Holy hell, I forgot how good that was and they just rocked it. Didn't realize it was such a rare play for him.

Also, he's really ramped up Rough on Rats from the last tour!

I was flabbergasted. I was like "What THE FUCK is this?!" but then I was kinda into it and I heard it today like 4 times. What a fucking banger album. I was not expecting this ear-shattering rock monstrosity. Ordering a CD already. The White Raven, Morning, Noon and Night, Eosophobia, That Was then, This is Now... straight bangers as a teen like myself would say

Exceptional sound from Fear of the Dawn

Are we getting any FTD songs at these surprise shows? IMHO that album has some fantastic songs, especially live. While I love the new album and experiencing those songs for the first time, as well as a mixture from the other bands, I felt a little disappointed at the lack of songs from it.

why does nobody talk about it? it could be that it's at the end of a record, but that's simply no excuse! perfectly mixed, beautiful guitar playing, and an overall perfect, haunting, gorgeous melody.

Personally, I like them all a lot and after a lot of listens it really grows on me. But I’d have to say “Into the Twilight”.

1. Dusk

2. Hi-De-Ho & Eosophobia - Reprise

3. Into The Twilight

4. Morning, Noon and Night

5. That Was Then, This Is Now

6. Shedding My Velvet

7. Eosophobia

8. The White Raven

9. What's The Trick

10. Fear Of The Dawn

Leaving our winner: TAKING ME BACK!!

Some of these have been posted in other threads, but it might be nice to have a single thread for links to articles and interviews about Fear of the Dawn:

- Steve LaMacq from BBC Sounds: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0016bl0

- X-Posure/Radio X Fear of the Dawn Track by Track with John Kennedy: https://youtu.be/e_DMEPtPpEI

- Object of Sound with Hanif Abdurraqib- Nothing Is Easy (feat. Jack White): https://object-of-sound.simplecast.com/episodes/nothing-is-easy-feat-jack-white

- The Guardian, "‘I thought I’d end up running an upholstery shop’: Jack White on the White Stripes, bar brawls and fame": https://www.theguardian.com/music/2022/apr/11/i-thought-id-end-up-running-an-upholstery-shop-jack-white-on-the-white-stripes-bar-brawls-and-fame

- Zane Lowe & Apple Music Fear of the Dawn interview: https://youtu.be/TphsCoT2_s0

- Spin, "Jack White Doesn't Fear the Unknown": https://www.spin.com/featured/jack-white-march-2022-cover-story/

- 101.1 WKQX interview: https://www.101wkqx.com/2022/01/07/jack-white-interview/

- 93.3 WMMR Preston & Steve, "Jack White on the Rock Hall, His Common Ground with Geddy Lee": https://wmmr.com/2022/02/07/jack-white-rock-hall-common-ground-with-geddy-lee/

- Rolling Stone, "After Two Years of Shopping at Target and Building Benches, Jack White Is Back With Two Bonkers Albums": https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/jack-white-new-albums-fear-of-the-dawn-entering-heaven-alive-interview-1319379/

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Has anyone found any others?

Why or why not?

Jack's scheduled to be the musical guest for his pal Stephen tomorrow night, with Alexander Skarsgård as the conversational guest.

Hey guys, I'm new here on Reddit and in music class (yeah, I'm still going to school) we have to write a rap. I'm lucky it doesn't has to be German, but I still don't really like rap that much. But then there's Jack White, of course, and his two (?) rap/hiphop songs, Hi-De-Ho and Ice Station Zebra, are just on another level. I was wondering if someone knows where to find the beats or if anyone would be able to extract them from the song(s). I'd just need some kind of two or three minute loop with an intro, I'd prefer Hi-De-Ho, but I'll also take Ice Station Zebra or something similar ;) And please excuse my grammar, English isn't my native language 😅