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  Jack White Celebrates 'Elephant' Turning 10 With Exclusive Double Live Album

  April 9, 2013 – For an album as mammoth as the White Stripes' Elephant — the peppermint duo's best and hugest LP, as SPIN's Rob Harvilla recently wrote — one commemorative 10th anniversary release simply won't do.Last month, Jack White's Third Man Records announced a double-vinyl reissue of the White Stripes' fourth full-length pegged to Record Store Day (April 20), and now the label has unveiled a companion set that will double as the l …
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  Jack White Stomps All Other Record Store Day Exclusives With 'Elephant' Reissue

  March 1, 2013 – Jack White, the completely qualified ambassador for this year's Record Store Day (April 20), has sanctioned a remastered double-vinyl reissue of the White Stripes' outstanding fourth album, Elephant (via Consequence of Sound). In conjunction with the annual analog celebration, SPIN's 2003 Album of the Year will be re-pressed on two different colored LPs — record No. 1 will be red and black, No. …
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  Q&A: 'Free Ride' Author Rob Levine on Why 'Free' Downloading Is Actually Costly

  December 19, 2011 – Sometimes sampling is theft. Downloads are turning the internet into a Walmart. Google is no better than a record label. Torrents are killing culture. …
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  SPIN.com's Best of the Week

  July 16, 2011 – This week, the White Stripes released two vintage covers, Lil Wayne dropped a hot new mixtape, and SPIN kicked off the 20th anniversary celebration for Nirvana's Nevermind. …
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  Arctic Monkeys LP, 'Spider-Man' Overhauled + More

  March 10, 2011 – Arctic Monkeys' fourth album will be titled Suck It and See and will be released on June 7. The record was produced by Simian Mobile Disco's James Ford and cut in Los Angeles. Hear the album's lead track "Brick by Brick" here. …
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  Jack White: "I Won't Join Another Band Again"

  February 24, 2011 – Three weeks since he announced the final break-up of the White Stripes, Jack White has opened up about his plans for the future -- and the guitarist-singer says he has no intentions to form a new band. White says he will instead focus on his other acts (the Raconteurs and the Dead Weather), his record label (Third Man) -- and perhaps work on solo material. "I won't join another band again," White told British magazine Q (via DIY). …
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  White Stripes Sales Skyrocket, Rihanna Banned

  February 4, 2011 – Sales of albums from the White Stripes have skyrocketed since the band announced their official split earlier this week. According to Amazon, the duo's 2010 live album and documentary Under Great White Northern Lights have seen an increase of 2,644 percent on the site, while two other albums, White Blood Cells and Elephant, are Top 10 sellers. …
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  Wanda Jackson and Jack White Heat Up 'Letterman'

  January 21, 2011 – Seventy-three-year-old Wanda Jackson's incredible comeback continues: the Queen of Rockabilly hit up Letterman last night with collaborator Jack White and his Third Man House Band (in Ben Sherman suits) for a smoking performance of Johnny Kidd and the Pirates' 1960s hit "Shakin' All Over." The performance was so hot, it nearly left Letterman speechless: "Oh my god! Holy crap! …
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  Jack White Lashes Out, Ke$ha's Glam Vid + More

  December 2, 2010 – Jack White has lashed out at fans who have complained about pricey eBay auctions for limited-edition Third Man Records releases. After selling vinyl copies of the White Stripes' debut for $510, White said in his online forum The Vault that the price was designed to combat "flippers." "We sell a Wanda Jackson split record for 10 bucks, the eBay flipper turns around and sells it for 300. …
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  White Stripes Reissues, 'Spider-Man' Rehearsals +

  November 23, 2010 – The White Stripes will reissue their first three albums (The White Stripes, DeStijl, and White Blood Cells) on 180-gram vinyl through Jack White's Third Man Records. …
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