TMR VAULT #16 Extras BOOK WHITE STRIPES THIRD MAN RECORDS JACK Red Color 7"
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TMR VAULT #16 Extras Elephant Book and Red Colored 7". These were originally part of the TMR Vault #16.
Book: Has small spot on front cover; see pics
45 7": NM/VG+
Fill in your Vault #16
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Finally, tying all previous components back to the actual making of Elephant, the “bonus” item for this package is a 56-page collection of photos taken by David Swanson during the recording of the album. With the wonderful Toe-Rag Studio in London as the setting, this peek into the White Stripes’ recording process is both revelatory and intimate. With only three of the fifty-plus images having ever been published before, such a cache of striking images only furthers to cement the depth and breadth of Third Man’s Vault. The live show, the demos and the photos all help to contextualize Elephant, the surroundings it sprung from, the resultant whirlwind it created and all the chaos in-between. Ten years later, it’s a time that still resonates very deeply with everyone at Third Man and we hope you feel so too.
Providing rare insight into the demo process, the 7? in this Vault package features Jack White’s solo demos of the songs “I Want to Be the Boy to Warm Your Mother’s Heart” and “Little Acorns” on opaque red vinyl with black whisps enclosed in a red, white and black die-cut sleeve. Accompanied only by his trusty piano (salvaged from a Catholic school in Detroit as it was being shuttered), Jack’s double-tracked vocals lend an otherworldly air to “…Heart.” “Little Acorns,” in the most happy of accidents, pairs a parable spoken by legendary Detroit-area news anchor Mort Crim with White’s germination of a song idea, all through the magic of recycled 1/4? analog tape. Of special note are White’s previously unheard guide vocals…edited out of the final mix once it would appear on Elephant.
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