Jack White (2) – Live At The Masonic Temple
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Third Man Records – TMR-723 |
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Third Man Records Vault – Package 47 |
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Box Set
, Limited Edition
Vinyl
, LP
Vinyl
, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM
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Country: |
US |
Released: |
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Genre: |
Rock |
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Tracklist
| Live At The Masonic Temple | |||
| A1 | Fell In Love With A Girl | ||
| A2 | Astro | ||
| A3 | The Big Three Killed My Baby | ||
| A4 | High Ball Stepper | ||
| A5 | Lazaretto | ||
| A6 | Missing Pieces | ||
| B1 | Just One Drink | ||
| B2 | Hotel Yorba | ||
| B3 | You Know That I Know | ||
| B4 | Love Interruption | ||
| B5 | Weep Themselves To Sleep | ||
| C1 | I Cut Like A Buffalo | ||
| C2 | Cannon / Hoodoo Man | ||
| C3 | Icky Thump | ||
| C4 | Screwdriver | ||
| C5 | Ramblin' Man | ||
| D1 | Apple Blossom | ||
| D2 | Three Women | ||
| D3 | The Same Boy You've Always Known | ||
| D4 | We're Going To Be Friends | ||
| D5 | Sugar Never Tasted So Good | ||
| E1 | Entitlement | ||
| E2 | Alone In My Home | ||
| E3 | Steady, As She Goes | ||
| F1 | Ball And Biscuit / The Lemon Song | ||
| F2 | The Hardest Button To Button | ||
| F3 | Sixteen Saltines | ||
| F4 | Devils Haircut | ||
| G1 | Hypocritical Kiss | ||
| G2 | That Black Bat Licorice | ||
| G3 | Would You Fight For My Love? | ||
| G4 | Blue Blood Blues | ||
| G5 | You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do As You're Told) | ||
| H1 | My Doorbell | ||
| H2 | I Fought Piranhas | ||
| H3 | Seven Nation Army | ||
| Saturday Night Live 10-11-20 | |||
| A | Don't Hurt Yourself / Ball And Biscuit / Jesus Is Coming Soon | ||
| B | Lazaretto |
Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – Masonic Auditorium, Detroit
- Mixed At – Third Man Mastering
- Mastered At – Third Man Mastering
- Manufactured By – United Record Pressing
- Published By – Peppermint Stripe Music
- Published By – Third String Tunes
- Published By – Songs Of Universal
- Published By – Dimension Music
- Published By – Sony/ATV Acuff Rose Music
- Published By – Arc Music (2)
- Published By – BMG Platinum Songs US
- Published By – Sunflower Music Inc.
- Published By – Fort Knox Music, Inc.
- Published By – Piccadilly Music Corporation
- Published By – Trio Music Company
- Published By – Cyanide Breathmint Music
- Published By – Dust Brothers Music
- Published By – Universal Music Corporation
- Published By – Songs of Universal LLC
- Published By – Flames Of Albion Music Inc.
- Published By – Oakland 13 Music
- Published By – Sony/ATV Tunes LLC
- Published By – Succubus Music Ltd.
- Published By – Legend of Music
- Published By – Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.
- Published By – Alpha Music (4)
- Copyright © – Third Man Records, LLC
- Copyright © – Universal Television LLC
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Third Man Records, LLC
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Universal Television LLC
- Lacquer Cut At – Third Man Mastering
Credits
- Design – Maddy Underwood
- Double Bass, Electric Bass – Dominic John Davis*
- Drums – Daru Jones
- Fiddle, Mandolin, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals – Lillie Mae Rische (tracks: A1 to H3)
- Guitar – Dean Fertita (tracks: C1)
- Guitar, Vocals, Piano – Jack White (2)
- Lacquer Cut By – WTS*
- Mixed By, Mastered By – Bill Skibbe
- Pedal Steel Guitar, Fiddle, Mandolin, Harmonica – Fats Kaplin (tracks: A1 to H3)
- Photography By [Photographs] – David Swanson (5)
- Piano, Keyboards, Organ – Ikey Owens
- Vocals – Alison Mosshart (tracks: C1)
- Written-By – Jack White (2)
Notes
Quadruple LP Recorded at Detroit Masonic Temple on July 30, 2014
7" Recorded at Saturday Night Live 10-11-2020
Side A of 7" is 33 RPM, Side B of 7" is 45 RPM
7" Recorded at Saturday Night Live 10-11-2020
Side A of 7" is 33 RPM, Side B of 7" is 45 RPM
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Rights Society: BMI
- Rights Society (Tracks F1, F4, A): ASCAP
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): TMR-717-A I WANNA TELL YOU A SHORT STORY WTS TMM
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): TMR-717-B IT'S ABOUT A BOY FROM DETROIT WTS TMM
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side C): TMR-717-C HE TRIED SO HARD WTS TMM
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side D): TMR-717-D AND PEOPLE DIDN'T LIKE HIS BIG MOUTH WTS TMM
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side E): TMR-717-E BUT HE PLAYED GUITAR AS BEST AS HE COULD WTS TMM
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side F): TMR-717-F AND ONE DAY HE BECAME THE BEST WTS TMM
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side G): TMR-717-G AND DO YOU KNOW THAT BOY S NAME? WTS TMM
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side H): TMR-717-H IT'S TED MOTHERFUCKING NUGENT! WTS TMM
- Matrix / Runout (Runout 7" Side A): TMR-723-A LOW ANGLE MAN -WTS- Tmm
- Matrix / Runout (Runout 7" Side B): TMR-723-B MANE AN WRONG ' WTS TMM
Other Versions (1)
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Live At The Masonic Temple - Detroit 7/30/14 (2×CD, ) | Third Man Records | TMR-717 | US | 2024 |
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Reviews
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There are some pretty harsh reviews on this one. I think it sounds decent, especially considering it's a live recording. Any respectable setup will sound fine, especially with a bit of EQ. Unless you have a crap player with no way to adjust basic sound levels, there's absolutely nothing to fear regarding the sound quality of this release. -
There are some pretty harsh reviews on this one. I think it sounds decent, especially considering it's a live recording. Any respectable setup will sound fine, especially with a bit of EQ. Unless you have a crap player with no way to adjust basic sound levels, there's absolutely nothing to fear regarding the sound quality of this release.
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Unplugged / lightly plugged and wonderfully weird, Jack White is the pointy end of Rock and Roll right now.
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the sound quality from the SNL youtube videos is better than the 7" sound quality. very disappointing. -
I picked it up for $50. Indeed not a great sound. But as some say, crank up the bass and it’s actually not too bad at all. A keeper, especially for fans. -
The sound is really good. If you've ever been to a White Stripes or Jack White concert, you know it goes off the rails. It was a loud as hell concert played in a concert hall, so there are blemishes, but those have to do with an energetic live performance, not the recording/mixing/mastering, which are all up to par. The pressing is also fine, you just need to de-static when it comes out of the packaging, because it arrived pretty static-y. It's worth owning. You will enjoy it. You will play it loud. You will forget all about what the other commenters think.
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More URP garbage. Can't believe they've printed their NAME on the label. Jack White never gonna dump them. lmao -
Perhaps the most disappointing vinyl I've ever heard. The recording is awful. I bought this as the setlist looked fantastic. What a letdown. -
Terrible recording especially the vocals. I am surprised that JW let this one out considering his perfectionism and obsession with pressing vinyl. I have heard better recordings on cassette of the Grateful Dead circa 1970. What a bummer. Unfortunately mine did not come with the 7" SNL recording, which I burned off YouTube and is awesome. I agree totally with tomlangdalehunt, the worst sounding vinyl collection, almost unlistenable, save a few tracks-Apple Blossom and We're Going to be Friends.
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