The Flaming Lips - I Can Be A Frog

Supporting the Flaming Lips upcoming 12th studio album,Embryonic, the Oklahoma natives have performed stints atPitchfork Music Festival, ATP, and the Colbert Report before releasing the first video for the talk-along song "I Can Be a Frog." The song is a slow, quiet, and kind of odd choice to be put in video format, but still presents its quirky fun.

For those who may not recognize, that's Karen O's voice playing the part of sound effects as the brunette model (in a setting resembling Roxy Music's Country Music album cover) acts out each of the animals Wayne Coyne name-checks.

Gogol Bordello - 15 Mishto!

Gogol Bordello is a Gypsy punk band from the Haight Ashbury area of San Francisco, formed in 1999 and known for theatrical stage shows and persistent touring.[1
Much of the band's sound is inspired by Gypsy music. The band incorporates minor-key accordion and violin (and on some albums,saxophone) mixed with punk and dub.

Sleeping Dogs - Natalie

Sleeping Dogs - Natalie

The White Stripes Cover David Bowie - “Moonage Daydream”

Legend has it that one of the first songs Jack and Meg White performed together, circa 1997, was a cover of David Bowie (aka Arnold Corn)’s “Moonage Daydream.” So in honor of the Thin White Duke’s 64th birthday today, let’s revisit an uber-rare recording of the White Stripes unleashing their take on his 1971 classic at Detroit’s Gold Dollar bar back in the day. How far back in the day, you ask? Well, Chromewaves thinks it’s from ‘97, but let’s just say it was back when Jack White’s “this is my little sister Meg White on the drums” introduction garnered the following priceless audience reaction: “He sounds like a weirdo!”

James Blunt - Stay the Night

"Stay the Night" is the lead single from English singer-songwriter James Blunt's third studio album, Some Kind of Trouble.

Rome Starring Jack White And Norah Jones by Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi

Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi’s Rome project is now available to Pre-order on LP straight from Third Man Records right here direct from us. This ambitious project features our own Jack White on vocals along with Norah Jones and a whole orchestra of the original musicians that performed on some of our favorite spaghetti western soundtracks.

There are two different versions of the LP available, a standard version and a limited edition version (which we are offering in limited amounts). Below is all the info you need for both LPs, which are both pretty fantastic. Unfortunately due to deluxe packaging and issues out of our control, the LPs will ship in June, which later then CD versions of the record, but we think well worth the wait!

Standard LP:
-single LP
-180-gram black vinyl
-black foil print on cover
-single-pocket direct-to-board jacket
-printed innersleeve

Limited Edition LP: (COMING SOON!)
-two LP’s
-180-gram colored vinyl
-old style, tip-on sleeve
-black-foil print on cover
-double-pocket gatefold
-die cut (heart-shaped) poster

SEASICK STEVE - "Write Me A Few Lines" (7" Vinyl)

TMR-098
(no UPC)
Label: Third Man Records
7'' vinyl single, fold-over picture sleeve in poly bag
Blues
Release Date: 5/24/2011
SRP: 6.98

Train-hopping hobo blues sensation Seasick Steve teams up with Jack White and covers two classics by the legendary Mississippi Fred McDowell. The male/female vox on “Lines” captivate over a Zep-worthy rhythm section while the slow-burn slide of “Levee” is deep, down and dirgey like the best of Delta blues. Steve is a proper festival-headliner in the UK/Europe and we’re pretty sure this single will be the start of his widespread appreciation in the US.

RIYL: Luther Allison, Tony Joe White, John Lee Hooker, R.L. Burnside, Howlin' Wolf

Watch on Youtube

Tracks:
A. Write Me a Few Lines
B. Levee Camp Blues

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