“It Might Get Loud” Makes You Wanna Turn It Up: VIDEO
As you probably already know, the new documentary It Might Get Loud featuring legendary electric guitar players Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin), The Edge (U2), and Jack White (White Stripes, The Raconteurs, Dead Weather) opens this Friday (Aug 14) in NY and LA. The film, helmed by director Davis Guggenheim (executive producer of An Inconvenient Truth ), focuses on the three guitarists and their individual relationships with the instrument. Tonight I had a chance to screen the film, and I’m...

Listen: Jimmy Page, Jack White debut new music in 'It Might Get Loud': VIDEO
White Stripes and Led Zeppelin fans will get an eyefull of footage from Jack White and Jimmy Page performing well-known tunes like Stairway to Heaven and Dead Leaves on the Dirty Ground in documentary It Might Get Loud, but theres some new tunes hidden in there as well.

"It Might Get Loud" documentary debuts
New doc exhibits classic rockers. There have been many documentaries about famous bands, but it’s especially exciting when the documentary compiles a group of cream of the crop frontrunners of very famous bands into one film. David Guggenheim’s “It Might Get Loud” profiles rock greats like The Edge from U2, Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin, and seeming rookie Jack White of the White Stripes for an extensive tour of the lives of these men and their love of the electric guitar. Interspers

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Exclusive Video: Jimmy Page in 'It Might Get Loud' You can start drooling now, guitar geeks. In the new documentary It Might Get Loud, director Davis Guggenheim (who helmed 2006's Al Gore/global warming doc An Inconvenient Truth) summoned three generations of guitar gods -- Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, U2's The Edge, and Jack White from the White Stripes/Raconteurs/Dead Weather (and whatever new band he started while we wrote these words) -- to discuss their hard-rocking craft. Though the film...

For Music Buffs, Plenty To Riff On: PHOTO
Three guitar gods get together to jam in Davis Guggenheim's new documentary. The film weaves together interviews and archival footage to profile Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, The Edge of U2 and Jack White of the White Stripes.

'It Might Get Loud' Shows the Private Side of Jimmy Page, Edge and Jack White
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Jack White: "Fly Farm Blues" (MP3)
If you watched last night's posted clip of Jack White writing and performing a song in ten minutes , but were left wondering what the actual song sounded like, then here's the other half of the story. "Fly Farm Blues," which White wrote on film for Davis Guggenheim's upcoming guitar documentary It Might Get Loud , is nothing groundbreaking, especially for the White Stripes frontman. But it is pretty good, considering the restrictions. It consists of a sturdy, standard blues lick accompanied by...

The Dead Weather
What do you get when you take the best parts of the White Stripes, the Kills, Queens of the Stone Age and The Raconteurs, throw in some spontaneity and add two weeks in a studio? Pure awesome, that’s what. I might even venture to say the awesome is concentrated enough to surpass the awesomeness of the works of all those other bands. Jack White’s fingerprints are all over the Dead Weather , and he only sings on one or two songs. The rest of the time is spent behind the drums, making...

New Alberta Cross Video - "ATX" (Stereogum Premiere): PHOTO
When Alberta Cross first got their BTW tag, we tipped the New York-based duo as having a sound that "flipp[ed] between the Band and the White Stripes." That was some years ago and it seems in hindsight the Raconteurs are...

Jack White Alicia Keys ‘Another Way to Die’ Video
Check out the new Jack White and Alicia Keys music video for the song, Another Way to Die. It’s the theme song for the new James Bond film, Quantum of Solace starring Daniel Craig.  Not the best bond theme ever, but it’s not bad. The movie looks great.   POSTED BY: Nick Wolfwood Related Posts Jack White & Alicia Keys Love Each OtherAlicia Keys at the 2008 GrammysAlicia Keys’ Leading the Pack for “Solace” Theme?Alicia Keys $25M Deal With Vitamin WaterAlici

B.G. & The Chopper City Boyz: Keep It Real (Music Video)
There's been some odd pairings in music before. The White Stripes' Jack White collaborated with Alicia Keys on the new ... full story Features LRoc: Speaking Music With Different Accents Although "Yeah" is immediately linked to Usher, the real man responsible for the hit song is producer LRoc. This So ... full story Editorials & Columns Hustle Harder: Give People A Chance Today I hired an assistant/intern to help me out with some of

“Another Way to Die” Music Video Revealed!
The Jack White and Alicia Keys duet is finally revealed in its full form (no thanks to Coca-Cola). The visuals are a little bit “7 Nation Army” + iPod commerical + Justin Timberlake’s “My Love” + Semiconductor’s “Magnetic Movie”–but the one inescapable image that will forever sear your brain when watching this video is the sight of Jack White PLAYING THE DRUMS. My heart nearly stopped. One Response to “Another Way

Latest 'Bond' theme a 'Quantum' of bad
Jim DeRogatis: The pairing sounds like one of those fantasies rock critics conjure when lamenting an obvious talent sunk by mainstream pandering and overly polished production values: "How powerful could Alicia Keys' voice and those keyboards be if they were backed by a real flesh-and-blood, dirt-'n'-grime blues Band like, say, The White Stripes?" Well, now we know. And, sadly, instead of Detroit's platinum-selling garage-blues auteur elevating the Gap ad R&B queen, Keys simply succeeds in making Jack W

So You Think You Can Dance - Season 5 - Top 12 Results - VIDEO
*Watch This Space for Updates* Group Dance: choreographed by Tabitha and Napoleon - “Seven Nation Army” by White Stripes It’s Nigel Lythgoe’s 60th birthday. Happy Birthday Nigel! The Michael Jackson special is NOT going to happen. Nigel heard yesterday that the music did not clear. SADS. Next week, the judges relinquish control of who gets eliminated to AMERICA. The first two couples take the stage: Caitlin and Jason and Janette and Brandon .

Weird Al Yankovic: "CNR" (Video)
Weird Al has decided that the time is ripe for a White Stripes parody in the form of "CNR," his ode to Charles Nelson Reilly that plays like a less-than-funny attempt to make Chuck Norris jokes about Charles Nelson Reilly. That said, Al replicates the White Stripes' sound pretty well. Not that it's all that difficult. The video is embed-disabled, so to watch it, go here .    "CNR" is a part of Al's "Internet Leaks" program where he releases songs directly to iTunes, and is available...

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It Might Get Loud is an admirable and highly entertaining documentary. Fans of these three musicians will

IT MIGHT GET LOUD Review: VIDEO
It might get awesome! Jack White, The Edge, and Jimmy Page in one room is like the gathering of the titans. Rock legends from different eras discussing electric guitar and what we get is a documentary that opens the windows to their lives and how… they got to be who they are today. IT MIGHT GET LOUD is undeniably cool, funny and nostalgic. An intimate profile of 3 music philosophers speaking wisdom through music and the various guitars that speak on their behalf. You’ll love every...

EXCL: David Guggenheim's New Doc Might Get Loud
If you're a fan of rock and roll and movies about how legendary rock bands came together as well as how they went about creating their music (and in some cases, why they fell apart), then you'll probably be interested in It Might Get Loud , the new doc from Davis Guggenheim, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth . He clearly decided to take a different approach to the rock doc, while bringing together three legendary guitar players: Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin, The...

Guitar heroes in tune for "Loud" music documentary
"What's gonna happen? Probably a fist-fight," Jack White, the frontman with rock duo the White Stripes, mutters from the back of his limousine.

Robbins + Pena Are The New White Stripes!
Actors Tim Robbins and Michael Pena formed a one-off drums and guitar duo while making new movie THE LUCKY ONES - to entertain cast and crew. The two stars play returning war heroes in the film and thought it would be a good idea to put their musical skills to the test. Robbins explains, "Michael plays drums and I play guitar, so we did a duo. There's a church scene in the movie where we played for the extras. "We played covers of religious songs like Silent Night; that was fun. I'll tell ya if the

The Dead Weather: Side project of White Stripes' Jack White plays furious blues
When singer Alison Mosshart told her Kills band member about her side project, The Dead Weather, she summarized the effort this way. "Whoops," she recalled telling The Kills' Jamie Hince. "We recorded an album." The Dead Weather is a rock band that wasn't expected to make an album, let alone tour to support one, but you can see the band at The Depot on Aug. 18 performing songs from its debut album, "Horehound." It is yet another side project for Jack White, the busy, enigmatic frontman of The...

Robbins & Pena are the new White Stripes!
Actors Tim Robbins and Michael Pena formed a one-off drums and guitar duo while making new movie THE LUCKY ONES - to entertain cast and crew.

Jimmy Page: My Les Paul Guitar is My Mistress and Wife
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U2 and White Stripes to Rock Letterman, Conan
The White Stripes will be playing Conan’s final “Late Night,” before he takes over for Jay Leno for good on the “Tonight Show.” Thanks for the great pic, Pitchfork. The band and the funny guy have a great history with each other- they’ve been on the show twice to promote their albums, and he’s been in [...]

Third Man Records and Novelties opens in Los Angeles for limited time!
Third Man Records is overjoyed to announce the opening of Third Man Records and Novelties West FOR THREE DAYS ONLY in downtown Los Angeles, California. The store will be located at 448 S. Main Street and opening day is Wednesday, August 26th, at 10 AM. Come see us for all Third Man releases and miscellany from The Dead Weather, The White Stripes, and The Raconteurs to all Third Man 45s, T-shirts and loads of surprises exclusive to this temporary location. We will be open 3 days only, store...