Just as anticipation for his impending TBS talk show is beginning to ramp up, Conan O’Brien will release two records on independent label Third Man. And They Call Me Mad? will be released digitally and as a 7-inch vinyl record, the A side featuring O’Brien’s spoken word take on the story of Frankenstein, and the B side an interview with Third Man Records’ founder, Jack White. It’s available for pre-order at Third Man’s website, and will ship Aug. 24. 
 
 O’Brien recorded the album, Conan O’Brien Live at Third Man, with The Legally Prohibited Band on June 10, 2010, at Third Man Records in Nashville. Featuring rock and rockabilly, with White and 7 Nation Army playing on the song “20 Flight Rock,” the 12-inch vinyl is already available at the Third Man website. 
 
 Both recordings will reportedly be available on iTunes “early next week.” ||||| Los Angeles — In the run-up to launching his new talk show on US cable network TBS, Conan O'Brien will release two new albums. 
 
 The first is "And They Call Me Mad?" which includes O'Brien's improvised spoken word inspired by the legend of Frankenstein and an interview with Conan conducted by White Stripes frontman Jack White. 
 
 The second, "Conan O'Brien Live at Third Man," has rockabilly tunes performed by O'Brien and his band -- including a duet with White. 
 
 The efforts were recorded in June. "And They Call Me Mad?" ships to retail stores Aug. 24, with ordering info available on White's Third Man Records site. Both are expected to be available on iTunes next week.
– Little known fact: Conan O'Brien is in a rockabilly band. Yes, that's right. And, as Entertainment Weekly reports, the multi-talented talk show host/comedian/musician plans to showcase his multi-talents on not one, but two new records released through Jack White's Third Man Records—on vinyl, no less. Conan O'Brien Live at Third Man, will feature rockabilly tunes, while And They Call Me Mad? will showcase O'Brien's improvised, spoken word re-telling of the legend of Frankenstein, notes MSNBC. Of course.