The Peacocks, backing him up and LP two is the second set featuring The Buzzards. This is a fantastic and historical live document of Jack White and two fiery backing bands riding off the celebratory high spirits of the evening. The set took in classics from throughout Jack's career and showcased plenty of songs from Blunderbuss, which were heard for the first time that night for many. The LPs come housed in amazing packaging which will be a first for us... a Lenticular gatefold cover! For those of you who may not be well versed in multiple dimensions, the Lenticular cover will show two separate images, in one. What you see depends on how you hold the record or which angle you look at it. We'll spare you the Lacanian interpretation of the multiple imaged Jack and how these images represent the Id and Ego and the recorded product of course, the Super-Ego. Or using the Mirror Stage we can then look at The Real, The Symbolic and the... oh never mind. It looks incredible and you're going to absolutely want to display this cover prominently in your record room or mantle. The LPs, of course, will be pressed on split color Black & Blue vinyl.

JACK WHITE FREEDOM AT 21, LOVE INTERRUPTION, HYPOCRITICAL KISS DEMO 7"
The 7" for this package is very special indeed. Three Jack White bursts of inspiration captured in the moment only to be fleshed out in the studio later with a full backing band. These recordings were done on Jack's trusty field recorder, and give an intimate glimpse into his recording and songwriting process. The 7" of demos of Freedom At 21 B/W Love Interruption and Hypocritical Kiss will be pressed on signature Jack White Blunderblue vinyl.

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground(The White Stripes) 3:32
A2Missing Pieces3:16
A3Sixteen Saltines3:14
A4Love Interruption3:01
A5Hotel Yorba (The White Stripes) 2:07
B1Top Yourself (The Raconteurs) (Written By Brendan Benson*, Jack White, III*) 5:54
B2Hypocritical Kiss2:47
B3You're Pretty Good Looking (For A Girl)(The White Stripes) 1:28
B4Blue Blood Blues (The Raconteurs) (Written By Dean Fertita*, Jack Lawrence*, Jack White, III*)3:39
B5We Are Going To Be Friends (The White Stripes) 3:02
C1My Doorbell(The White Stripes) 4:44
C2Freedom At 212:34
C3I Cut Like A Buffalo (The Dead Weather)/Don't Sweat The Technique (Written By Eric B. and Rakim*)5:42
C4You Know That I Know (Written By Hank Williams*, Jack White, III*) 4:23
C5Weep Themselves To Sleep4:04
D1Ball & Biscuit (The White Stripes) 5:51
D2Steady, As She Goes (The Raconteurs) (Written By Brendan Benson*, Jack White III*)5:15
D3Seven Nation Army (The White Stripes) 4:53
D4Goodnight Irene (Written By Leadbelly)3:58

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Third Man Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Third Man Records, LLC
Copyright (c) – Third Man Records, LLC
Manufactured By – United Record Pressing
Published By – EMI Blackwood Music
Published By – Sony/ATV Acuff Rose Music
Published By – Ludlow Music
Lacquer Cut At – Nashville Record Productions
Pressed By – United Record Pressing
Credits

Design – Julian Baker (3)
Featuring – The Buzzards (9) (tracks: C1 to D4), The Peacocks (5) (tracks: A1 to B5)
Lacquer Cut By – GEO*
Mixed By – Vance Powell
Mixed By [Assisted By] – Mark Petaccia
Performer [The Buzzards], Backing Vocals, Harmonica, Mandolin – Cory Younts (tracks: C1 to D4)
Performer [The Buzzards], Bass – Dominic Davis (tracks: C1 to D4)
Performer [The Buzzards], Drums – Daru Jones (tracks: C1 to D4)
Performer [The Buzzards], Fiddle, Pedal Steel Guitar – Fats Kaplin (tracks: C1 to D4)
Performer [The Buzzards], Keyboards [Keys] – Ikey Owens* (tracks: C1 to D4)
Performer [The Peacocks], Backing Vocals, Percussion – Ruby Amanfu (tracks: A1 to B5)
Performer [The Peacocks], Bass – Bryn Davies (tracks: A1 to B5)
Performer [The Peacocks], Drums – Carla Azar (tracks: A1 to B5)
Performer [The Peacocks], Fiddle – Lillie Mae Rische (tracks: A1 to B5)
Performer [The Peacocks], Keyboards [Keys] – Brooke Waggoner (tracks: A1 to B5)
Performer [The Peacocks], Pedal Steel Guitar – Margrethe Björklund (tracks: A1 to B5)
Photography By – Jo McCaughey
Recorded By – Vance Powell
Recorded By [Assisted By] – Joshua V. Smith, Mindy Watts
Notes
Performed live at Third Man Records 3-8-12.

The jacket features a unique lenticular cover.

Track C3 is listed as "I Cut Live A Buffalo" on the center label.

? & © 2012 Third Man Records, LLC
Manufactured at United Record Pressing in Nashville, TN

C3 [Don't Sweat The Technique] (EMI Blackwood Music BMI)
C4 (Sony/ATV Acuff Rose Music BMI)
D4 (Ludlow Music BMI)
Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Etched, runout side A): TMR-171-A EXPENSIVE CHILE ? GEO/NRP
Matrix / Runout (Etched, runout side B): TMR-171-B ROTTED IN THE OVEN ? GEO/NRP
Matrix / Runout (Etched, runout side C): TMR-171-C YELLOW + BLACK TASTES LIKE DUST ? GEO/NRP
Matrix / Runout (Etched, runout side D): TMR-171-D WE ATE GUMMI BEARS FOR DAYS ? GEO/NRP
Rights Society (C3, C4, D4): BMI
















































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