Now I hear Icky Thump, and it's on the Third Men Podcast! This week we're proud to present the first in a series of two analysis and review episodes spotlighting the White Stripes' 6th and final studio album, Icky Thump. It was the culmination of everything the band had learned and tested during their decade long history - a musical experiment that is as interesting and relevant a decade after its release as it was at its inception. This first installment focuses on how the album came to be, from its unusual recording technique to its name and mission statement. All this, plus Jett Plastic Recordings founder Jarrett Koral stops in as our Third Man this week to give us the low down on how his company's vinyl release of Rocket 455's Bone Broke came to be! So sit back and enjoy, la lalala la lala la la laaa laaa laaaaaa!

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