Does this mean if we only buy the 10C version we can't download the shows? Being a poor graduate student, I probably can't justify another album purchase just to get the downloads...although I probably will, anyways...
i hear ya...i'm in the same grad school boat. but it's only $10. i can eat peanut butter & ramen noodles for a week.
Does this mean if we only buy the 10C version we can't download the shows? Being a poor graduate student, I probably can't justify another album purchase just to get the downloads...although I probably will, anyways...
I was wondering this also, being an international customer, which version can I buy to get access to the "virtual vault" :?:
Dublin, Reading 06 London, Copenhagen 07 MSG 08 SBE, Manchester, London 09 Dublin, Belfast, London 10
Does this mean if we only buy the 10C version we can't download the shows?
I was wondering the same thing. The Target version seems packed full of goodies and I don't know if I should preorder through 10C just for special packaging. I would imagine they throw in some extras for us though
wow. tons of good info in there. 2010 tour...downloads w/ Target purchase...new shirts...song descriptions...wow.
yea, i agree! there is so much good stuff there I'm not sure what to comment about....hmmmm....how bout, i wonder if the fanclub purchased cd will lead to any sort of "vault!"
That's the only sort-of negative I read in this awesome article. If we buy through the fan club, are we screwed on the virtual vault?
everybody wants the most they can possibly get
for the least they could possibly do
Lots of great stuff in that article....only thing that worries me is "bootlegs for fall tour", hope they mean WHOLE tour and someone just typed the wrong word in there :roll:
Dublin, Reading 06 London, Copenhagen 07 MSG 08 SBE, Manchester, London 09 Dublin, Belfast, London 10
wow. tons of good info in there. 2010 tour...downloads w/ Target purchase...new shirts...song descriptions...wow.
yea, i agree! there is so much good stuff there I'm not sure what to comment about....hmmmm....how bout, i wonder if the fanclub purchased cd will lead to any sort of "vault!"
That's the only sort-of negative I read in this awesome article. If we buy through the fan club, are we screwed on the virtual vault?
well there had to be a target exclusive...maybe the fan club disc will have access to all 11 shows since the target disc isn't geared toward us
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"On the softer side, "Just Breathe" is a gorgeous ballad based on an instrumental from Vedder's "Into the Wild" soundtrack"
I wonder what instrumental from ITW they are talking about? I really hope it is Tuolumne, I just love that short instrumental!
What awesome info we just got in this story!
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Great, great, terrific article!!! So many golden nuggets in there that I would have to copy and paste the whole thing....and i am not going to do that.
But yeah, great read!!!
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Does this mean if we only buy the 10C version we can't download the shows?
I was wondering the same thing. The Target version seems packed full of goodies and I don't know if I should preorder through 10C just for special packaging. I would imagine they throw in some extras for us though
Does this mean if we only buy the 10C version we can't download the shows?
I was wondering the same thing. The Target version seems packed full of goodies and I don't know if I should preorder through 10C just for special packaging. I would imagine they throw in some extras for us though
I think many of us just need to calm the fuck down about the Vault thing. There should be some trust credits built up right about now. (Not saying that everyone is all worked up, but I just feel it tensing up a bit, it's going to be okay, and even though it's not a promise I can really make, I'm going to. It's going to be okay, I promise.)
"The group remains a huge touring draw and A-list festival headliner, having grossed nearly $42 million from 51 shows reported to Billboard Boxscore from 2006 to 2008."
I am really curious as to how the apologists who defend the high ticket prices will respond to that glaring statistic.
A bunch of cool news in there. I can't wait for the vault.
All of the people who bashed the band on here when news of the Target deal broke are eating crow now. Goes to show you that you shouldn't jump to conclusions until you have ALL OF THE FACTS!!!
Releasing the album simply through Pearl Jam's Ten Club fan organization was out of the question, according to Curtis and Anthony, simply because of logistics. Target ultimately got the nod because, Anthony says, "in our discussions with the big-box retailers, they were really the only one that understood the band's philosophy and the need to take care of the Ten Club and the indies and hit other distribution platforms."
Curtis concurs. "I got a call from someone at Best Buy after the Target deal was announced, saying, 'Why did we not get this?' " he says. "And it was because they would not even entertain the thought of taking care of these other platforms."
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1998: Barrie
2000: Saratoga Springs
2003: Buffalo, Toronto
2005: Kitchener, London, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto
2006: Toronto x2, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Gorge #1
2007: London, Dusseldorf, Vic, Lolla
2008: WPB, Tampa, DC, MSG x2, Hartford, Boston x2, Beacon
2009: Toronto, Chicago x2, Seattle x2, LA #3&4, San Diego, Philly x4
2010: Cleveland, Buffalo, Hartford
2011: Montreal, Toronto x2, Hamilton
2012: Missoula
2013: London, Wrigley, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Hartford, Dallas, OKC
The Target discs will link to a virtual "vault" of 11 concerts spanning Pearl Jam's career, from which fans can choose two. The band will also create an organic cotton T-shirt to be sold at Target, with proceeds earmarked for the hunger relief charity Feeding America.
This just keeps getting better!!! I'm thrilled!!! Beyond Excited!!
Harmonix continues to jam as much Pearl Jam into Rock Band as they possibly can, with the band's 9th studio album, Backspacer, available for download on the day it's released.
Pearl Jam is releasing their 9th album without any major record label assistance on September 20th, but they've got a pretty strong support system in place, which includes Harmonix, MTV Games, and Target. The entire album will be available on Rock Band on the same day the album hits store shelves, with Target offering a special edition that comes with codes to download the tracks for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Those tracks include "The Fixer", a song that I'd be hard-pressed to place with a band had I not already known it was Pearl Jam. Nice to see the band changing things up, though I still firmly believe that lead singer Vedder has the craziest eyes in entertainment history.
"The group remains a huge touring draw and A-list festival headliner, having grossed nearly $42 million from 51 shows reported to Billboard Boxscore from 2006 to 2008."
I am really curious as to how the apologists who defend the high ticket prices will respond to that glaring statistic.
A bunch of cool news in there. I can't wait for the vault.
I don't think anybody said Pearl Jam was poor. Ticket prices are high because that's the going rate in this day and age.
That said, grossing $42 million and netting $42 million are two different things. I'd be interested to see how much they actually MADE touring. Obviously, it's considerably less than $42 million.
everybody wants the most they can possibly get
for the least they could possibly do
2010 Tour - check
Bootlegs - check
Vault - check
Rock Band - check
A band member and management explaining the Target deal - check
New shirt (for charity) - check
What is not to like now?
OK, now OFFICIALLY excited and in full blown PJ mode. Took me a little while but this article was the final straw. Chicago only 3 weeks away!!!
Don't forget the awesome decison to do the poster presale - check!!
I think many of us just need to calm the fuck down about the Vault thing. There should be some trust credits built up right about now. (Not saying that everyone is all worked up, but I just feel it tensing up a bit, it's going to be okay, and even though it's not a promise I can really make, I'm going to. It's going to be okay, I promise.)
You act like people are freaking out about the vault thing. We're just asking the question. Calmly. Rationally. Inquisitively. Nobody (that I can see) is freaking out.
Speaking of calming the fuck down ...
everybody wants the most they can possibly get
for the least they could possibly do
"The group remains a huge touring draw and A-list festival headliner, having grossed nearly $42 million from 51 shows reported to Billboard Boxscore from 2006 to 2008."
I am really curious as to how the apologists who defend the high ticket prices will respond to that glaring statistic.
A bunch of cool news in there. I can't wait for the vault.
I don't think anybody said Pearl Jam was poor. Ticket prices are high because that's the going rate in this day and age.
That said, grossing $42 million and netting $42 million are two different things. I'd be interested to see how much they actually MADE touring. Obviously, it's considerably less than $42 million.
Exactly. And everything is divided 5 ways after that (I doubt Boom gets an equal split of touring income).
1996: Toronto
1998: Barrie
2000: Saratoga Springs
2003: Buffalo, Toronto
2005: Kitchener, London, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto
2006: Toronto x2, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Gorge #1
2007: London, Dusseldorf, Vic, Lolla
2008: WPB, Tampa, DC, MSG x2, Hartford, Boston x2, Beacon
2009: Toronto, Chicago x2, Seattle x2, LA #3&4, San Diego, Philly x4
2010: Cleveland, Buffalo, Hartford
2011: Montreal, Toronto x2, Hamilton
2012: Missoula
2013: London, Wrigley, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Hartford, Dallas, OKC
"The group remains a huge touring draw and A-list festival headliner, having grossed nearly $42 million from 51 shows reported to Billboard Boxscore from 2006 to 2008."
I am really curious as to how the apologists who defend the high ticket prices will respond to that glaring statistic.
A bunch of cool news in there. I can't wait for the vault.
I don't think anybody said Pearl Jam was poor. Ticket prices are high because that's the going rate in this day and age.
That said, grossing $42 million and netting $42 million are two different things. I'd be interested to see how much they actually MADE touring. Obviously, it's considerably less than $42 million.
Exactly. And everything is divided 5 ways after that (I doubt Boom gets an equal split of touring income).
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i hear ya...i'm in the same grad school boat. but it's only $10. i can eat peanut butter & ramen noodles for a week.
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I was wondering this also, being an international customer, which version can I buy to get access to the "virtual vault" :?:
London, Copenhagen 07
MSG 08
SBE, Manchester, London 09
Dublin, Belfast, London 10
that's awesome. I don't have anything I consider high-quality from the 1996 tour so I'm hoping for something from that.
Pearl Jam bootlegs:
http://wegotshit.blogspot.com
I was wondering the same thing. The Target version seems packed full of goodies and I don't know if I should preorder through 10C just for special packaging. I would imagine they throw in some extras for us though
That's the only sort-of negative I read in this awesome article. If we buy through the fan club, are we screwed on the virtual vault?
for the least they could possibly do
London, Copenhagen 07
MSG 08
SBE, Manchester, London 09
Dublin, Belfast, London 10
well there had to be a target exclusive...maybe the fan club disc will have access to all 11 shows since the target disc isn't geared toward us
I wonder what instrumental from ITW they are talking about? I really hope it is Tuolumne, I just love that short instrumental!
What awesome info we just got in this story!
“If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first. If you belonged to the world, it would love you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the world.
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Grand Rapids 5/19/06
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Chicago 8/23/09
Indy 5/7/10
Alpine Valley x2 2011
Wrigley 2013
Milwaukee 14
Telluride 16
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But yeah, great read!!!
TC will take care of us.....they always do.
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Pretty sure I'll be getting the Target version!
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I am really curious as to how the apologists who defend the high ticket prices will respond to that glaring statistic.
A bunch of cool news in there. I can't wait for the vault.
Releasing the album simply through Pearl Jam's Ten Club fan organization was out of the question, according to Curtis and Anthony, simply because of logistics. Target ultimately got the nod because, Anthony says, "in our discussions with the big-box retailers, they were really the only one that understood the band's philosophy and the need to take care of the Ten Club and the indies and hit other distribution platforms."
Curtis concurs. "I got a call from someone at Best Buy after the Target deal was announced, saying, 'Why did we not get this?' " he says. "And it was because they would not even entertain the thought of taking care of these other platforms."
I knew it, hope its a cool design
Wrigley Earthcam/Hartford 2013
This just keeps getting better!!! I'm thrilled!!! Beyond Excited!!
+1
http://kotaku.com/5327483/pearl-jams-ba ... nd-release
and this is what it says.
Harmonix continues to jam as much Pearl Jam into Rock Band as they possibly can, with the band's 9th studio album, Backspacer, available for download on the day it's released.
Pearl Jam is releasing their 9th album without any major record label assistance on September 20th, but they've got a pretty strong support system in place, which includes Harmonix, MTV Games, and Target. The entire album will be available on Rock Band on the same day the album hits store shelves, with Target offering a special edition that comes with codes to download the tracks for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Those tracks include "The Fixer", a song that I'd be hard-pressed to place with a band had I not already known it was Pearl Jam. Nice to see the band changing things up, though I still firmly believe that lead singer Vedder has the craziest eyes in entertainment history.
I don't think anybody said Pearl Jam was poor. Ticket prices are high because that's the going rate in this day and age.
That said, grossing $42 million and netting $42 million are two different things. I'd be interested to see how much they actually MADE touring. Obviously, it's considerably less than $42 million.
for the least they could possibly do
Don't forget the awesome decison to do the poster presale - check!!
You act like people are freaking out about the vault thing. We're just asking the question. Calmly. Rationally. Inquisitively. Nobody (that I can see) is freaking out.
Speaking of calming the fuck down ...
for the least they could possibly do
plus crew which i assume they pay well