The White Stripes Jack White Third man records vault 16 sealed
  £   56
  $   74

 


£ 56 Sold For
Oct 20, 2014 Sold Date
Oct 13, 2014 Start Date
£   25 Start price
10   Number Of Bids
  Danmark Country Of Seller
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Hey there

I am selling this vault 16 package. It Includes all the below described. I have not opened or played the vinyl in any way. The vinyl is still sealed. The single is still inside the vinyl album sealed.

I ship from Denmark and will ship worldwide for 12 pounds to Europe and 15 pounds anywhere else. I will ship with recorded mail, so that it does not get lost in the mail.

Please ask questions you might have.

The White Stripes Nine Miles from the White City tracklist:
-When I Hear My Name
-Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground
-Love Sick (Bob Dylan)
-Hotel Yorba
-Aluminum
-Cool Drink of Water Blues (Tommy Johnson)
-The Hardest Button to Button
-I Want to Be the Boy to Warm Your Mother's Heart
-Stones in My Passway (Robert Johnson)
-Stop Breakin' Down (Robert Johnson)
-Do
-In the Cold, Cold Night
-Seven Nation Army
-The Same Boy You've Always Known
-Black Jack Davey (traditional)
-We Are Going to Be Friends
-Offend in Every Way
-Little Cream Soda
-Cannon/Party of Special Things to Do (Captain Beefheart)
-Candy Cane Children
-The Air Near My Fingers
-Screwdriver (tease)
-Ball and Biscuit
-Screwdriver (reprise)
-Let's Build a Home
-Goin' Back to Memphis (Henry & June)

LP:
The White Stripes Nine Miles From the White City
2 x LP (LP one on red vinyl, LP two on white)

7":

The White Stripes
I Want to Be the Boy to Warm Your Mother's Heart (demo) b/w Little Acorns(demo)
Opaque red vinyl with black whisps
Enclosed in a red/white/black die-cut sleeve 

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 byDavid 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.



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