Red Mosquito

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

B wrote:

B wrote:I was at a bunch of ho-hum shows. I want vinyl from them, damn it!

Where's my Music Midtown Festival 2012 Vault release!?!?

I can hook you up

That show was officially released. Vaults aren’t just about vinyl.

That was my point

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

B wrote:

B wrote:I was at a bunch of ho-hum shows. I want vinyl from them, damn it!

Where's my Music Midtown Festival 2012 Vault release!?!?

I can hook you up

That show was officially released. Vaults aren’t just about vinyl.

That was my point

I have the shitty CD with the label put on wrong. I want a record.

Kevin Davis wrote:Anything other than 1996 or March 1998 is a waste

I'd accept this. Something from June 1998 would work as well. Unless they're just lazy, I'd say we're due for a No Code tour show. But they'll probably be lazy with that, and go with Berlin.

Have we gotten anything from that Vote For Change tour?

We got a documentary about that tour. That's about it.

I would kill for Buenos Aires 1 from 2005.

dad wrote:We got a documentary about that tour. That's about it.

"fan made"

I feel like a Vault release from a show that year is logical in the election year of 2020.

VinylGuy wrote:I would kill for Buenos Aires 1 from 2005.

Was that not included in the boots that year?

I remember being genuinely excited when they first announced the vault, or the idea of Brett going into it, putting that Vegas show on bandcamp, sharing Rats from Orpheum. Ever since then it’s been so-so. I don’t know anything about mixing, but I imagine some of these shows - most likely ‘98 Tour - are ready to go, complete or not. The band knows there’s a demand for recordings of their live show, especially pre-2000 shows. It’d be great if they bumped up the number of releases per year to, say...three...the wait would be a little more worthwhile. Maybe limit the vinyl copies available to accommodate for more than one show, I don’t know.

B wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

B wrote:

B wrote:I was at a bunch of ho-hum shows. I want vinyl from them, damn it!

Where's my Music Midtown Festival 2012 Vault release!?!?

I can hook you up

That show was officially released. Vaults aren’t just about vinyl.

That was my point

I have the shitty CD with the label put on wrong. I want a record.

Fun RM fact: this is the show where I met B

wease wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:I would kill for Buenos Aires 1 from 2005.

Was that not included in the boots that year?

yeah, but i want it on vinyl. Already have it on cd. Never ever listen to it. If i have the vinyl i know for a fact i wont listen to it too.

If PJ decided to pick a tour year, say 03 or 06 and make every show available on vinyl, that would probably buy them another 2 years or so from fanboy complaining about new music.

if pj releases a ¨ the demos¨ album, that would gain them like 3 years of freedom from making new music for sure.

Can't Deny Me bought them a year



not sure they got their money's worth

in reality, listening to a live show on vinyl is an exercise in patience and not the best format whatsoever. similar to standup comedy albums. do i have all of these vault vinyl releases? yes. am i an idiot? most definitely.

that being said, i'd love a (vinyl-only?) live compilation. it works so much better as a vinyl release, but considering what they chose for Live On Ten Legs, i don't have much faith in that route.

tragabigzanda wrote:I just listen to Binaural on one stereo while another stereo plays a mix I made of random crowd noise and drunken Ed ramblings

Do you play the album at 45rpm?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

B wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

B wrote:

B wrote:I was at a bunch of ho-hum shows. I want vinyl from them, damn it!

Where's my Music Midtown Festival 2012 Vault release!?!?

I can hook you up

That show was officially released. Vaults aren’t just about vinyl.

That was my point

I have the shitty CD with the label put on wrong. I want a record.

Fun RM fact: this is the show where I met B

We shall meet again, sweet, sweet Ruddo.

B wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

B wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

B wrote:

B wrote:I was at a bunch of ho-hum shows. I want vinyl from them, damn it!

Where's my Music Midtown Festival 2012 Vault release!?!?

I can hook you up

That show was officially released. Vaults aren’t just about vinyl.

That was my point

I have the shitty CD with the label put on wrong. I want a record.

Fun RM fact: this is the show where I met B

We shall meet again, sweet, sweet Ruddo.

I, too, was at this show. However, I met neither B nor Ruddo. There were a few of us PMing back and forth throughout, tho.

Birds in Hell wrote:I still think it's ridiculous they release these on vinyl at all.

Who's out there changing vinyl sides every few songs for a two hour (or more) live show?

Pearl Jam fans are pretty fucking dumb.