Third Man Records Vault #60 Third Man Live Jack White Dinosaur Jr Witch
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Third Man Records Vault – Package 60
Jack White, Witch, Dinosaur Jr., Mudhoney – Third Man Live
This is in new unplayed condition.
Third Man Records h Vault #60: THIRD MAN LIVE, a limited- edition vinyl package live recordings from Third Man venues in Nashville, Detroit, and London by a diverse span of artists including Jack White, W.I.T.C.H., Dinosaur Jr., and Mudhoney.
All discs in pressed on 180-gram vinyl in a unique, blue and white mix dubbed “skycloud,” recalling the specific hue of paint that graces the walls of all three Third Man venues. Collected in a sharp slipcase, the three LPs and bonus 7-inch housed in psychedelic, marbleized inner sleeves in their own custom jackets inspired by their original show posters, with Sophy Hollington’s Dinosaur Jr. imagery being of particular delight.
W.I.T.C.H. has recently enjoyed worldwide recognition of their work, and on October 5, 2022 the band eviscerated a standing-room only crowd on the Blue Stage in Detroit – a vibrant celebration of life through music, all joyous and electric and teeming with the excitement of art connecting with its audience.
On October 17, 2022, Dinosaur Jr. blew the roof off the tiny, 60-person capacity Blue Basement in London with an iconic, inimitable set heavy on classics like “Freak Scene” and “Feel The Pain,” pinned alongside certified gems like “Does It Float” and “No Bones.” With a distortion pedal set to “stun,” J Mascis, Lou Barlow, and Murph are stronger than ever on this recording, firing on all cylinders and laying claim that decades into their career, they easily lay waste to bands half their age. Furthermore, this record marks the first official recording released from the Blue Basement.
includes a bonus 7-inch from Mudhoney and their barn-burning night in the Nashville Blue Room on September 26, 2013. The three-song assault of punk classics – affectionately dubbed “the hardcore encore” – sees the band laying waste to the sold-out house with typically ferocious takes on Fang’s “The Money Will Roll Right In,” The Dicks’ “Hate The Police,” and Black Flag’s “Fix Me.”
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