Third Man Records - Record Store Day 2012 video free download


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This year we have some things for record store day that we are REALLY excited about... Without further ado... We give you this years innovations:

The 12-inch single of Jack White's "Sixteen Saltines" comes complete with a playable etching on the b-side (designed by George Ingram), a cover of U2's "Love is Blindness." Truly a sight to behold, the etching depicts Third Man's iconic logo and the grooves of the record play through the image, presenting consumers with the world's first-ever playable etched record ®.This is an entirely different process (and look) from your Styx and Split Enz records from the 80's. No lasers, holograms, or rainbows are involved in this playable etching.

As if that weren't enough, Third Man took the playable etching one step further and used the same parts to make a limited-edition version of the "Saltines" 12-inch single. Not only is the etching playable, but the record itself is pressed on clear vinyl and filled with psychedelic blue liquid. While the soundtrack for the 1978 film The Black Hole was initially prototyped as a liquid-filled disc, problems with leakage prevented it from ever being released. The liquid-filled "Saltines" is the first-ever disc of its kind to be made available to the public.

In addition to these two releases, Third Man is also releasing the new single from Karen Elson. The cover of Jackson C. Frank's "Milk and Honey" is pressed on milk and honey split-colored vinyl coupled with a laser-cut lace sleeve. The visual these two elements make when combined together is, as you can see, stunning.

In addition to that, Third Man is releasing a milk and honey swirled colored vinyl of Elson's single as well as a red vinyl with black whisps edition of the White Stripes "Hand Springs" and "Red Death at 6:14", two songs that have been out of print on vinyl for over ten years. These two releases, along with the CD/LP release of Jerry Lee Lewis' live recording at Third Man (that took place on Record Store Day 2011) will be available at ANY record store wise enough to have ordered copies for Record Store Day.

The liquid-filled record ® and laser-cut lace split-color will ONLY be available from Third Man Records physical location in Nashville (623 7th Ave S) on Record Store Day, April 21st, 2012. The playable etching will also be available from Third Man and a select number of record stores.

Start lining up now.

Comments

9 years ago

That Wretched Rock And Roll

Chocolate milk... O.o That sounded like Jack

9 years ago

Christy Clyde

Record freak's meditation. Turning records for hours. I'd be in.

9 years ago

1drible

WRONG.zz top eliminator was an etched dish.tire tracks

10 years ago

Jake Hoffman

Why didn't you guys have a video last time? Please release more things for RSD!

10 years ago

reneleathers

I need to go there.

10 years ago

osuushiza8

I want to pop that balloon SO bad! :P

10 years ago

01denese

If that balloon would have popped, they would have been deaf for a couple of minutes.

10 years ago

Matt Prichard

Playable etched isn't new, i have a split enz album that is already, wankers but still dope shit.

11 years ago

Sean

The stuff isn't as good this year.

11 years ago

Tomcaatt

Yes , They would have to be "pulling " the phone booth door the wrong way , if they were pulling that is?

11 years ago

LAYZUHNINJA

groundbaking

11 years ago

rvdawesome2

That guy actually helped my brother out of the phone booth there when the door got stuck and all of the other staff members were pulling the door the wrong way.

11 years ago

Kyle Chastulik

2:35-2:42 ow, owow, *cringe* ow, ow, ouch.

11 years ago

thexinfirmary

2:40 could u please stop this????

11 years ago

Brian K. Wilson

Love what yall are doin btw

11 years ago

Brian K. Wilson

Crow Jane.. brianknc utube

11 years ago

CandyCaneChild100

way to steal a comment, dude...

11 years ago

Frank Salazar

"What's with the balloon swank?!" haha who couldn't love jack!

11 years ago

Benjamin Dashley

WHAT ABOUT CHOCOLATE MILK?!

11 years ago

Mel 7

record store day has unfortunately been and gone for this year but it is a day of the year where the world celebrates vinyl records and bands and artists are encouraged to release special things to record stores across the world :) x

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