Third Man Records has announced the 58th installment of their Vault series with The White Stripes - Live in Las Vegas.
The 3xLP set captures a blistering 2003 Las Vegas set at The Joint (at the Hard Rock Casino), all freshly remastered and pressed to red, white, and black vinyl.
The set also includes a bonus 7" featuring Bob Dylan's 2004 performance of perennial White Stripes favorite "Ball and Biscuit" featuring Jack White, and on the flip side, the first-ever performance of the track.
All of this is accompanied by a patch, a bumper sticker, and art prints by The White Stripes' frequent collaborator Rob Jones.
Sign up for the Third Man Vault Program through October 31 at https://thirdmanrecords.com/products/vault-subscription.
In celebration of twenty years since the performance, the 58th Vault package from Third Man Records is the first-ever commercially available pressing of the White Stripes' triple LP Live In Las Vegas.
The White Stripes Live In Las Vegas 3 x 180-gram colored vinyl LPs Tracklist:
Dead Leaves And The Dirty GroundWhen I Hear My NameNot Fade Away (Buddy Holly)St. James Infirmary Blues (traditional)Black MathThe Big Three Killed My BabyI Want To Be The Boy To Warm Your Mother's HeartDeath Letter (Son House)Take A Whiff On Me (traditional)In The Cold, Cold NightWasting My TimeI Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself (Burt Bacharach / Hal David)Offend In Every Way (incomplete)The Union ForeverSeven Nation ArmyYou've Got Her In Your PocketI Think I Smell A RatLook Me Over Closely (Terry Gilkyson / Marelene Dietrich)CannonMary Had A Little Lamb (traditional)Cannon (reprise)Ball And BiscuitThe Hardest Button To ButtonYou're Pretty Good Looking (For A Girl)Hello OperatorWe're Going To Be FriendsHotel YorbaFell In Love With A GirlYour Southern Can Is Mine (Blind Willie McTell)ScrewdriverBoll Weevil (Leadbelly) 7-inch single:
Ball And Biscuit (live March 17th, 2004) - Bob Dylan & Jack WhiteBall And Biscuit (live May 2nd, 2002) - The White Stripes
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