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Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Fri January 10, 2020 6:45 pm
by E.H. Ruddock
Simple Torture wrote:Mine is out for delivery today; I had initially received the gotten the shipping email on 12/18. Good luck.
Lol. 'snatch lives in the PNW. He'll get his last.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Fri January 10, 2020 6:47 pm
by bodysnatcher
Simple Torture wrote:Mine is out for delivery today; I had initially received the gotten the shipping email on 12/18. Good luck.
Yeah I got my email 12/18 also. Must be shipping in batches.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Fri January 10, 2020 6:48 pm
by Simple Torture
Mine didn't move until 1/2, so it only took 8 days to get here. In theory, it's not as bad as regular ol' media mail once it gets out the door.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Fri January 10, 2020 6:50 pm
by bodysnatcher
Simple Torture wrote:Mine didn't move until 1/2, so it only took 8 days to get here. In theory, it's not as bad as regular ol' media mail once it gets out the door.
I had mine shipped to my parents house bc there was the possibility this could have shipped in the midst of us moving, and I didn’t have a new address yet. So I won’t get it until next Christmas.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Sat January 11, 2020 1:36 am
by B
UPS wrote:Estimated Delivery/ Estimated Time
Friday
01/10/2020
by End of Day
UPS wrote:01/07/2020 - 4:19 A.M.
Fife, WA, United States
Package transferred to destination UPS Mail Innovations facility
I don't think I'm REALLY getting this today.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Sat January 11, 2020 1:54 am
by VinylGuy
what about the evolution book b? Maybe that one?
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Mon January 13, 2020 5:15 pm
by B
B wrote:UPS wrote:Estimated Delivery/ Estimated Time
Friday
01/10/2020
by End of Day
UPS wrote:01/07/2020 - 4:19 A.M.
Fife, WA, United States
Package transferred to destination UPS Mail Innovations facility
I don't think I'm REALLY getting this today.
Now it's at my post office, but I still have to wait 3 days to get it. My delivery day is Thursday. What the holy fuck?
01/13/2020 5:31 A.M. Carrboro, NC, United States Received by the post office
01/12/2020 7:19 P.M. Raleigh, NC, United States Accepted by post office
01/12/2020 2:01 P.M. Greensboro, NC, United States Package processed by post office
01/12/2020 12:46 P.M. Greensboro, NC, United States Accepted by post office
01/12/2020 11:25 A.M. Greensboro, NC, United States Package transferred to post office
01/11/2020 10:05 A.M. Butner, NC, United States Package departed UPS Mail Innovations facility enroute to USPS for induction
01/11/2020 6:45 A.M. Butner, NC, United States Package received for sort by destination UPS Mail Innovations facility
01/07/2020 4:19 A.M. Fife, WA, United States Package transferred to destination UPS Mail Innovations facility
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Tue January 14, 2020 10:41 pm
by bodysnatcher
Mine was delivered, and the USPS tracking never progressed beyond, "Label not yet created"
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Tue January 14, 2020 10:54 pm
by bodysnatcher
B's gonna drive straight to his post office and be like
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Wed January 15, 2020 2:11 am
by B
Nah, I got it Monday after my bitch fest.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Wed January 15, 2020 2:12 am
by B
Sorry, "bitch fest" isn't a very woke thing to say, is it?
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Wed January 15, 2020 2:26 am
by Strat
God. I just listened again. Awful show. It’s amazing that early pj gets a pass for butchering the shit out of songs.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Wed January 15, 2020 3:23 am
by wease
Mike started drinking early that day, for sure.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Wed January 15, 2020 3:27 am
by Monkey_Driven
Hot take: 1993-1996 live shows have just as many misses as hits.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Sat February 01, 2020 5:51 am
by AndySlash
finally got around to listening to this tonight.
well, that 'i've got a feeling' was pretty nice...
this is the second inessential vault release in a row. a far more interesting performance at least than missoula 05, but as others have noted the band aren't that great on this night and there's already a vault from just a week or so prior. i don't hate it, but this was disappointing.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Sat February 01, 2020 10:46 am
by Wendy Carlos's Twin
Strat wrote:God. I just listened again. Awful show. It’s amazing that early pj gets a pass for butchering the shit out of songs.
It wouldn't be a problem if they released more vault shows more frequently. But to wait months and months for such a half-ass performance was a slap in the face. I'd be curious to know who picked this show and why.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Sat February 01, 2020 11:53 am
by Birds in Hell
Wendy Carlos's Twin wrote:Strat wrote:God. I just listened again. Awful show. It’s amazing that early pj gets a pass for butchering the shit out of songs.
It wouldn't be a problem if they released more vault shows more frequently. But to wait months and months for such a half-ass performance was a slap in the face. I'd be curious to know who picked this show and why.
It all seems so haphazard.
What was the rationale for this show when they've already released a much better performance from one week earlier on the same tour?
What was the rationale for releasing the 2005 Missoula show when that whole tour was already released and the performance is (again) pretty terrible?
We're now at nine Vault releases without a single show from the No Code tour yet multiple from other tours.
My uncharitable suspicion is that for 10C (and the worst elements of the fanbase), it's simply a case of churning out ever more collectable vinyl with only the barest level of interest devoted to the actual content.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Sat February 01, 2020 2:03 pm
by Strat
Birds in Hell wrote:Wendy Carlos's Twin wrote:Strat wrote:God. I just listened again. Awful show. It’s amazing that early pj gets a pass for butchering the shit out of songs.
It wouldn't be a problem if they released more vault shows more frequently. But to wait months and months for such a half-ass performance was a slap in the face. I'd be curious to know who picked this show and why.
It all seems so haphazard.
What was the rationale for this show when they've already released a much better performance from one week earlier on the same tour?
What was the rationale for releasing the 2005 Missoula show when that whole tour was already released and the performance is (again) pretty terrible?
We're now at nine Vault releases without a single show from the No Code tour yet multiple from other tours.
My uncharitable suspicion is that for 10C (and the worst elements of the fanbase), it's simply a case of churning out ever more collectable vinyl with only the barest level of interest devoted to the actual content.
I think your hatred for the love of vinyl collecting is clouding your judgement here. I doubt that is there sole criteria
From what I gather this was spearheaded by “the rob”. His comments introducing the show alluded to the fact he’s been pushing for this shows release for a long time. Why? Because he was there as he was in the room and it was just .... THE BEST SHOW EVER AND THE BAND WAS PURE FIRE AND THE ENERGY IN THE ROOM blah blah!!’
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Sat February 01, 2020 2:09 pm
by Wendy Carlos's Twin
Strat wrote:From what I gather this was spearheaded by “the rob”. His comments introducing the show alluded to the fact he’s been pushing for this shows release for a long time. Why? Because he was there as he was in the room and it was just .... THE BEST SHOW EVER AND THE BAND WAS PURE FIRE AND THE ENERGY IN THE ROOM blah blah!!’
Oh Jesus.
Re: Vault #9: Seattle 12-8-1993
Posted: Sat February 01, 2020 2:32 pm
by oneway23
I doubt that they're having Justice League-level roundtables over these releases. This "the rob" fella is probably fortunate to even get a thumbs-up emoji response from an actual band member when these things are brought up.
Having said that, more Jack Irons-era releases would be appreciated.