Why is no one talking about this epicness posted on the Vault:
Close To The Edge
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curseofhalos
Re: Close To The Edge
I watched it last night, when I noticed it was on their YouTube Channel. It's pretty epic and so hilarious. It looks like it should be WAY older than 1999. 
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Kali Durga
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Re: Close To The Edge
Jack should've worn a big hair wig.
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mojoryan
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Re: Close To The Edge
wow.
I still can't wrap my head around exactly what that was.
It looked like part car commercial/part late-night music show.
I still can't wrap my head around exactly what that was.
It looked like part car commercial/part late-night music show.
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...words to live by.
"This steepen guy grinds my gears."~stl_ben
imo, it's all a result of the modern record collectors association with commodity fetishism~dcmak5
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thirdtesla
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Jack White's first music video? Hilarious!
For those of you that haven't ran across this, third man has released the video of Jack playing in a commercial for car speakers. it was only played at an auto show in 2000. Its gloriously cheesy. Hey, a man's gotta eat, right?
http://m.nashvillescene.com/nashville/b ... &year=2013
Also, check out the other video on the page. He is a member of the 'band' backing a lame crooner on his terrible song. But keep in mind this was on 2000. When you are a struggling musician, youll do Any way to make a buck... Especially if it involves music. I've played on terrible tracks as a sit-in/studio guitarist... Including commercials.
http://m.nashvillescene.com/nashville/b ... &year=2013
Also, check out the other video on the page. He is a member of the 'band' backing a lame crooner on his terrible song. But keep in mind this was on 2000. When you are a struggling musician, youll do Any way to make a buck... Especially if it involves music. I've played on terrible tracks as a sit-in/studio guitarist... Including commercials.
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dylnfan
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Jack White's first music video? Hilarious!
Thought that was a young Dave Buick! Crazy.thirdtesla wrote:For those of you that haven't ran across this, third man has released the video of Jack playing in a commercial for car speakers. it was only played at an auto show in 2000. Its gloriously cheesy. Hey, a man's gotta eat, right?
http://m.nashvillescene.com/nashville/b ... &year=2013
Also, check out the other video on the page. He is a member of the 'band' backing a lame crooner on his terrible song. But keep in mind this was on 2000. When you are a struggling musician, youll do Any way to make a buck... Especially if it involves music. I've played on terrible tracks as a sit-in/studio guitarist... Including commercials.
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Kali Durga
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Re: Jack White's first music video? Hilarious!
http://www.whiteswirl.com/forum/viewtop ... =60&t=8261
Yay for necessary-but-confusing thread merges
Yay for necessary-but-confusing thread merges
"And the message is clear: if we want Jack White as our hero, he will entertain, but not pander. We have to accept all his flaws, whims, caprices and manias as a critical, sometimes uncomfortable, part of the contract."