Vinyl Returns
Wednesday, September 15th, 2010
The White Stripes and The Raconteurs leader Jack White had announced the release of his new project’s single. The Dead Weather is another thing, which belongs to his unlimited talent, and surely gives one more credit to the future of new albums and singles. Practically, his new thing is called “Blue Blood Blues” released with the help of his own Third Man Record label in Nashville. This record will be available in the vinyl format in three versions, and one of them was particularly invented by White himself. Strangely, a lot of musicians keep on being interested in vinyl, some of them find it cool, and others just see it as the form of nostalgia. First two formats are standard seven and twelve inch types, B-sides include concert records of “Jawbreaker” and “No Hassle Night”/” Just Want to Make Love to You” respectively. Third format was called Triple Decker Record and represents vinyl within the vinyl so to speak; after finishing the first twelve-inches it’s possible to open the actual record up, and get another seven-inches to listen another track which is not available in other versions. Pretty complicated, and even innovative for the vinyl thing, but again it’s hard to understand why modern artists can be so obsessed with these old classics.









