The Raconteurs are releasing a sprawling new live album as part of Third Man Records' new Vault package, which also includes live recordings from Jack White and Brendan Benson.
Vault package No. 43 features a new 3-LP live album from the Raconteurs called Live in Tulsa, which was captured during their three-night run at Cain Ballroom in Tulsa, OK, earlier this year.
The setlist included a career-spanning array of tracks, from "Steady, As She Goes" to the band's latest "Help Me Stranger" and "Bored and Razed" from their Help Us Stranger LP.
A press release further describes the set like this: "Housed in a magnificent tri-fold jacket and appropriating the Matthew Jacobson-designed artwork which highlights the Art Deco frieze of the Tulsa Fire Alarm building (which was used for the three Cain's concert posters) and pressed on vibrant copper, green and black colored vinyl…the whole shebang is truly something to behold."
Besides that, the latest Vault package includes a Blu-ray of a performance by Jack White and Brendan Benson at Third Man Records and at Garden Bowl Lounge, plus something the Vault has deemed a "mystery flexi-disc."
Find all the subscription information here.
Vault package No. 43 features a new 3-LP live album from the Raconteurs called Live in Tulsa, which was captured during their three-night run at Cain Ballroom in Tulsa, OK, earlier this year.
The setlist included a career-spanning array of tracks, from "Steady, As She Goes" to the band's latest "Help Me Stranger" and "Bored and Razed" from their Help Us Stranger LP.
A press release further describes the set like this: "Housed in a magnificent tri-fold jacket and appropriating the Matthew Jacobson-designed artwork which highlights the Art Deco frieze of the Tulsa Fire Alarm building (which was used for the three Cain's concert posters) and pressed on vibrant copper, green and black colored vinyl…the whole shebang is truly something to behold."
Besides that, the latest Vault package includes a Blu-ray of a performance by Jack White and Brendan Benson at Third Man Records and at Garden Bowl Lounge, plus something the Vault has deemed a "mystery flexi-disc."
Find all the subscription information here.