While I feel bad for people who shell out a lot of money for something they really, really want, I don't really care about the collector's value of something. It is an LP, the true beauty awakens when you use it... Why not make it available to all the people out there who got the vinyl disease because they are on here, truly appreciative fans of the music, and vinyl afficionados also because the band made them aware of the beauty and extraorinarity of the vinyl sound?
Oh, I agree 100%. I don't have a Benny, nor can afford one at current market prices. I'm just saying let's not pretend it won't harm the value of the original.
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While I feel bad for people who shell out a lot of money for something they really, really want, I don't really care about the collector's value of something. It is an LP, the true beauty awakens when you use it... Why not make it available to all the people out there who got the vinyl disease because they are on here, truly appreciative fans of the music, and vinyl afficionados also because the band made them aware of the beauty and extraorinarity of the vinyl sound?
Oh, I agree 100%. I don't have a Benny, nor can afford one at current market prices. I'm just saying let's not pretend it won't harm the value of the original.
Hmm. A minor dilemma. Here's what I would suggest: That they reprint the Benny on some puke colored vinyl and package it a really cheesy cover. That way the collectors get to retain their cool looking pricey originals and the rest of us get a chance to hear this great music played on analog vinyl the way it's supposed to be heard.
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Haha! Plus, a really cheesy cover and puke-coloured vinyl would have some collector's value too!
JohnnieBeBlue, I guess you are right, it would maybe go down a little. But collectors will still want to have the original, which is only existent in limited numbers. I know somebody on here who spent a lot of money on a white Backspacer when it was still scarce. He was a little disappointed I think when it became available for everybody, but he got over it. Why try to please a very limited group of people when you can make a lot more happy and earn some money while doing it? There are so many possibilities to do this, and a lot of them have been talked about in this thread. I keep the hope alive
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Please, Pearl Jam, consider a Benaroya Hall vinyl reissue!
Haha! Plus, a really cheesy cover and puke-coloured vinyl would have some collector's value too!
JohnnieBeBlue, I guess you are right, it would maybe go down a little. But collectors will still want to have the original, which is only existent in limited numbers. I know somebody on here who spent a lot of money on a white Backspacer when it was still scarce. He was a little disappointed I think when it became available for everybody, but he got over it. Why try to please a very limited group of people when you can make a lot more happy and earn some money while doing it? There are so many possibilities to do this, and a lot of them have been talked about in this thread. I keep the hope alive
Bump Your friend who was disappointed that it became available for everybody and got over it - wow.
Oh, come on. To each their own. That is the risk you take when you are a collector. The moments before I open something that is regarded as something of value, I think for a little moment about not opening it sometimes too. But as soon as I do, it is my record, and I don't care about the monetary value, just about the value it has for me as a person who loves to listen to vinyl records. Who knows how many surpirses are lurking in the sealed LP packs on the collector shelves that will never be discovered... Maybe there are puke-coloured Bennys out there and we just don't know because the majority never will be opened! :P
Please, Pearl Jam, consider a Benaroya Hall vinyl reissue!
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LA Nov. 23: 24, 2013
Denver 10-22-14
While I feel bad for people who shell out a lot of money for something they really, really want, I don't really care about the collector's value of something. It is an LP, the true beauty awakens when you use it... Why not make it available to all the people out there who got the vinyl disease because they are on here, truly appreciative fans of the music, and vinyl afficionados also because the band made them aware of the beauty and extraorinarity of the vinyl sound?
If there's not a bootleg by next Christmas Id be shocked. Vinyl is turning into a huge market that is getting flooded with reissues and people realize there is money to be made.
It would be a Festivus miracle if they re-issued this. Please, Pearl Jam, make it a Happy Festivus for the rest of us and re-issue Benaroya Hall on vinyl.
I'm not banking on a Festivus miracle, but at least we have something to air our grievances if they don't reissue it this time hahaha
I saw one on the bay sold for less than 800 today. I thoight "Man, I wish..." But this isn't right. It should be available without paying an arm and a leg. This thread is out of toddler age now, I think it turns 4 in February. Come on, boys, you know you want to
And happy birthday, Ed!
Please, Pearl Jam, consider a Benaroya Hall vinyl reissue!
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JohnnieBeBlue, I guess you are right, it would maybe go down a little. But collectors will still want to have the original, which is only existent in limited numbers.
I know somebody on here who spent a lot of money on a white Backspacer when it was still scarce. He was a little disappointed I think when it became available for everybody, but he got over it. Why try to please a very limited group of people when you can make a lot more happy and earn some money while doing it?
also, isn't the benny the only live vinyl with the whole show intact?
Your friend who was disappointed that it became available for everybody and got over it - wow.
The moments before I open something that is regarded as something of value, I think for a little moment about not opening it sometimes too. But as soon as I do, it is my record, and I don't care about the monetary value, just about the value it has for me as a person who loves to listen to vinyl records.
Who knows how many surpirses are lurking in the sealed LP packs on the collector shelves that will never be discovered... Maybe there are puke-coloured Bennys out there and we just don't know because the majority never will be opened! :P
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Albuquerque, NM Tingley Coliseum July 7, 1998
New York City, NY MSG May 20, 2010
Eddie Vedder Solo Albuquerque, NM November 9, 2012
Wrigley Field July 19, 2013
LA Nov. 23: 24, 2013
Denver 10-22-14
-Seattle,Wash-Key Arena-9/22/9 -Pemberton,B.C-7/17/16
-Vancouver,B.C-GM Place -9/25/9 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/8/18
-Vancouver,B.C-Pacific Coliseum-9/25/11 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/10/18
-Misoula,MT-Adams Field House-9/30/12
We will have a really really nice music set up in the new house. It would be awesome to spin a Benny in there
is this close enough to a begging icon?
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Please!
'10- MSG 1-2 '11- PJ20
'12- MIA; DeLuna '13- Wrigley; Pitt; Brooklyn 1-2; Philly 1-2; Baltimore; Seattle
'14- Denver '16- Philly 1-2; MSG 2
'17- Pilgrimage Music Fest (Eddie)
'18- Fenway
I saw one on the bay sold for less than 800 today. I thoight "Man, I wish..." But this isn't right. It should be available without paying an arm and a leg. This thread is out of toddler age now, I think it turns 4 in February. Come on, boys, you know you want to
And happy birthday, Ed!