Vault #11 wishes? one month to go!

mcgruff10

Zod said:

missoula '98

I wish vault 8 was missoula 98 and not 05.

tbergs

mcgruff10 said:

Zod said:

missoula '98

I wish vault 8 was missoula 98 and not 05.

I really love the '98 tour, but with 2 vaults already under our belt from that year and LO2L I'd prefer we avoid that year or just release every show from '98 in bootleg format that is quality enough to do so with. Great tour.

demetrios

I want a Pearl Jam Vault vinyl Canadian show release. Maybe Halifax 2005 please? 

WindowPaine

for the love of all things pj, 1991-1992

PB11041

WindowPaine said:

for the love of all things pj, 1991-1992

Unfortunately there is very little material from that era that would warrant going to the effort of putting on vinyl, which seems to be the driving force behind the vault releases.  Brett Eliason was not multi-tracking until 1993, though a couple of shows like Drop in the Park were multi-tracked (that likely because they were home and had access to more equipment) 

Spiritual_Chaos

PB11041 said:

WindowPaine said:

for the love of all things pj, 1991-1992

Unfortunately there is very little material from that era that would warrant going to the effort of putting on vinyl, which seems to be the driving force behind the vault releases.  Brett Eliason was not multi-tracking until 1993, though a couple of shows like Drop in the Park were multi-tracked (that likely because they were home and had access to more equipment) 

Yeah, even that MTV New Years Eve show included with S/T wasn't multi track right? You would figure that show would have been recorded properly? 

PB11041

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PB11041 said:

WindowPaine said:

for the love of all things pj, 1991-1992

Unfortunately there is very little material from that era that would warrant going to the effort of putting on vinyl, which seems to be the driving force behind the vault releases.  Brett Eliason was not multi-tracking until 1993, though a couple of shows like Drop in the Park were multi-tracked (that likely because they were home and had access to more equipment) 

Yeah, even that MTV New Years Eve show included with S/T sounded pretty bad. You would figure that show would have been recorded properly? 

I think the uniqueness of that show is why they decided to release it, but yeah given all the interviews with Brett Eliason over the years, the things in the PJ 20 book and the fairly good detailed piece on the Live Recordings from Deep 13, that New Years show was purely a front of house mix that was tapped into and it was "hot", not balanced at all.  

There are still many many very good to excellent soundboard line recordings from particularly 1992 - 2.11.92, 2.12.92, 3.2.92, 3.4.92, 6.6.92, 6.8.92 and 6.18.92 

mace1229

PB11041 said:

WindowPaine said:

for the love of all things pj, 1991-1992

Unfortunately there is very little material from that era that would warrant going to the effort of putting on vinyl, which seems to be the driving force behind the vault releases.  Brett Eliason was not multi-tracking until 1993, though a couple of shows like Drop in the Park were multi-tracked (that likely because they were home and had access to more equipment) 

What was their purpose of recording everything? I dont think it was until 98 that they planned on releasing everything, and even that fell through.
So why did they bother to record every single show, especially if not all were up to quality standards?

PB11041

mace1229 said:

PB11041 said:

WindowPaine said:

for the love of all things pj, 1991-1992

Unfortunately there is very little material from that era that would warrant going to the effort of putting on vinyl, which seems to be the driving force behind the vault releases.  Brett Eliason was not multi-tracking until 1993, though a couple of shows like Drop in the Park were multi-tracked (that likely because they were home and had access to more equipment) 

What was their purpose of recording everything? I dont think it was until 98 that they planned on releasing everything, and even that fell through.
So why did they bother to record every single show, especially if not all were up to quality standards?

Kelly Curtis wanted to release live official bootlegs as far back as 1992, but was mostly rebuffed on it being impractical to record the shows in a manner suitable for release.   They recorded the shows because they wanted to.  For the band to be able to play them back and hear how things sound and if they wanted to make adjustments.  They began multi-tracking because, basically Brett Eliason was into doing it, but in any event, read the stuff in Deep 13, it explains most of what is going on with the live recording process. 

2-feign-reluctance

1996 needs some love.

Spiritual_Chaos

mcgruff10 said:

Ok changed the title....what are we feeling for vault 9?

Copenhagen 2007
Stockholm 1992
Or anything 1996 for all of you who seem to be craving it.

lolobugg

2-feign-reluctance said:

1996 needs some love.

Tell em', playa!!!

Indifference71

PJ20.

PJ_Soul

I'll keep saying Santa Barbara 2003 until it happens. Other than that... I really just want Vault 2 on vinyl before anything else.

Wobbie

vegas ‘00

PB11041

Hijacking this thread a touch, but how about there are two Vault directions.

One set of shows that is earmarked for Annual as a vinyl set, those can be like Vault+

Another set that is disc/download only, that comes out quarterly, obviously in this format, the once annual uber Vault is one of the quarterly, so really we simply get 3 extra a year.

This way, I might be able to hear some of the shows from say fall 1993, spring 1994, the 1995 and 1996 shows before my Last Exit.

I mean, listen we are being offered Halloween shirts and stickers and wristbands and backpacks and whatever else in merch...just give me a smidge more access to the early years.  This is not hard.  This is not too much too ask.  Just a smidge more...



 

PB11041

Bump... it is time to spend the next 8 months talking about vault 9

cp3iverson

PJ_Soul said:

I'll keep saying Santa Barbara 2003 until it happens. Other than that... I really just want Vault 2 on vinyl before anything else.

Awesome show but man Chris Cornell sounded pretty rough there on Hunger Strike.  

mcgruff10

96 is the answer. 

rummy

mcgruff10 said:

96 is the answer. 

Always (or at least until the release one from 1996 and then it becomes 1995 again!)