“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...

Guitars bond greats in -It Might Get Loud': PHOTO
Bringing Jimmy Page, the Edge and Jack White together for “It Might Get Loud” helps to illustrate the larger reality that when guitarists gather, they soon become close friends.

'It Might Get Loud' Shows the Private Side of Jimmy Page, Edge and Jack White
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It Might Get Loud: Film Review
t Might Get Loud is a documentary mostly comprised of the Edge, Jimmy Page, and Jack White sitting around with their guitars talking shop. Director Davis Guggenheim eschews the grandstanding of rock n' roll hero worship by attempting to be specific about the artist and his or her craft, but it's difficult to translate an artist's internal process to concrete images on screen. By having the Edge, Page, and White share nostalgia about their past, interests in musical forms, and ways in which the...

Jack White Composes a Song -- Fast!
     

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.

This is a Music Legend Post.: PHOTO
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...

Jimmy Page: My Les Paul Guitar is My Mistress and Wife
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Davis Guggenheim documents Jimmy Page, the Edge and Jack White in 'It Might Get Loud'
Davis Guggenheim filmed Jimmy Page, the Edge and Jack White geeking out about the electric guitar. - Zap2it From the Los Angeles Times Davis Guggenheim documents Jimmy Page, the Edge and Jack White in 'It Might Get Loud' By Steve Appleford, | June 18, 2009 E-mail (Christina House / For The Times) Davis Guggenheim Discuss this story now Davis Guggenheim filmed Jimmy Page, the Edge and Jack White geeking out about the electric guitar. Davis Guggenheim calls himself a "Behind the Music" junkie,...

'It Might Get Loud' plays the LA Film Fest
Davis Guggenheim filmed Jimmy Page, the Edge and Jack White geeking out about the electric guitar. By Steve Appleford June 18, 2009 Davis Guggenheim calls himself a "Behind the Music" junkie, watching every episode of the VH1 show chronicling famous rock stars' rise and fall and rise again amid triumph and self-destruction. He loves it, he says, but the Academy Award-winning director of "An Inconvenient Truth" had other ideas for his own documentary on the electric guitar. In "It Might Get...

Review: 'It Might Get Loud': VIDEO
Somewhere out on a farm in the middle of Tennessee stands Jack White, dressed as Jack White and with familiar Jack White stage manner, standing at a table

“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

‘Another Way to Die’: This Bond Music Video
I hadn’t even considered people might want to listen to Jack White and Alicia Keys’ new Bond theme as a recreational activity outside of the film, but presumably that’s the pitch with this music video for their song, Another Way to Die. Surprisingly, I didn’t mind it this time, or at least not until it went on for an additional two minutes after I wanted it to stop. But I do like how Jack White is getting one of those weird mom hairstyles that aging former-hair band members always ge

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

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...

"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

Jack White Makes Beautiful Music In This EXCLUSIVE 'It Might Get Loud' Clip
Whether or not you like the music, it's hard not to get excited about the conceit behind director Davis Guggenheim 's documentary, " It Might Get Loud ." Basically, it's this: get White Stripe Jack White , Led Zep Jimmy Page and U2 axeman The Edge together and make them jam. Then follow them after they part ways and observe the impact of that collaboration. In the exclusive clip below, watch as White composes a new song on the quick-fast. I sadly missed this flick at Sundance in January, and...

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...

Death becomes them: Alison Mosshart and Jack White kill some time: PHOTO
Insightful article on The Dead Weather and short interview with fierce as fuck Alison Mosshart Having just pumped each other full of bullet holes, Dead Weather cohorts Jack White and Alison Mosshart decided to relax with a visit to the childhood home of their shared musical hero, Captain Beefheart. "We were covered in blood," Mosshart says fondly of the July pilgrimage. "Fake blood from head to toe, with 70 bullet holes through us. You know, we were just totally gross. We showed up at his house...

'Another Way to Die': This Bond Music Video
I hadn't even considered people might want to listen to Jack White and Alicia Keys' new Bond theme as a recreational activity outside of the film, but presumably that's the pitch with this music video for their song, Another Way to Die. Surprisingly, I didn't mind it this time, or at least not until it went on for an additional two minutes after I wanted it to stop. But I do like how Jack White is getting one of those weird mom hairstyles that aging former-hair band members always get. It says "I'm a rocker

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.

Watch It Now: Quantum Of Solace Theme Song Video
The news on the latest James Bond movie, “Quantum of Solace”, just doesn’t slow down. In the last two weeks we’ve seen a new trailer, poster, and even heard the new 007 theme song by Jack White and Alicia Keys. Yesterday we even got the silly news that it was Daniel Craig himself who selected the “Solace” title. Today we get the music video for said theme song, so check it out below. The song is pretty good, but does anyone else think White looks like Amy Poehler dr

Jack White And Alicia Keys On 'Another Way To Die'
Title song performers discuss inspirations, the music video and more

JOHN MAYER: 45-MINUTE MAN
August 5, 2009 -- DIRECTOR Davis Guggenheim took a swipe at John Mayer (above) Monday night after a screening of "It Might Get Loud," Guggenheim's new documentary about guitarists Jimmy Page , the Edge and Jack White . As Warner Music CEO Lyor Cohen discussed the 2007 Led Zeppelin reunion in London, Guggenheim told the audience, "They played for 2½ hours. This wasn't John Mayer playing for 45 minutes." Mayer's rep, Ken Sunshine , hit back, telling us,...

I Think It's A Good Video
Here's the video for the Jack White - Alicia Keys duet for the new Bond Movie. The song is called "Another Way to Die." Everyone (here, here, and on and on) seems to hate it - the video and the song. But I think it's good. Both. Jack White's guitar and both their piano is killer. I want them to put out an album, and I'll play it all night. I think my neighbors will even be stoked! Filed Under: Alicia Keys Jack White Music Post new comment Your name: * E-mail: * The content of th