Vault #4: Bellingham 5/10/2000

[Birds in Hell]

Listened to this today and really, really enjoyed it.

Felt like a bittersweet insight into a "what might've been" version of Matt Cameron-era Pearl Jam: one that established its own creative boundaries and purpose, preferred more intimate venues and abandoned their established framework in favour of new, challenging material balanced with a well-curated selection of songs from their back catalog which flatter both Ed's voice and the musical sensibilities of this version of the band.

I'd like to imagine (against all reason) that something could awaken in the band's collective psyche such that they steer the wheel back towards the alternate future they were feeling their way around on this particular night.

[Norah]

oh honey

[Birds in Hell]

I know, man. I know.

But I really enjoyed that show!

[raven2001]

Breakerfall and Grievance are excellent. They really nail them here....

[E.H. Ruddock]

Can't find a better cam

[super nintendo chalmers]

I've been on the lookout for a Vaukt #3 vinyl (Constitution Hall). Curious what you guys would consider paying for it. They seem hard to come by. Also, if anyone wants to unload theirs, let me know

how much are you reasonably willing to pay?

back off chud, this is my find.

I ended up finding an unopened copy of this for $200 total bc the guy listed it as a Benaroya vinyl. Hate to pay that much for a record, but I missed the 10c order and, other than Benaroya, this was on the only PJ vinyl I was missing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I read that these were made-to-order, and only about 3000 hit the market...?

Sold my 98 Constitution Hall for $400, got me a trip to LA out of it. Decided to keep 95 and Bellingham.

[Chris_H_2]

and my wife wonders why i always order these things but never bother to open them

[E.H. Ruddock]

and my wife wonders why i always order these things but never bother to open them

They'll fund an upgrade for your kid from business to first so she never has to suffer