Word. Anytime a friend goes to Nashville I recommend checking out Third Man Records if you're a fan of music. You don't even have to be a White Stripes or Jack White fan, it's just such an awesome place. It is tiny though, so best to go when they're not too busy.
+foljs that would be logical but I still see Jack and Meg as super brits, even though I know they are American. They just seem so british to me even though they're not
On the subject of vinyl....as a 38 year old who grew up at the apex of the CD era....it's kinda crazy to me how only recently vinyl releases OUTSOLD CD releases for the first time in like 40 years... I work at a used bookstore(we also sell music) and it's super cool and weird how 90% of our vinyl purchases are from kids like 25 and younger. They're super into it. It's awesome. I think it's a collective counter-reaction to the digital "cloudification" of _everything._ People want tangibility and unique experience....because that's rare now, hence valuable. Personally, I'd love to get into vinyl....but alas I simply don't have the funds for it (yet). It's pretty damn expensive. Especially newer vinyl releases. The artwork and whatnot is super cool....but quite pricey.
@@avedic I like that there are plenty of kids who realize that the internet is a goldmine for music. Plenty of kids go looking for something “different” instead of just being spoon fed Taylor Swift of whatever bland nonsense is new this week. I put different in quotes because they are finding classic rock and blues and old hip hop from 20,30,40 years ago... stuff like Pink Floyd, Elvis, Dolly Parton, The Beatles, The Grateful Dead, and other interesting stuff. It’s a good thing for the future of music.
@@avedic I'm one of those early 20s vinyl collectors and yes it totally is about having a tangible experience with the music. You could still get into collecting though!! I like to go to local antique markets and a lot of vendor booths there have records for sometimes as little as a dollar or two. Sometimes ill even pick a record because the name or the artwork appeals to me so i want to listen to it. The vinyl community is super dope. I love being a part of this resurgence of vinyl
Wow, you can see the genuine happiness on his face at 2:54, that made me happy, that's what music can do to people, and not just music but anything that someone creates by themselves or at least comes up with the idea by themselves
I go to a lot of concerts and after awhile I just naturally stopped using my phone because I realized just how much I was missing by filming everything AND once I finally wanted to look back on videos I had filmed it was easier to just find the exact concert recorded on TH-cam. My personal advice is: Put your phone securely in your pocket and party like crazy (:
I missed some great concerts as well just because I was too busy filming it...I stopped even checking the hour after I realized how empty I felt after every concert...like I had missed it...not to say I didnt even watch those videos even twice the next day.
Never heard of this guy or anything but this guy really seems like a true artist not just looking for more music, an actual guy who gives a fuck about their art.
No offense, but you never heard of Jack White?? The White Stripes? Seven Nation Army? One of the recent Bond songs with Alicia Keys? No? But I agree, he really cares (you might watch the film " I might get loud" if his thoughts on music were interesting for you). I was recently at a Rolling Stones concert and I was so annoyed when people took their phones out constantly instead of enjoying the moment.
There's a great "rockumentary" called *"It might get loud."* I think you'll enjoy it. It has Jimmy Page, Jack White, and "The Edge" from U2. The first two really make the third look skilless and soulless.
Jesus Christ, Jack White is the kind of handsome that scares your heart a little. Makes it jump and skip a beat as if in confirmation that you're witnessing and in the presence of a body that is filled with truth, passion, saddness, and a little bit of anger thrown in to let you know that he is indeed alive.
I hope more bands do this. I hate seeing everyone with their phones out during a concert. How many times are you really going to watch a crappy iPhone video of a concert? You can find much better video (with decent audio) on line.
I would say keep your phones low and out of the way, but if they're going to release the concert footage online anyways just stop filming it makes no sense to.
Once there was a man who filmed his vacation. He went flying down the river in his boat with his video camera to his eye, making a moving picture of the moving river upon which his sleek boat moved swiftly toward the end of his vacation. He showed his vacation to his camera, which pictured it, preserving it forever: the river, the trees, the sky, the light, the bow of his rushing boat behind which he stood with his camera preserving his vacation even as he was having it so that after he had had it he would still have it. It would be there. With a flick of a switch, there it would be. But he would not be in it. He would never be in it. -"The Vacation" by Wendell Berry
You might as well: "And there was this one guy. Who fell off a bridge when he was trying to take a selfie on vacation... Yeah, he died." (from "His Vacation Sucked" from the collection "This One Guy" by me)
There's nothing wrong about taking a picture or two at a show, or recording a few seconds of your favourite song by your favourite musician, but there are certain people who push their way to the front and stand there with their phone in the air for the duration of the concert, exchanging dirty looks or words with people around them who are brushing up against them while dancing, cheering, singing along and having fun. C'mon people! Put down your damn phones and enjoy the moment, appreciate the music, and experience the ping-pong of emotion that the audience & artist are exchanging! Furthermore, I didn't pay $30, 60, $100 bucks to stand behind you while you have your arms in the air, phone in my face, blocking my view for the entire hour and a half. There are concert DVD's for that!
it is a colossal annoyance and you start to wonder why everyone has such an utter lack of cool to constantly point their stupid smartphones at a band... I am afraid it is one of many problems with the "next" generations is their reliance on technology to feel normal.
Jeremy Stire Dont call Glen Danzig shit....he would prolly take a big freaking SHIT on your mom bro....Danzig is a fucking LEGEND and a MYTH, the songs he wrote with Misfits in the early days have so much passion within them compared to Tankian.....
Joakim Rydström Danzig is shit, and he probably would take a shit on my mom because he's a fucking weirdo. Legend? Not at all. Myth? Clearly not since he is proven to exist. He puts more passion into his songs than Tankian? Are you stupid? He puts more passion into his vocals perhaps, but his actual lyrics are garbage just like almost all the other mainstream piece of shit band out there. Tankian on the other hand writes about problems in Israel, wars in the Middle East, poverty, etc. You know shit that's actually wrong with the world and by writing about these things he addresses them, unlike Danzig and all the other morons who got famous for writing garbage.
I ususally take a few pictures with my phone when I'm at a concert. Just a few, though to remember the moment, show it to people and then I'm all in. I thin that's ok. But taking videos is a whole other thing. It takes too long, it doesn't look good at the concert and the videos always suck.
there's a difference between taking 5-10 pics during a 3 hour concert and filming everything. The best thing would be to ban phones or cameras.. force people to actually be in the moment.
If you use most Android phones, then yes, they'll suck. All videos I ever took with my iPhones sound excellent. Nokia Lumia phones do decent as well but are a bit dodgy due to their Windows OS.
I understand that someone wants to take a picture of the concert they're in (it's nice to have pictures to look back on!!) but god damnit when people try to record the whole shit. You are *never* going to watch those 50 clips of bad quality footage. Enjoy the concert _while_ you're at it.
I went to 2 of his concerts and one crowd totally commited to not using their phones while the other time a lot of people just didn't care and you could really tell the difference. The first one was just a giant party where everyone went wild and was chanting all of jis lyrics while the other time it was just a weird feeling to stand beside people who didn't move at all for the entire concert because they wanted to get a decent video or whatever..
I'm old school and back in the day one of the best things about music was going through the albums looking at the cover and the cover art reading the lyrics
I went to a Hoodie Allen concert recently (my first concert) and my girlfriend recorded some and I had no problem with it. She recorded 2 songs, her favorite and my favorite. She didn't post a single video on Facebook or Instagram or Vine and have only watched it ourselves. Amazing concert and there's nothing wrong with sort of re-living that feeling or bringing back memories by watching the video. And not once did she feel "out of the moment".
You know, there's a sort of a difference between recording one or two particular songs and recording the whole fucking show. I was at the Glitch Mob's event in Prague this spring and my friend was recording the whole show standing still, while i was jumping around and basically just enjoying it. You know what I mean? So you and your girlfriend recording your favorite songs is completely fine with not just me, but i think it doesn't hurt the artist that much too.
Saw a Tool concert recently and they banned filming until the very end when Maynard said we could film the last song, Stinkfist. 700 versions of it on TH-cam from all different angles - Amazing! That's the way to do it - give them one song to film.
It was so nice seeing how Conan handled the record. Watching the interview with Jack White on Fallon, Jimmy is just man-handling the vinyl and gripping it over the grooves. It was cringe worthy for me to watch as a vinyl collector.
It's not just at concerts, it's parents too. They feel they need to film every step, every word, every movement their child does. When we're out at a theme park, I'll get just a few photos in because I want to enjoy my kids' moments with my own eyes.
well sometimes it's nice to have some anchor back to a certain year. there will come a time when these memories start fading and you'll be happy you have a few pictures to remind you of those moments.
Honestly, I'm the person that will film my favorite songs, and take pictures here and there to commemorate the event.. but if I saw Jack White, I don't think I would record it. I find this man highly talented and I wouldn't want to take my eyes away from the stage.
I don't think he's trying to say "you don't have any right to hold your phones up at my concerts". I think he's just trying to encourage you to really take in the show and enjoy it with your senses and brain!
I went to a Jack White concert in Vancouver and we had to put our phones in this pouch and you had to leave the stage area and go to a certain station to unlock them.
I saw him this past year and it was possibly the best show I have ever seen. He gave so much of himself to the audience, completely unrelenting. And the lack of phones was a large part of why it was so great. It was the first concert in my adult life where everyone there was completely present and experiencing a moment with no distractions.
How dare anyone tell me what MY experience is. I never leave the house without my camera. I hear my fav music while shooting a concert and have a better memory and experience for it. Fans will clap for anything anyway. Pictures tell stories and a concert is a great story to share.
Basically concert goers should be considerate and respectful to the artist performing and the people around them who came to experience the music. You came to see the show for the artist and their music not take videos and if that's the reason why you came then I'm sorry but you got your priorities fucked up. Take a few pics for memorabilia and put it away. And besides Jack is only ASKING that you don't take out your phone. It's NOT A RULE that you have to obey and if you decide to go against that while everyone else didn't then you're gonna look real stupid in a sea of considerate audience.
you can film and enjoy the show at the same time. people are paying the tickets. elt them they do whatever they want, including talk, turn their back at the stage. rock is freedom, not this shit.
you're one of those people, aren't ya? Why do you go to shows? To talk? To post your fucking video to facebook to show your "friends" you went to a concert of a band you DO NOT respect?
The fact that you pay doesn't mean you can do whatever the fuck you want; following your logic,let's also steal all the instruments and kick the shit out of the band; people like you ruin the experience for the others,you know,the ones that do not have this bullshit mindset.
The people behind you will get distracted by you holding your phone up over the crowd to record the show. He said that he will get the entire show recorded and made available to the public, and it will most definitely be done by professionals, at better angles and with better recording gear. You have no reason to sit there and record it with your shitty phone. And why would you spend money to go to a concert and talk? You go there to listen to the music and watch the artist live, not chat with your mate about last nights football game.
PocketStep the other persons recording the shows dont bother me. why what I do must bother the others? and why a examples who breaks the law? I didnt say anything about that you idiot. I really really the videos that I have of the shows that I went. Fuck who dont like my cell phone up in the air blocking 2% of their view.
I love how Jack White is so pale, but his hair is just jet black. I always thought it was so cool that his hair and skin matched his whole color scheme during the White Stripes and even into his solo career.
Two questions to anyone who has ever recorded concerts/fireworks on their cell phone: Have you ever watched it again, and how many seconds of inaudible distortions did you sit through before you deleted it?
I'm not surprised Kanye started doing it. He's so self-absobed that he wants his audience to see his stellar godliness in all its supreme glory in the flesh and not through an iPad screen.
I always watch when Jack White is on. He's so unique, intelligent and interesting. Conan and Jack White at a Dodger's game. That would have been something!
I always thought the same. It must be so awesome to see a song he created (at a pretty young age) adopted world wide. I mean, when people are happy at a sports game, his song is the chant.
There is nothing wrong with capturing moments of your life to save for later. I have so many videos from concerts of my daughter singing along and us dancing, these "home movies" will be cherished for a long time
Yeah but not by the person standing behind you that is missing half the show because your arms and phone were blocking everything out... It's not about the film, but about all the people and the fact that you're not completely experiencing when you're focused on getting anything on camera. But it's mostly about having some respect and concern fro others!
HolandaChiquita everyone i see holds their phone no higher then there face so no one behind is effected at all....iv made short films a bunch and it is a great way to experience an event.
Absolutely. I'm with you Jack. If you're seeing his performance through a cell phone you're missing the experience. I have always had my cell phone in my pocket but I have never taken it out to film any concert I have been at. I'm going to see Jack in August in Phoenix and I can guarantee you my phone will be in my pocket. I want to live it with Jack. He is a performance musician. The object. Yes Jack people these days do not value the album. Even a CD with the art and things the artist includes. I never buy MP3's. Nope I buy actual albums. It's part of the whole experience.
what is it about Jack White that gets the general public massive guitar hero boners? As a guitarist myself for 35 years , all I hear in his music is standard blues stuff. In fact a lot of the stuff he does is what we did in the late 80s garage band stuff , but somehow Jack turned it into a career. Props to him , maybe I am truly the fool. He's good at what he does , but "revolutionary guitar hero"? meh
All that guitar players play is standard blues (taking credit for something they didn't invented)...he's just smart, like Beck, or Clapton or Page. I'm sure everyone said the exact same thing you said about them as well...
Jack's stuff may look simple on paper. But I've never heard anyone play like Jack. There's something about the way he plays that is very unique. The same goes for the way he sings.
And yet he is critically acclaimed and not bashing other musicians on TH-cam. He may not be one of the best guitarist, but being an artist is much more than that. Its about showmanship, collaboration, writing effective lyrics etc. He knows how to market himself and create an image. I always get annoyed when I see other guitarist constantly bashing him. It takes so much more than guitar skills to get where he is at.. And to top it off, he can just as easily play piano, drums, and perform lead vocals on stage on any given day. Now tell me, how many artist do you know, that are capable of all of this? Calling him a guitar god is a long shot, though.
I think its because his style and sound has that organic, analog classic rock feel and sound that a lot of people miss these days.. He combines that at times with some modern stuff. I agree he never comes of as a masterful technical guitarist, but his sound and some of his riffs bring back that feel you got listening to legends like Jimmy Page. So many musicians today are highly dependent on signal processing and digital gadgets to sound decent. Sometimes there is nothing better then hearing a good player play dirty or clean through some tube amps with very little effects overloading the tone and sound of the guitar.
okay people seriously anybody defending their stupid little cellphone statement. Look at how many famous artists and musicians rant about it at their shows. How many times has anyone gone to a rock concert or any heavy metal show or even a concert for that matter and the artist said lets see them cellphones? If you got every artist ranting about this issue shouldn't that tell you something? Why is your statement more correct?
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Jack makes Conan look tan
Jajajajaja, es cierto jajajajaja
jack WHITE
Conon O’Brownin😂
Probably because Conan is tan
Haha awesome comment
Jack has looked the same for 20 years
So has conan, i call conspiracy
Chris Beane isn't he only in his 30s or 40s? How can 20 yrs be possible?!
Chris Beane u know why??
Aliens..
Vampires
He’s actually a Johnny Depp character for a 20-year long Tim Burton project.
I love Jack White, he's like a rock and roll Willy Wonka. So eclectic and weird; yet awesome.
this is by far the best way i've ever seen him described
And his chocolate factory is a record label
@@nakednotfamous I thought he said he's like the rock and willy Wonka
cough cough Brandon Urie and he doesnt even need to try like Jack does cough cough
Word. Anytime a friend goes to Nashville I recommend checking out Third Man Records if you're a fan of music. You don't even have to be a White Stripes or Jack White fan, it's just such an awesome place. It is tiny though, so best to go when they're not too busy.
he looks like a Tim Burton character
+LCoolz Gaming oh man thats just what i was thinking !!!
That's why i love JaCk💓🍭!!!
Laurie Coulthard true dat.
He looks like Depp is why
he looks goth
I always expect Jack White to have a heavy English accent for some reason.
+Bryce Kusnierz Hmmm... he is from Detroit and he plays trad blues and americana... Both traits would be against that no?
+foljs that would be logical but I still see Jack and Meg as super brits, even though I know they are American. They just seem so british to me even though they're not
me too!!
I been a fan forever but I thought they was british too lol
+Bryce Kusnierz From Detroit, as am I. WOOT!!!
even his talking voice is so good
You can just see his passion when he's talking about the record.
On the subject of vinyl....as a 38 year old who grew up at the apex of the CD era....it's kinda crazy to me how only recently vinyl releases OUTSOLD CD releases for the first time in like 40 years...
I work at a used bookstore(we also sell music) and it's super cool and weird how 90% of our vinyl purchases are from kids like 25 and younger. They're super into it. It's awesome. I think it's a collective counter-reaction to the digital "cloudification" of _everything._ People want tangibility and unique experience....because that's rare now, hence valuable.
Personally, I'd love to get into vinyl....but alas I simply don't have the funds for it (yet). It's pretty damn expensive. Especially newer vinyl releases. The artwork and whatnot is super cool....but quite pricey.
@@avedic I like that there are plenty of kids who realize that the internet is a goldmine for music. Plenty of kids go looking for something “different” instead of just being spoon fed Taylor Swift of whatever bland nonsense is new this week. I put different in quotes because they are finding classic rock and blues and old hip hop from 20,30,40 years ago... stuff like Pink Floyd, Elvis, Dolly Parton, The Beatles, The Grateful Dead, and other interesting stuff. It’s a good thing for the future of music.
@@avedic I'm one of those early 20s vinyl collectors and yes it totally is about having a tangible experience with the music. You could still get into collecting though!! I like to go to local antique markets and a lot of vendor booths there have records for sometimes as little as a dollar or two. Sometimes ill even pick a record because the name or the artwork appeals to me so i want to listen to it. The vinyl community is super dope. I love being a part of this resurgence of vinyl
I've never seen Jack White interviewed before but he seems really cool actually
Ben McCarvill I second that! Its the best hour of Jack White and Conan you could get on the almighty internet.
Ben McCarvill Thanks i'll check it out!
Gotta hear his interviews with Ron Bennington from Ron and Fez, amazing stuff.
He doesn't sound like he does in his songs.
He's a total ass irl
they dont call him Jack 'White' for nothing.
I'm pretty sure he's avoiding the sun at this point.
Eh, Robert Smith's got him beat on the pale factor.
primeDecomposition
my dick got him beat on the pale factor
He actually took Meg's last name when they were married. I think his original name was McCoy or something like that.
@@moonlily1 It was Gillis, actually.
Jack White is a class act.
Jack White looks like he walked straight out of a Tim Burton movie
lol i commented the same thing "He looks like he belongs in a tim burton film"
Paedophile disguised as a school
then I like your style bro lol
Compared to Jack White, Conan looks tanned.
Yeah, probably because Conan, you know...obviously goes tanning.
Great Scot, Conan indeed does have trace amounts of melanin after all.
Wow, you can see the genuine happiness on his face at 2:54, that made me happy, that's what music can do to people, and not just music but anything that someone creates by themselves or at least comes up with the idea by themselves
I go to a lot of concerts and after awhile I just naturally stopped using my phone because I realized just how much I was missing by filming everything AND once I finally wanted to look back on videos I had filmed it was easier to just find the exact concert recorded on TH-cam. My personal advice is: Put your phone securely in your pocket and party like crazy (:
I missed some great concerts as well just because I was too busy filming it...I stopped even checking the hour after I realized how empty I felt after every concert...like I had missed it...not to say I didnt even watch those videos even twice the next day.
Jack Black + Jack White = The Tenacious Stripes. Make it happen!
haha that's actually pretty clever & funny!!
Thank you very much :)
:-)
Can we get The Striped D's ?
@Henchman05 ha! that's pretty good, too!
Never heard of this guy or anything but this guy really seems like a true artist not just looking for more music, an actual guy who gives a fuck about their art.
No offense, but you never heard of Jack White?? The White Stripes? Seven Nation Army? One of the recent Bond songs with Alicia Keys? No? But I agree, he really cares (you might watch the film " I might get loud" if his thoughts on music were interesting for you). I was recently at a Rolling Stones concert and I was so annoyed when people took their phones out constantly instead of enjoying the moment.
he is a true artist indeed
No raconteurs? That was probably my favorite band of his
There's a great "rockumentary" called *"It might get loud."* I think you'll enjoy it. It has Jimmy Page, Jack White, and "The Edge" from U2. The first two really make the third look skilless and soulless.
***** Nevermind Jack White he's never heard of ANYTHING either!
Edward Scissorhands cleaned up well
Lmfao
Jesus Christ, Jack White is the kind of handsome that scares your heart a little. Makes it jump and skip a beat as if in confirmation that you're witnessing and in the presence of a body that is filled with truth, passion, saddness, and a little bit of anger thrown in to let you know that he is indeed alive.
I feel the same way about men who are slightly effeminate like Bowie, Eddie Izzard and Noel Fielding.
yes 😍
I see that in frank iero
hehehe, yes. (Y)
Jack White is ugly af... No idea what you're talking about
the only guest that's whiter than conan
I hope more bands do this. I hate seeing everyone with their phones out during a concert. How many times are you really going to watch a crappy iPhone video of a concert? You can find much better video (with decent audio) on line.
Yeah i was really happy because i went to see the lumineers and wesley asked the crowd to do that and everything was much better that way!
I would say keep your phones low and out of the way, but if they're going to release the concert footage online anyways just stop filming it makes no sense to.
I think a lot of people film not to watch it later but to show people that they were actually there
And this is where the dumb logic lies. Why do people need to prove they were at a concert? What does it do for them?
exactly
Once there was a man who filmed his vacation.
He went flying down the river in his boat
with his video camera to his eye, making
a moving picture of the moving river
upon which his sleek boat moved swiftly
toward the end of his vacation. He showed
his vacation to his camera, which pictured it,
preserving it forever: the river, the trees,
the sky, the light, the bow of his rushing boat
behind which he stood with his camera
preserving his vacation even as he was having it
so that after he had had it he would still
have it. It would be there. With a flick
of a switch, there it would be. But he
would not be in it. He would never be in it.
-"The Vacation" by Wendell Berry
It's cool and all, until you realize headmounted cameras are a thing.
Just don't use those in concerts, don't be a jackass!
DaBlaSit 😂
You might as well: "And there was this one guy. Who fell off a bridge when he was trying to take a selfie on vacation... Yeah, he died." (from "His Vacation Sucked" from the collection "This One Guy" by me)
Can we just notice how awesome Jack's suit is
he always had that Johnny Deppish kinda of look ...
Who is Johnny Deppish?
Johnny Depp..... ish is just addition to the Depp like selfish, fetish, foolish etc.... :) hope you know who Johnny Depp is...
Claw Finger Johnny dope
Not a big fan of his music, but he's without a doubt an artist's artist. He takes his shit seriously.
You can see the angel hologram at 2:28, in the middle layer of the vinyl.
I really like his way of thinking.
Absolutely loved not having my phone at his show! One of the best performances I've ever seen Raconteurs killed it
Was his show really awesome.
most adorable laugh 2:12
😍😍😍
He looks like he belongs in a tim burton film
ahh good one. never thought of that.
LOL the ad before this - was for a cell phone!
Does anyone else feel like Jack White looks like a Tim Burton Character?
I thought I was the only one
edward scissorhands !
Yup! He should be in a Tim burton film with Johnny deep that'll be awesome!
Yup! He should be in a Tim burton film with Johnny deep ,that'll be awesome!
Yup! He should be in a Tim burton film with Johnny deep ,that'll be awesome!
i agree with him. no one is in the moment just trying to save it for later
There's nothing wrong about taking a picture or two at a show, or recording a few seconds of your favourite song by your favourite musician, but there are certain people who push their way to the front and stand there with their phone in the air for the duration of the concert, exchanging dirty looks or words with people around them who are brushing up against them while dancing, cheering, singing along and having fun. C'mon people! Put down your damn phones and enjoy the moment, appreciate the music, and experience the ping-pong of emotion that the audience & artist are exchanging! Furthermore, I didn't pay $30, 60, $100 bucks to stand behind you while you have your arms in the air, phone in my face, blocking my view for the entire hour and a half. There are concert DVD's for that!
PR F cell phone video people are the bane of the concert
it is a colossal annoyance and you start to wonder why everyone has such an utter lack of cool to constantly point their stupid smartphones at a band... I am afraid it is one of many problems with the "next" generations is their reliance on technology to feel normal.
Jack White is so awesome. He’s getting people back into vinyl, he’s getting people back into just enjoying concerts. That’s pretty cool.
jack whites voice sounds exactly like Shia Lebeouf's
"And you can eat this!"
Gotta love Conan's smartass comments at the end of everything lol
If Glenn Danzig and Serj Tankian had a son
brandon mcgaw oh my god, now i can't stop thinking of this idea
Danzig is complete garbage, Tankian is an evolutionist of music, and Jack White is a modern blues God.
Jeremy Stire
Dont call Glen Danzig shit....he would prolly take a big freaking SHIT on your mom bro....Danzig is a fucking LEGEND and a MYTH, the songs he wrote with Misfits in the early days have so much passion within them compared to Tankian.....
Joakim Rydström Danzig is shit, and he probably would take a shit on my mom because he's a fucking weirdo. Legend? Not at all. Myth? Clearly not since he is proven to exist. He puts more passion into his songs than Tankian? Are you stupid? He puts more passion into his vocals perhaps, but his actual lyrics are garbage just like almost all the other mainstream piece of shit band out there. Tankian on the other hand writes about problems in Israel, wars in the Middle East, poverty, etc. You know shit that's actually wrong with the world and by writing about these things he addresses them, unlike Danzig and all the other morons who got famous for writing garbage.
brandon mcgaw tankian is a genius
This guys is a genius. He's telling people to stop being morons. Love it.
+Tom Peters Without calling them idiots, or being condescending. Which is the hardest fucking thing.
I ususally take a few pictures with my phone when I'm at a concert. Just a few, though to remember the moment, show it to people and then I'm all in. I thin that's ok.
But taking videos is a whole other thing. It takes too long, it doesn't look good at the concert and the videos always suck.
there's a difference between taking 5-10 pics during a 3 hour concert and filming everything. The best thing would be to ban phones or cameras.. force people to actually be in the moment.
That's how I feel
If you use most Android phones, then yes, they'll suck. All videos I ever took with my iPhones sound excellent. Nokia Lumia phones do decent as well but are a bit dodgy due to their Windows OS.
@@londonxrainnsome of them are "ok-ish" but SOUND-wise they won't beat iPhones for live music recordings.
The Lazaretto vinyl truly is a thing of beauty. It's one of my favorite records in my collection.
He looks like a mix of Evan Peters and Johnny Depp
true artist right there
Where's his scissor hands?
Mike Patton hahahahahaa Good one!
Jhahahahahahaha
Mike Patton Up your ass.
TheSubmissionChannel
Giggity......
+Mike Patton I was just thinking that he reminded me so much of Johnny Depp!
I understand that someone wants to take a picture of the concert they're in (it's nice to have pictures to look back on!!) but god damnit when people try to record the whole shit. You are *never* going to watch those 50 clips of bad quality footage. Enjoy the concert _while_ you're at it.
I went to 2 of his concerts and one crowd totally commited to not using their phones while the other time a lot of people just didn't care and you could really tell the difference.
The first one was just a giant party where everyone went wild and was chanting all of jis lyrics while the other time it was just a weird feeling to stand beside people who didn't move at all for the entire concert because they wanted to get a decent video or whatever..
I'm old school and back in the day one of the best things about music was going through the albums looking at the cover and the cover art reading the lyrics
They should have had Alan Rickman as the first guest, dressed as Severus Snape they´d look like young and old Snape sitting next to each other ...
Sadness...
I love the relationship Jack and Conan have :)
I went to a Hoodie Allen concert recently (my first concert) and my girlfriend recorded some and I had no problem with it. She recorded 2 songs, her favorite and my favorite. She didn't post a single video on Facebook or Instagram or Vine and have only watched it ourselves. Amazing concert and there's nothing wrong with sort of re-living that feeling or bringing back memories by watching the video. And not once did she feel "out of the moment".
I want to see him so bad
EliteDuck18 I recommend it. He's seriously awesome and everyone got to meet him. Even got his autograph and played the song that I asked him to play
Damn that's cool
EliteDuck18 he's pretty interactive too. Even threw a couple of those small cakes into the crowd during cake boy and it was awesome
You know, there's a sort of a difference between recording one or two particular songs and recording the whole fucking show.
I was at the Glitch Mob's event in Prague this spring and my friend was recording the whole show standing still, while i was jumping around and basically just enjoying it.
You know what I mean?
So you and your girlfriend recording your favorite songs is completely fine with not just me, but i think it doesn't hurt the artist that much too.
Loved going to his show cell free. Thank you! So refreshing!
I HATE it when people film the whole concert. You wont get the same experience neither in sound or video. Its SO annoying!!!
Saw a Tool concert recently and they banned filming until the very end when Maynard said we could film the last song, Stinkfist. 700 versions of it on TH-cam from all different angles - Amazing! That's the way to do it - give them one song to film.
"It was a quarantine island, I was reading about the black plague, and -"
*self-conscious pause*
God damn it Jack, I love you. I love you so much.
How relevant that is now
It was so nice seeing how Conan handled the record. Watching the interview with Jack White on Fallon, Jimmy is just man-handling the vinyl and gripping it over the grooves. It was cringe worthy for me to watch as a vinyl collector.
A record collector collector RARE AND EXPENSIVE 1st pressing. Jack White is not collectible
I love, admire, and respect this man so much. He excites, calms, and intimidates me.
It's hard to decide which one of the two is paler.
50 shades of white
Jack
Jack. Jack is definitely paler
If Jack White and Conan O'Brien aren't in fact learned vampires from the 1400s clearly fearful of the sun, then maybe idk life isn't worth living?
Wow, so this is what Tim Burton and Johnny Depp's love child would look like.
His voice is deeper than I thought it'd be!
It's not just at concerts, it's parents too. They feel they need to film every step, every word, every movement their child does. When we're out at a theme park, I'll get just a few photos in because I want to enjoy my kids' moments with my own eyes.
well sometimes it's nice to have some anchor back to a certain year. there will come a time when these memories start fading and you'll be happy you have a few pictures to remind you of those moments.
That's why I said just a few. I don't bring out a giant iPad on every ride though.
i completely agree! People have forgotten how better it is to live in the moment :)
Honestly, I'm the person that will film my favorite songs, and take pictures here and there to commemorate the event.. but if I saw Jack White, I don't think I would record it. I find this man highly talented and I wouldn't want to take my eyes away from the stage.
Bullshit
@@normalisntcomingback.Jesusis cool?
I get such a strange feeling when I see old concerts from back in the day and you see nothing but people, and maybe a hundred bic lighters.
I don't think he's trying to say "you don't have any right to hold your phones up at my concerts". I think he's just trying to encourage you to really take in the show and enjoy it with your senses and brain!
I went to a Jack White concert in Vancouver and we had to put our phones in this pouch and you had to leave the stage area and go to a certain station to unlock them.
Jack blacks cousin jack white?
Nooooooo!
+luke6121 that's not how names work
+Chris Sotos you know i was joking right?
+Luke6121 jokes make sense
+Chris Sotos they don't have to make sense. Even if it doesn't make sense to you it might make sense to someone else
In a Coco-Jack White binge watch. 💕
(Was shook that the term quarantine was used here, it's now an everyday term worldwide.)
He looks the main guy character from corpse bride
He looks like the drummer from dead weather
and a member of the raconteurs
Edward Velazco Dead Weather's label is Third Man Records which is actually owned by Jack White
He's like a real life Tim Burton character and I love it
he got his wish, saw him and the raconteurs, they required us to lock our phones in protective cases until the end of the show
He's cool. I like him.
I saw him this past year and it was possibly the best show I have ever seen. He gave so much of himself to the audience, completely unrelenting. And the lack of phones was a large part of why it was so great. It was the first concert in my adult life where everyone there was completely present and experiencing a moment with no distractions.
Thought Conan was interviewing Professor Snape. Disappointed.
9gag?
How dare anyone tell me what MY experience is. I never leave the house without my camera. I hear my fav music while shooting a concert and have a better memory and experience for it. Fans will clap for anything anyway. Pictures tell stories and a concert is a great story to share.
Basically concert goers should be considerate and respectful to the artist performing and the people around them who came to experience the music. You came to see the show for the artist and their music not take videos and if that's the reason why you came then I'm sorry but you got your priorities fucked up. Take a few pics for memorabilia and put it away. And besides Jack is only ASKING that you don't take out your phone. It's NOT A RULE that you have to obey and if you decide to go against that while everyone else didn't then you're gonna look real stupid in a sea of considerate audience.
Until now: www.theverge.com/tldr/2018/1/24/16927864/jack-white-phones-us-tour-yondr-pouch
Now it's a rule.
What if there’s something like a terror attack?? What would people do without their phones
This would be a huge lawsuit waiting to happen
'nobody was in the moment, everybody was documenting the moment'
7 hours in line + a 300 dollar ticket, you better believe i ll be taking pictures because i wont be doing that shit again anytime soon
He is so cool i love him
you can film and enjoy the show at the same time. people are paying the tickets. elt them they do whatever they want, including talk, turn their back at the stage. rock is freedom, not this shit.
I wouldn't call it freedom that you have to keep your phone out 24/7 to record, chat and loiter on facebook without any control over yourself.
you're one of those people, aren't ya? Why do you go to shows? To talk? To post your fucking video to facebook to show your "friends" you went to a concert of a band you DO NOT respect?
The fact that you pay doesn't mean you can do whatever the fuck you want; following your logic,let's also steal all the instruments and kick the shit out of the band; people like you ruin the experience for the others,you know,the ones that do not have this bullshit mindset.
The people behind you will get distracted by you holding your phone up over the crowd to record the show. He said that he will get the entire show recorded and made available to the public, and it will most definitely be done by professionals, at better angles and with better recording gear. You have no reason to sit there and record it with your shitty phone. And why would you spend money to go to a concert and talk? You go there to listen to the music and watch the artist live, not chat with your mate about last nights football game.
PocketStep the other persons recording the shows dont bother me. why what I do must bother the others? and why a examples who breaks the law? I didnt say anything about that you idiot. I really really the videos that I have of the shows that I went. Fuck who dont like my cell phone up in the air blocking 2% of their view.
I love how Jack White is so pale, but his hair is just jet black. I always thought it was so cool that his hair and skin matched his whole color scheme during the White Stripes and even into his solo career.
Two questions to anyone who has ever recorded concerts/fireworks on their cell phone: Have you ever watched it again, and how many seconds of inaudible distortions did you sit through before you deleted it?
Same as PugCats :D
Get cam glasses
Attractive fella. Well spoken.... Jack's okay too.
Of all the bromances in the celebrity world, theirs is the greatest! Jimmy Fallon and Justin T. who?
YESSSS
I love this friendship.
Jack White? More like Grima Wormtongue
3:34 "And you can eat this. This is a cookie, also"
Isn't this guy from Black Keys? I love them.
*troll song sounds off in the distance*
He's from The White Stripes. Amazing band.
MrBroks00 not to mention the RACONTEURS... whata band.... then theres dead weather which is an accurate name for their sound
Yeah, i love all bands of Jack too!
MrBroks00 Oh cool. sorry.
“ this is a cookie also“- hahaha. also - the thought of those two extremely pale people at a beach is pretty hilarious
I'm not surprised Kanye started doing it. He's so self-absobed that he wants his audience to see his stellar godliness in all its supreme glory in the flesh and not through an iPad screen.
Don't you ever talk shit about Kanye West.
Greg Poblete Don't you ever defend Kanye West.
TheSharksWithlLasers
bamm. lol
Kanye West is a genius. He deserves to call himself the greatest. I'm sorry.
Greg Poblete
Hahaha really?
I always watch when Jack White is on. He's so unique, intelligent and interesting. Conan and Jack White at a Dodger's game. That would have been something!
TH-cam conan and jack white twenty flight rock if you haven't seen it already .. Thank me later
I always thought the same. It must be so awesome to see a song he created (at a pretty young age) adopted world wide. I mean, when people are happy at a sports game, his song is the chant.
There is nothing wrong with capturing moments of your life to save for later. I have so many videos from concerts of my daughter singing along and us dancing, these "home movies" will be cherished for a long time
Yeah but not by the person standing behind you that is missing half the show because your arms and phone were blocking everything out...
It's not about the film, but about all the people and the fact that you're not completely experiencing when you're focused on getting anything on camera. But it's mostly about having some respect and concern fro others!
HolandaChiquita everyone i see holds their phone no higher then there face so no one behind is effected at all....iv made short films a bunch and it is a great way to experience an event.
Being at a concert with no phones is an amazing experience. Just saw bob Dylan with no phones allowed. Changes the show.
@@sloppyjoehillups its just weird to me people who dont like cameras for capturing special moments or events.
Absolutely. I'm with you Jack. If you're seeing his performance through a cell phone you're missing the experience. I have always had my cell phone in my pocket but I have never taken it out to film any concert I have been at. I'm going to see Jack in August in Phoenix and I can guarantee you my phone will be in my pocket. I want to live it with Jack. He is a performance musician. The object. Yes Jack people these days do not value the album. Even a CD with the art and things the artist includes. I never buy MP3's. Nope I buy actual albums. It's part of the whole experience.
what is it about Jack White that gets the general public massive guitar hero boners?
As a guitarist myself for 35 years , all I hear in his music is standard blues stuff. In fact a lot of the stuff he does is what we did in the late 80s garage band stuff , but somehow Jack turned it into a career.
Props to him , maybe I am truly the fool.
He's good at what he does , but "revolutionary guitar hero"?
meh
All that guitar players play is standard blues (taking credit for something they didn't invented)...he's just smart, like Beck, or Clapton or Page. I'm sure everyone said the exact same thing you said about them as well...
Jack's stuff may look simple on paper. But I've never heard anyone play like Jack. There's something about the way he plays that is very unique. The same goes for the way he sings.
And yet he is critically acclaimed and not bashing other musicians on TH-cam. He may not be one of the best guitarist, but being an artist is much more than that. Its about showmanship, collaboration, writing effective lyrics etc. He knows how to market himself and create an image. I always get annoyed when I see other guitarist constantly bashing him. It takes so much more than guitar skills to get where he is at.. And to top it off, he can just as easily play piano, drums, and perform lead vocals on stage on any given day. Now tell me, how many artist do you know, that are capable of all of this? Calling him a guitar god is a long shot, though.
All I know is that his music massages my mind, soul, and thoughts.
I think its because his style and sound has that organic, analog classic rock feel and sound that a lot of people miss these days.. He combines that at times with some modern stuff. I agree he never comes of as a masterful technical guitarist, but his sound and some of his riffs bring back that feel you got listening to legends like Jimmy Page. So many musicians today are highly dependent on signal processing and digital gadgets to sound decent. Sometimes there is nothing better then hearing a good player play dirty or clean through some tube amps with very little effects overloading the tone and sound of the guitar.
Oh that's so sweet. God bless you!
"and kanye stated doing it" ... well fuck thats kinda creating a dilemma for me there cuzz everything that guy touches turns into a shit storm...
Jack's laugh is so adorable OMG.
okay people seriously anybody defending their stupid little cellphone statement. Look at how many famous artists and musicians rant about it at their shows. How many times has anyone gone to a rock concert or any heavy metal show or even a concert for that matter and the artist said lets see them cellphones? If you got every artist ranting about this issue shouldn't that tell you something? Why is your statement more correct?
The only "artists" ranting about it are self absorbed primadonnas who seem to forget who pays their bills... the audience.
Fimling the moment rather than being in the moment classic
Imperfection is perfection
Jack Black is cooler
Not in the slightest.
Not in the whitest.
Jackmerius Tacktheritrix Racist...
Walter White is the coolest
This is my favorite thread on this video.
1998:hands up
2018:phones up