Step into the raw energy of The White Stripes at their peak with Peppermint Parade. Filmed live in the UK on June 25, 2005, this concert captures Jack and Meg White in full force — pounding drums, blistering guitar riffs, and their signature stripped-down sound that shook the rock world. The setlist features fan favorites like Jolene, The Hardest Button to Button, Blue Orchid, and of course the anthem that defined a generation, Seven Nation Army. This DVD delivers the unfiltered garage-rock electricity that made The White Stripes legendary, giving fans a front-row seat to their unforgettable performance.The DVD is labeled TV Rock / GEMA with NTSC formatting.
The case back shows European rights statements: “All rights reserved in the EEC” → that means it was manufactured in Europe (European Economic Community), not the U.S. or Canada.
The hub etching visible in your close-ups (looks like a standard replicated DVD code, not a DVD-R burn) also points to a factory-pressed disc from an EU plant.
GEMA (the German performing rights organization) is another clue this was produced under European licensing, most likely Germany.
👉 So: this DVD was manufactured in Europe, specifically Germany (under GEMA licensing, distributed in the EU).