This show was recorded before the release of the Go's 1999 debut album Whatcha Doin' on Sub Pop Records. The second disc features a raucous November 1998 show by the Go, a Detroit band that specializes in garage psychedelia. “Heavens To Betsy” is marked “incomplete” because it abruptly fades out in the middle – and that’s too bad, because it sounded pretty darn good. It actually made a lot of sense for this country-punk quartet to cover both the Minutemen and Merle Travis. On the other hand, the future White Stripes song “Hotel Yorba” had a more countrified feeling when it was sung as a duet between White and Dan Miller. A Jack White composition called “Itchy” – which he has never recorded with any of his bands – was equal parts punk and rockabilly. But with Jack White as a collaborator, the Millers’ songs had a more aggressive electric psychobilly sound than their later, gentler versions did. The Two Star Tabernacle sound hinted at Blanche’s alt-country future, especially when they performed four songs which were later recorded by Blanche (“Who’s To Say”, “Garbage Picker”, “Red Head”, “So Long Cruel World”).

Williams had no involvement with this show, which has often circulated as a bootleg most of the vocals are sung by Dan John Miller. This band previously only released two singles – one of them as part of Vault package #9 – featuring '50's r&b veteran Andre Williams. The first of these LP's features a January 1998 concert by Two Star Tabernacle, which was a short-lived Detroit country-punk band consisting of Jack White and the two founders-to-be of Blanche (Dan John Miller and Tracee Mae Miller) and drummer Damian Lang (best known for performing with the Detroit Cobras shortly after). All three discs are pressed in transparent gold vinyl. The three discs are housed in a telescoping box, which also contains soft-touch record sleeves for each individual album. The Live at the Gold Dollar box set contains three full-length live LP's recorded at the now-defunct Detroit venue in the late 1990's. The 7-inch single from the Dead Weather contained two tracks from their 2015 Dodge And Burn album. The twenty-seventh Vault package contained a 3-LP set, featuring live concerts from three bands that Jack White was involved with in 19. The Vault service promises to deliver exclusive vinyl-only records (one full-length album and one 7” single) to its Platinum members every three months.

For those who are unaware, Third Man Records is the label owned by Jack White, who is the leader of the White Stripes, the Raconteurs, and the Dead Weather, and is now a solo artist as well.

The 27th set of exclusive vinyl items offered to Platinum members of Third Man Records’ Vault service was mailed out to the members in April of 2016.

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