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The White Stripes to release ‘Live At The Detroit Institute Of Arts’ album
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nme.comWhite Stripes album recorded at Detroit’s Institute of Arts.The Jack White-owned label’s 50th vault package documents the band’s performance in the museum’s Diego Rivera Court on November 2, 2001.“That was the best thing we’ve ever done.
It was also the worst thing we’ve ever done,” the band – comprising Jack and Meg White – said in a statement.Besides being a defining moment in the band’s global ascendancy, the famed concert is noteworthy for breaking the Detroit Institute’s all-time single-day attendance record, as per the Third Man Records website.The White stripes played 33 tracks over two sets, including 14 covers of songs by Blind Willie McTell, Bob Dylan, Iggy Pop, MC5, Robert Johnson, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton and others.
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