BIZARRO Dan Sartain 45 RPM
$
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Description
EXTREMELY RARE!!!!
Offered for auction a 45 RPM set of Dan Sartain : a regular version and the limited edition BIZARRO version on Jack White's Third Man Records. Side A: Bohemian Grove, Side B: Atheist Funeral. CONDITION IS MINT!
There are only 100 copies of the bizarro versions ever printed!!
General information about the bizarro 45's: all of the bizzaro records are in yellow sleeves. The writing on the cover is backwards along with the writing on the actual record. The bizzaro records don't have a pre-cut out hole in them. So in order to play it you have to destroy the collectors value of it. All the bizzaro versions feature minor differences in the artwork (ie photoshopped work and the artists facing different ways, etc.) Each Bizarro 45 features the triangle Third Man Record logo rather than the original circular one. All are produced and mixed by Jack White.
Original = blue artwork/yellow label
Bizzaro = yellow artowrk/blue label
ABOUT THIRD MAN RECORDS
Jack White founded Third Man Records in Detroit, Michigan in 2001. Third Man established its first physical location in Nashville, Tennessee on March 11, 2009. The Nashville location serves as a record store and a complete production office. It includes a recording studio, rehearsal stage, photo studio, and darkroom. To commemorate the event, White debuted his new project, The Dead Weather, performing a short set for the 150 invited guests.
The label's name features the number three due to White's known fondness of it, as mentioned in several interviews. It refers to Carol Reed's The Third Man starring Joseph Cotten and Orson Welles. His old upholstering company was named Third Man Upholstery. White also refers to himself as the "third man" in the song "Ball and Biscuit" on The White Stripes' album Elephant.
All six studio albums of The White Stripes appear with the Third Man logo. Both albums of The Raconteurs (Broken Boy Soldiers and Consolers of the Lonely) carry the label's logo. For The Raconteurs' tour of the United Kingdom in October 2006, 1,000 live albums were pressed and sold for each show, all of which display a Third Man logo. Other artists under the Third Man label include The Dead Weather, Whirlwind Heat, Dan Sartain, and The Muldoons.
