Funny, I don't think he did this one at Merriweather.
http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,17715,00.html
http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,17715,00.html
Jack White Doing A Song For The Cola Wars
Of course he is. Coke cans are red, white, and black; aren't they?
Originally posted by you be betty:*ding ding ding!* ;)
Coke cans are red, white, and black; aren't they?
They said on the radio here today that for the current tour he's changing his name to "Three Quid"
Can some please elaborate as to why?
Can some please elaborate as to why?
that kind of reminds me of how Alex Greenwald is now being referred to as Clark Schadelkopf.
all i do know is that Jack can get away with it…
all i do know is that Jack can get away with it…
Originally posted by Roadbike Mankie:Most likely because he refers to himself as The Third Man
They said on the radio here today that for the current tour he's changing his name to "Three Quid"
Can some please elaborate as to why?
Maybe to mock 50cent? That's my guess.
Originally posted by Roadbike Mankie:
They said on the radio here today that for the current tour he's changing his name to "Three Quid"
Can some please elaborate as to why?
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:does he play the zither?
Most likely because he refers to himself as The Third Man
Originally posted by Roadbike Mankie:I saw the article on nme.com yesterday, but it seems to be gone now. Something about Jack wanting a "change" while being in the U.K. But maybe the answer is just….ya know, he's a weird musician. He obviously doesn't like his name much since he took his wife's name so long ago.
They said on the radio here today that for the current tour he's changing his name to "Three Quid"
Can some please elaborate as to why?
Anyway, Jimmy Page was at their gig last night.
http://www.nme.com/news/white-stripes/21442
From Pitchforkmedia.com:
Mon: 11-07-05
The White Stripes: "Walking With a Ghost"
genre: rock
Is it sexist to like the NBA over the WNBA because dudes can slam dunk? What about finding Juwanna Mann funnier than Eddie? The Whites' Tegan and Sara cover outshines the Canadian power-pop duo's flat, Stripes-minded original, with the gender-bending Jack sounding his most animated since Elephant. I wanna chalk up the cover's junk-to-gold transmutation to genderless qualities like the crunchier guitars or caveman drumming, but ultimately Jack's finely honed rock affectations seal the deal. Thanks to his searing Robert Plant cowls, trite and repetitive lyrics like "you're out of my mind" and "no matter which way you go" become improbable mantras akin to "wanna whole lotta love?". The whole gender-swap thing creeping you out? Too bad. In the words of character Puff Smokey Smoke, "Juwanna, you are one tall glass of water and I'm thirsty!" [Adam Moerder]
Mon: 11-07-05
The White Stripes: "Walking With a Ghost"
genre: rock
Is it sexist to like the NBA over the WNBA because dudes can slam dunk? What about finding Juwanna Mann funnier than Eddie? The Whites' Tegan and Sara cover outshines the Canadian power-pop duo's flat, Stripes-minded original, with the gender-bending Jack sounding his most animated since Elephant. I wanna chalk up the cover's junk-to-gold transmutation to genderless qualities like the crunchier guitars or caveman drumming, but ultimately Jack's finely honed rock affectations seal the deal. Thanks to his searing Robert Plant cowls, trite and repetitive lyrics like "you're out of my mind" and "no matter which way you go" become improbable mantras akin to "wanna whole lotta love?". The whole gender-swap thing creeping you out? Too bad. In the words of character Puff Smokey Smoke, "Juwanna, you are one tall glass of water and I'm thirsty!" [Adam Moerder]
That sucks. (IMO) Sounds like a bad 60s Pop (no pun intended) song.