Third Man VAULT #26 The WHITE STRIPES LIVE At The GOLD DOLLAR Vol III New SEALED
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Third Man Records Vault #26: Brand new, factory sealed copy of The White Stripes Live at the Gold Dollar Vol. III. This includes the entire Vault #26 release: The White Stripes LP, photos, reproduction setlist and show flyers, Dead Weather 7", TMR enamel pin, and White Stripes decal.
Mailer has never been opened.
Shipping is $15 to U.S. only. Please check my other auction listings. I will be selling all of my duplicate Vaults #20 - 42 this week. All are still sealed and most are still in unopened mailers.
From the Third Man Records website:
As Third Man prepares for the unveiling of its new storefront location in the Cass Corridor in Detroit, we’ve naturally looked back to our history and roots there. Less than a mile from the new TMR location (441 West Canfield) sat an important bar called the Gold Dollar. This bar not only hosted the first two live performances by the White Stripes (both featured in Vault package #13), but quite a few more legendary early sets by the band. Through their woodshedding Detroit years, the Gold Dollar stage would be where the White Stripes would continue to make their most important progress. After the Stripes finished the tracking of their first album (also taking place just a stone’s throw from the Dollar) in January 1999, they immediately focused attention on a live performance at the Gold Dollar on Saturday February 6th, 1999. Lead singer Jack White designed and printed two striking, distinct flyers to promote the show and the local free weekly Metro Times even did a mini-preview on the band to drum up interest for the show. With good friends They Come in Threes supporting the Stripes' second-ever headlining show, the gig was notable for the first-ever live performances of songs “Astro”, “Suzy Lee” and the Robert Johnson classic “Stop Breaking Down”…all of which would be featured on their self-titled debut album released just three months later. The transitional nature of the setlist of this performance captures the band as they grapple with the impending release of their new album and the best way to showcase that material prior to its release.
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