Jack White has always been into using vinyl records in clever ways, especially when it comes to offering rare and collectible releases. For example, in 2000, the White Stripes released a split single with their song Hand Springs on the A-side and a track from a Detroit band called The Dirt Bombs contributing a track entitled Cedar Point ’76 on the B-side.
Only 2,000 copies were made and the only place you could find one was within the pages of the winter issue of Multiball, a fanzine devoted to pinball machines. The White Stripes track has turned up in a few other places—a compilation album and a Record Store Day release—but the true collectors want the pinball record.
If you want a copy for your collection, it’s available and surprisingly affordable. The average price is around US$75.
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