Red Mosquito

I didn't realize it was that scarce.

cutuphalfdead wrote:I didn't realize it was that scarce.

How soon you forget that the 10 Club was really pissed off about it, so it wasn't mentioned much here, and not at all in the official forum.

cutuphalfdead wrote:https://www.dropbox.com/s/l47pya2j6n9m9gg/10%20-%20Pearl%20Jam%20-%2010%20%2C%20Sunburn.FLAC?dl=0

Thanks homie.

Speaking of scarce, how about the going rate for a No Code vinyl these days? I'm kicking myself for selling it for like $30 bucks 10-11 years ago.

tragabigzanda wrote:

swan wrote:Speaking of scarce, how about the going rate for a No Code vinyl these days? I'm kicking myself for selling it for like $30 bucks 10-11 years ago.

I'm kicking myself for pinning my No Code gatefold to the wall with thumbtacks when I was a kid. Ditto my Boston '98 poster.

It's not quite to Binaural-vinyl levels, but it (and Yield) are heading in that direction.

I had original copies of every album up to Riot Act, which I sold in 2006 to help fund seeing 7 shows of the west coast tour (Santa Barbara through The Gorge)

Think I got $300-ish for everything

It was certainly worth it for that stretch of amazing shows, but now that I have a really nice turntable I'm kicking myself for getting rid of them.

swan wrote:Speaking of scarce, how about the going rate for a No Code vinyl these days? I'm kicking myself for selling it for like $30 bucks 10-11 years ago.

I picked up my vinyl of No Code just a year ago (along with Riot Act, Lost Dogs and original pressings of Vs and Ten) for about $200 - that's like 50 cents US

Rangi Guy wrote:

swan wrote:Speaking of scarce, how about the going rate for a No Code vinyl these days? I'm kicking myself for selling it for like $30 bucks 10-11 years ago.

I picked up my vinyl of No Code just a year ago (along with Riot Act, Lost Dogs and original pressings of Vs and Ten) for about $200 - that's like 50 cents US

I have 2 copies for some reason

bodysnatcher wrote:I have 2 copies for some reason

so....umm......

bodysnatcher wrote:I have 2 copies for some reason

Wanna trade one for a no code with white vinyl? It's a bootleg but looks awesome

Strat wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:I have 2 copies for some reason

so....umm......

One of them is kinda warped, which was why I got a second one. Luckily, both of these purchases were around the release date, so it only set be back about $25 combined

I have at least one vinyl copy of every PJ album except Binaural. I moved into my current house 9 years ago and never set up my turn table, so some of the albums are still in the original packaging, and none have been played in at least those nine years.

bodysnatcher wrote:

Strat wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:I have 2 copies for some reason

so....umm......

One of them is kinda warped, which was why I got a second one. Luckily, both of these purchases were around the release date, so it only set be back about $25 combined

Cool, ill send you $50

Strat wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Strat wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:I have 2 copies for some reason

so....umm......

One of them is kinda warped, which was why I got a second one. Luckily, both of these purchases were around the release date, so it only set be back about $25 combined

Cool, ill send you $50

If you fly me out to Telluride for that festival I'll bring it with me

Man, this album is really scratching me where I itch today.

"Sometimes" is so wonderful. The softness of Jack's drumming underlined by Jeff's playful bass, while a whimsical, jovially contemplative Eddie dances on top of them...

Spoiler: show

fuck you matt

Oh man, I never noticed that subtle background guitar coming from the left in "Smile". Is that Mike or Stone? Oh my god I love it. The production on this album is out of this world.

As a collection of songs, I don't think this is PJ's strongest album, but taken as whole piece, it is more than the sum of its parts. So much so that I could see this being my favorite PJ album, even though I've always been a Vs. guy.

Great now i hate it.

I'm even liking "Who You Are" and "Off He Goes" this time.