Upholsterers, The - Your Furniture Was Always Dead... I Was Just Afraid To Tell You Album

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This duo, comprising of actual upholsterers Jack White and Brian Muldoon, pressed 100 copies of this single and proceeded to hide them in furniture being reupholstered by Muldoon in 2004, in celebration of his 25th year in the business. I Was Just Afraid To Tell You. Third Man Records reports that two people have come forward claiming to have found two separate copies of Your Furniture Was Always Dead I Was Just Afraid To Tell You. At the time, Muldoon was rumored to have hidden 100 vinyl copies of the bands second single within their reupholstered furniture, but they were never uncovered until now. Third Man Records reports that two people have come forward claiming to have found two separate copies of Your Furniture Was Always Dead I Was Just Afraid To Tell You. We wont ask what these people were doing tearing furniture apart. Of the findings, Third Man posted a statement on their website . I Was Just Afraid To Tell You in reupholstered furniture around Detroit in 2004. Those 100 copies have remained hidden until now. Two separate people have recently contacted Whites Third Man Records label after discovering copies of the record. Recently Third Man Records has been made aware of the discovery of two different copies found by two separate individuals of the 2nd single by the Upholsterers. I Was Just Afraid To Tell You were randomly placed inside furniture worked on by Muldoon. Up until recently, those copies have remained undiscovered, no doubt sitting in random suburban Detroit living rooms. I Was Just Afraid To Tell You, and then hid them in furniture being reupholstered by Muldoon at the business he worked at. Theres no word yet on whether or not these singles will be re-pressed for purchase, but you should probably start tearing into your old furniture now. I Was Just Afraid To Tell You and hid 100 copies of it in reupholstered furniture throughout Detroit. The first two copies of the original batch have recently been found by two separate people, who then contacted White's label Third Man Records. You can read a statement from the label and view the single's details below. Read More: Jack Whites neighbors have no idea who he is, so he crashed their potluck. I Was Just Afraid To Tell You by a band called The Upholsterers. The Upholsterers were a short-lived musical project started by Jack White and Brian Muldoon White's boss at the time when they were both working as, you guessed it, upholsterers. While doing upholstery, White was said to write poetry and hide strange things inside of people's furniture, including music. I Was Just Afraid to Tell You. The second single from The Upholsterers, the record followed the duo's debut release Makers of High Grade Suites , which came out in 2000. That record featured a song written by White called Apple of My Eye , as well as a cover of I Ain't Superstitious by Willie Dixon. If you live in the Detroit area and bought an upholstered sofa in the past 10 years or so, you might want to check it out - turns out you could be sitting on a vinyl goldmine. engagement rate. I Was Just Afraid To Tell You, has been found hidden in furniture, as well. Whites Third Man Records reports that Your Furniture Was Always DeadI Was Just Afraid To Tell You, has been found hidden in furniture, as well. Whites Third Man Records reports that Your Furniture Was Always Dead was recorded and hidden in 2004 to celebrate the 25th year of Muldoons furniture business. The artwork is below, done by Detroit artist Gordon Newton. Earlier this year, White released the worlds fasted record and saw his Lazaretto LP named the best selling vinyl since 1994, and we explored the wonders of Third Man Records. Amar Ediriwira. Halsey - Without Me Lyrics. Found you when your heart was broke I filled your cup until it overflowed Took it so far to keep you close keep you close I was afraid to leave you on your own