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Does PJ Radio mean the vault will open soon?

let the song protestlet the song protest Posts: 200
edited June 2010 in The Porch
Now that Pearl Jam Radio is cranking out the best of the band's live performances from throughout the years, does anyone else think we are now that much closer to seeing some of the classic shows released from the vault, finally??? I'm extremely excited over this possibility. I know, I have tons of them from fan sites over the years and physical boots from back in the day, but I'd still love to buy some officially released (and much better sounding) boots from the band's site.

Let's hope PJ Radio = Open the Vault (soon)!! :D
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  • veddertownveddertown Posts: 5,260
    We can only hope so? Would make me bankrupt but hey... :)
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  • let the song protestlet the song protest Posts: 200
    veddertown wrote:
    We can only hope so? Would make me bankrupt but hey... :)

    I hear ya. I shudder to think of the cash I'd blow on Vault shows if given the opportunity. It would be sweet if you could get cool packaging with the CD covers (maybe poster from the particular show as the album cover) and also with the downloads (get the jpeg of the poster for the cover art, etc.).
  • TyTy Posts: 1,007
    Anyone else think that the NYC 1992 release was an odd choice, considering the sound quality it has compared to other shows from the era?!

    Anyways, my suggestion is this...
    $4.99 downloads only, includes front cover art.
    One show per month maybe.
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  • DP13DP13 Posts: 276
    I would certaintly hope so!

    PJ cost themselves $$$$ (most likely in the millions) by not "opening the vault" years ago.

    Every single day that goes by there are less and less people that are willing to pay ANY MONEY for music.
  • JV130312JV130312 Posts: 2,457
    Doubt it... :?
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  • whispering handswhispering hands Posts: 13,527
    well considering that I've had alot of my original versions of older shows that I had were stolen from me several years ago.... I'd LOVE the opportunity to replace them.. come on PJ ya know we'll buy em' sell em to us!! Hee hee like they really read this.. ;)
  • RiotAct10RiotAct10 Posts: 1,618
    At first I thought this would be the case, but then I noticed that most of what they play are the same sound quality we have always had. In other words, they play a lot of songs from like, Zurich 1992 and Melbourne and Seattle 1998, shows that have always had soundboard bootlegs floating around, whereas other stuff is fan recordings. I have heard very few soundboard recordings on there that weren't already out there, except I think I did hear something from like the 99 Bridge School which I didn't think I had heard in soundboard before. I guess you never know, but I have been hoping they would open that vault for a decade now, and they even said they were going to, but they only put like one or two shows out, and never talk about it anymore.
    words seem so out of place.

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  • MoonTurtleMoonTurtle Posts: 752
    maybe crack it open for 20th anniversary
  • lockedlocked Posts: 4,038
    RiotAct10 wrote:
    At first I thought this would be the case, but then I noticed that most of what they play are the same sound quality we have always had. In other words, they play a lot of songs from like, Zurich 1992 and Melbourne and Seattle 1998, shows that have always had soundboard bootlegs floating around, whereas other stuff is fan recordings. I have heard very few soundboard recordings on there that weren't already out there, except I think I did hear something from like the 99 Bridge School which I didn't think I had heard in soundboard before. I guess you never know, but I have been hoping they would open that vault for a decade now, and they even said they were going to, but they only put like one or two shows out, and never talk about it anymore.

    this post nailed it.

    I agree that's the 411.
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  • rival.rival. Posts: 7,775
    MoonTurtle wrote:
    maybe crack it open for 20th anniversary

    i think we have a stong chance of seeing some vintage PJ shows released for the anniversary.

    and whatever the reason is behind PJ radio... i like it :mrgreen:
  • Ledbetterman10Ledbetterman10 Posts: 16,843
    I dunno. I've noticed that some of the performances from the 90's being played on PJ radio are the same soundboards and FMs that us dorky fans collect. I'm sure they have stuff in their archive that would just need a little mixing and mastering. They should give us something like that in addition to the fanclub vinyl to make up for how late it is.
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  • dustinparduedustinpardue Posts: 1,829
    RiotAct10 wrote:
    At first I thought this would be the case, but then I noticed that most of what they play are the same sound quality we have always had. In other words, they play a lot of songs from like, Zurich 1992 and Melbourne and Seattle 1998, shows that have always had soundboard bootlegs floating around, whereas other stuff is fan recordings. I have heard very few soundboard recordings on there that weren't already out there, except I think I did hear something from like the 99 Bridge School which I didn't think I had heard in soundboard before. I guess you never know, but I have been hoping they would open that vault for a decade now, and they even said they were going to, but they only put like one or two shows out, and never talk about it anymore.

    I've heard some pretty bad quality audience recordings on PJ radio, maybe they don't even have great recordings of the 90's either.
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  • RiotAct10RiotAct10 Posts: 1,618
    dustinpardue wrote:
    RiotAct10 wrote:
    At first I thought this would be the case, but then I noticed that most of what they play are the same sound quality we have always had. In other words, they play a lot of songs from like, Zurich 1992 and Melbourne and Seattle 1998, shows that have always had soundboard bootlegs floating around, whereas other stuff is fan recordings. I have heard very few soundboard recordings on there that weren't already out there, except I think I did hear something from like the 99 Bridge School which I didn't think I had heard in soundboard before. I guess you never know, but I have been hoping they would open that vault for a decade now, and they even said they were going to, but they only put like one or two shows out, and never talk about it anymore.

    I've heard some pretty bad quality audience recordings on PJ radio, maybe they don't even have great recordings of the 90's either.

    You would think they at least have all of the 1998 American tour, as Live on Two Legs suggests they recorded those shows.
    words seem so out of place.

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  • TravelarTravelar Kalamazoo, USA Posts: 3,385
    [quote="dustinpardue"
    I've heard some pretty bad quality audience recordings on PJ radio, maybe they don't even have great recordings of the 90's either.[/quote]

    Yea... like the '07 Europe shows.
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