Following the money-trail from the Quebec mosque shootings, led to a Cayman umbrella sheltering many millions of "Canadian" National Defence dollars, through Cossette Media, owned by a member of a French unilingual terrorist group FLQ ..similar to the IRA, the white supremacist Irish shame, all funded by the CIA ..Nazi war criminal-harbouring international gold reserve thieves. Silence for money, only pays till the truth is in the public domain. "YALL" need someone to check yo sh**, to stop you from wearing bloody Nazi symbols. So far, I see American rappers wearing Nazi SS Totenkopf rings. Skull n' Bones, lawless types, pirates ..French/ American slave owners (branded slaves with the Fleur de Lys) ..made one slave cut the other's extremities off for privileges, during the "Code Noire". 88 is more Nazi symbolism on a rapper, HH stands for ..some trash I will not repeat but can say it comes from Hitler and his war criminal pals in America ..Von Braun's Nazi-rocket program, hosted by "Kranz" at mission control. While my parent's generation drooled at the Moon, the Nazi war criminals were living their careers in America. RAPPERS TODAY? ..most cannot draw graffiti nor write without insulting their own intelligence. The mind is the inner-city weapon of choice, some could not hit the broad-side of a bus, most have been staring into the barrel end while helping the enemy. Melancholy... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x5ehGXAykc0.html
Jack has attacked various people here in Detroit and abroad, his favorite mo is to get everyday people he hates banned from establishments where he knows the owner.. This guy is a PIG
Zero disrespect to any of the other amazing conversations this podcast has broadcast, but this is truly a high-water mark in scope, gravity, and warmth in a conversation about rock and roll. More than much gratitude.
Jack's speaking voice is brilliant. Love it's growly low-tone texture. Got many insights from this interview - from writing freely, no punches pulled to the Trans-Atlantic interflow of Blues and Rock&Roll and the resurgence of vinyl records. Amazing 😍
Jack has NEVER disappointed me... he's a man who knows what he wants to do & does it his way. He's an inspiration to many these days. He's that rare artist that you never know what you're gonna get. I'm a lifetime fan & have introduced his music to generations of my people & will continue to do so. Great interview... love KAZ from NSW AUSTRALIA xx
there can be no greater coincidence in this universe than Neil Young stepping into a Jack White interview with a beer and reminiscing about the funk troubadour Rick James. pure gold.
Wow, just blown away at how cool this interview was... Rick's interview style is simply top shelf and deep, yet casual and unassuming. Absolutely loved all the stories and music discussion. Very inspirational. Kudos.
I love it when I hear others who love music talk for hours about music. It makes me realize that maybe I wasn't dropped off by a UFO after all I'm just a musician! #MUSIC
Thank you @RickRubin for giving back to humanity. Showing the beauty. Great interview with Jack White. Not a White Stripes fan, but fan of that cat for sure.
I am completely in love with Rick's podcast i met him years ago at the rainbow bar and grill... love the factbof how much ive learned about myself and my approach to creativity to music nad life...thanks so much for these interviews and book.
I was just listening to this podcast on Spotify. I’m at the part where Neil Young walks in…. And Jack is playing you this new song on his acoustic. I couldn’t help but feel how his voice (Jack) would compliment Neil Young’s voice pretty good I think. I almost feel like that could have been one of Neil Young’s songs or sing it together as a “duet.” Just wanted to put it out there in the Universe. 🙏🏻
I'll never forget when I first saw the NME article about "Jack White's new favorite band, Arctic Monkeys' .... Hearing Jack even just mention them so casually in this conversation makes me feel a certain way.... a good way. A full circle kind of way. Love Jack & Alex & company!
I’ll never forget seeing jack play drums with the dead weather back in either 08 or 09. I just know I was only 13 years old and had my mind completely blown. Since then I’ve been lucky enough to see jack perform in all of his projects EXCEPT white stripes lol
Amazing dual interview! Jack and Rick are legends deflecting their music interests is genius! Never disrespecting any genre! I could of listened for hours😁
Another fantastic episode. Thank you. Part of your conversation brings to mind a Dizzy Gillespie quote from the documentary "Miles Ahead." He was talking about influences and "copying" other artists and developing a unique voice when he said, "Imitate, assimilate, innovate." Sage words.
i remember purchasing a vhs recording of the white stripes( i believe u can find it on youtube) but they were very young , and jack was still in upholstery and Meg was this shy girl very cute. there was also other bands like the demolition doll rods and a weird uncle/manager lol it was in Detroit. watched it everyday for weeks. back in like 2001.
Gotta disagree with Jack on Jackson Pollock. I thought the same thing - that it was all idea and attitude - before I saw one in person. The textures of the painting blew me away. They reminded me of a Gothic cathedral.
When it comes to trios don't forget Grammatrain from Seattle! "Imperium" flew under the radar but was hella lit and "Lonely House" still has some of my fav spongy, overdriven bass tones.
Other wildly artistically robust power trios include Rush and Primus- plus the mentioned Police, Cream, Hendrix Experience . Great conversation this is!
I was a straight up hip hop rapping samplers turntables guy. JACK White White Strioes song "Icky Thump" song made me buy electric guitwr so then I started electric guitar singing in and rap then along with the band Jet
Two things - they should have put a mic on Neil as soon as he showed up - I mean, audio counts right? And - too bad we couldn't hear Neil's playback of his new material. Good show. Thanks.
R Kelly isn’t disseminating misinformation and conspiracy theories via streaming. Whataboutisms is almost always a very poor argument. Should Neil be holier than thou? Hands too clean for anything? Or are human beings limited and choose their battles. Standing up to malicious fools like Rogan, is not a bad battle to choose.
Jack uhh...your dead weather drumming is the most fascinating instrument consistently in the band with Alison's voice. You an amazing drummer jack. Yeah, you got famous playing guitar. But it is not hard to hear your love of drumming.
18:02 I never thought about 7NArmy not having a chorus, so that now links it to ‘Little Wing’ to me; and that’s pretty amazing, even if it’s just pretty amazing to me. I’ll be sure to tell Jack. I somehow run into him in oddball places, whether he’s touring or not.
Jack always gives a good interview. Always interesting. Fun. He listens and engages with the interviewer. There's a good Conan one, not the TV show, just them.
Being open minded doesn’t mean you can’t have a contrary opinion. Being open minded means you give things an honest chance and give things a fair shot. For example. I consider myself open minded and there are things I’ve given a chance, like listening to death metal. I don’t care for it. It personally does nothing for me. In fact, it annoys me. But I don’t criticize people who do like it. To each his own, right?
@@Mr_Rob_otto just as Mr. White says 'you can't be a pimp and a prostitute, too' you also can't criticize someone for criticizing something and then claim you don't criticize things. if you were more self-critical you wouldn't've missed that crucial detail. and metal is awesome. look! i'm less critical than you.
Power trio bands besides Cream, the Jimi Hendrix Experience and the Police (off the top of my head): Rush, Nirvana, Green Day, ZZ Top, the James Gang, (some of) Blue Cheer, Hüsker Dü, Budgie
Just be a contrarian, I did find it funny when you guys couldn't think of many "3 Person Bands" out there... I was screaming -what? How about RUSH! Grand Funk!! ZZ Top!! Stevie Ray Vaughn! Etc. LoL, good times. : )
The topic of mass appeal being a point of shame for some artists I think comes from inherently knowing that if the sound of your soul resonates with millions of others then you most likely don't have as uncommon a soul as you'd wish/thought you did.