It Might Get Really Really Loud

Jimmy Page. The Edge. Jack White.
Guitar players have no reason to read any further. Take the day off work or school, and find the loudest movie theater you can. Go ahead. The film was made for you. It's like "guitar porn."
U2 reviews the documentary It Might Get Loud HERE

Dead Weather Won't Die

"Treat Me Like Your Mother" was directed by Jonathan Glazer. The concept's pretty simple: Jack and Alison in black leather, shooting rounds of ammo into each other's chest. Like your mother.

The Dead Weather Performance Online Tonight

Jack White’s new supergroup, The Dead Weather, perform their first European gig tonight From the Basement online and on mobile. Check out www.ftblive.com to sign up for a reminder and watch the in-studio preparations live as they happen with Nokia N97.

White's Wedding

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — White Stripes drummer Meg White has married fiance Jackson Smith in Nashville.
The 34-year-old rock drummer's publicist said in a statement Tuesday that the ceremony was part of a double wedding Friday in the backyard of White's musical partner, Jack White.
Smith is the son of punk singer Patti Smith and the late guitarist Fred "Sonic" Smith of the rock band MC5. The younger Smith is also a rock guitarist.
The other couple that wed Friday was Jack Lawrence and his girlfriend Jo McCaughey.
Jack Lawrence is the bass player in Jack White's other musical projects: the Raconteurs and the Dead Weather.
more HERE

The Dead Weather - Are Friends Electric?

This is Jack Whites new band! The Dead Weather
It consists of Allison Mosshart from The Kills on vocals, Jack Lawrence from the Raconteurs on bass, Dean Fertita from Queens of the Stone Age, and Jack White on drums!


official website HERE

Related:
The Kills/Dead Weather singer rushed to hospital

Hey, it's Loretta's B-day

2005 Grammy - Best Country Album

Cool Cameras

The White Stripes and Lomography present two completely custom cameras: the JACK Holga and MEG Diana+. The legendary Diana and Holga cameras are known for their serendipitous 'imperfections' and cinematic qualities. These special editions follow the band's red, white and black color scheme down to the peppermint swirl on their frame advance dials.
learn more/purchase HERE

Bob and Jack-Norah and Willie

Bob Dylan has acquired the unfinished songs that were in Hank Williams briefcase when he died and has enlisted some friends to finish and record the songs for a project.

Jack White recorded at Blackbird Studios in Nashville along with engineer Joe Chiccarelli, Dominic Suchyta on upright bass, Carla Azar (Autolux) on drums, Donny Herron (Bob Dylan, BR549) on 8-string guitar and Dean Fertita (Raconteurs, Waxwings) on acoustic guitar. “We did the session in one long day,” Suchyta says of the secret taping, “live in a circle with some mics around—much like Hank would have.”

They recorded an unfinished Williams song called “You Know That I Know.” “No one has heard it as it was a Hank Williams lyric sheet that Jack put to music and edited a bit,” says Suchyta. “Jack was sent most of or all of the unfinished tunes and picked this one to finish. We listened to quite a bit of Hank while I was down there and sat around the two of us playing our favorite Hank tunes, but the song was done when I got there. I think Jack just ingested a bunch of Hank Williams and this is what came out of him.”

The entire participant list is still under wraps as is the project.