Vault 9: Live in Seattle 12/8/93 on Amazon, ITunes and all streaming

1ThoughtKnown

igotid88 said:

Highest I've seen
#6 Itunes Rock Charts
#84 Itunes 100 albums
#7 Amazon Rock Albums
#56 Amazon 100
Don't have streaming numbers. Well Spotify tells you how many listens

How many listens on Spotify? I just listen to it through my Google Hub

igotid88

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

Highest I've seen
#6 Itunes Rock Charts
#84 Itunes 100 albums
#7 Amazon Rock Albums
#56 Amazon 100
Don't have streaming numbers. Well Spotify tells you how many listens

How many listens on Spotify? I just listen to it through my Google Hub

It varies for different songs. Some had over 3000 listens. Between 1-8k plays per each.

1ThoughtKnown

igotid88 said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

Highest I've seen
#6 Itunes Rock Charts
#84 Itunes 100 albums
#7 Amazon Rock Albums
#56 Amazon 100
Don't have streaming numbers. Well Spotify tells you how many listens

How many listens on Spotify? I just listen to it through my Google Hub

It varies for different songs. Some had over 3000 listens. Between 1-8k plays per each.

Very cool. I listened to the whole thing last night on there. Sounded great through my Google Hub Nest (I think that’s what it’s called lol)

igotid88

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

Highest I've seen
#6 Itunes Rock Charts
#84 Itunes 100 albums
#7 Amazon Rock Albums
#56 Amazon 100
Don't have streaming numbers. Well Spotify tells you how many listens

How many listens on Spotify? I just listen to it through my Google Hub

It varies for different songs. Some had over 3000 listens. Between 1-8k plays per each.

Very cool. I listened to the whole thing last night on there. Sounded great through my Google Hub Nest (I think that’s what it’s called lol)

Does it play it from Google Play? Also 150 streams of a song is equal to 1 sale. And that's for paid service. If you're using the free service it's 300 I think. Or 1500 or 3000 streams is equal to 1 album. For example The Who would have had the #1 album on Billboard 200. They sold 89,000 copies. But only have about 1000 stream equivalent sales. The album that ended up #1 only sold 2,000 but had 90,000 SEA.

on2legs

vito said:

igotid88 said:

vito said:

igotid88 said:

vito said:

Very strange it just showed up also on Tidal. I paid for it though Ten Club and now it's free on Tidal, have to think it will disappear?

I think this is the 12th release from the 12 Days of PJ

Well, that's pretty bogus on the bands part! I paid for the digital through Ten Club when if I knew it was going to be available to stream on Tidal I wouldn't have!

It's better to purchase than stream. You would need to stream an album about 1500 times to count as 1 sale.

Not the point! I purchased the MP3 through the Ten Club and basically it is the same thing as a stream and listen on my phone and through my phone on my car when if I knew it was going to be available on Tidal I never would've bought the MP3 through the 10 Club, it's absolutely not right! Ands I could give a rats ass about the $10.00, it's the point of not having the information to make my own choice!

Gimme a break.  The band has every right to sell its music as an MP3 and also stream it.  Every band in the world sells digital downloads and streams its music.  Why would you expect Pearl Jam to be any different?  

The entitlement of this fan club is embarrassing. 

1ThoughtKnown

igotid88 said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

Highest I've seen
#6 Itunes Rock Charts
#84 Itunes 100 albums
#7 Amazon Rock Albums
#56 Amazon 100
Don't have streaming numbers. Well Spotify tells you how many listens

How many listens on Spotify? I just listen to it through my Google Hub

It varies for different songs. Some had over 3000 listens. Between 1-8k plays per each.

Very cool. I listened to the whole thing last night on there. Sounded great through my Google Hub Nest (I think that’s what it’s called lol)

Does it play it from Google Play? Also 150 streams of a song is equal to 1 sale. And that's for paid service. If you're using the free service it's 300 I think. Or 1500 or 3000 streams is equal to 1 album. For example The Who would have had the #1 album on Billboard 200. They sold 89,000 copies. But only have about 1000 stream equivalent sales. The album that ended up #1 only sold 2,000 but had 90,000 SEA.

I’m really no expert on streaming services. I won a Google Hub Nest two weeks ago at work and it let me sign into Spotify on it.  My wife has a Spotify account so I used it. Last night I said “Hey Google, play Pearl Jam Vault #9 on Spotify” and she responded “Ok, playing Pearl Jam Vault 9 on Spotify”.
Fantastic 😀.  

igotid88

Some idiot gave 1 star on Amazon because he couldn't download it. Let's bring that rating up

OceansJenny

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

igotid88

OceansJenny said:

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

Well it was a year before Last Exit and Tremor Christ were released. So don't know if the lyrics were set in stone yet. Like Immortality in April 1994

OceansJenny

igotid88 said:

OceansJenny said:

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

Well it was a year before Last Exit and Tremor Christ were released. So don't know if the lyrics were set in stone yet. Like Immortality in April 1994

Ok Immortality at the Orpheum was epic. While lyrics weren’t set in stone, at least he had A SET. 

Plus we know he knows the lyrics to Got a Feelin and Rockin.

NewJPage

OceansJenny said:

igotid88 said:

OceansJenny said:

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

Well it was a year before Last Exit and Tremor Christ were released. So don't know if the lyrics were set in stone yet. Like Immortality in April 1994

Ok Immortality at the Orpheum was epic. While lyrics weren’t set in stone, at least he had A SET. 

Plus we know he knows the lyrics to Got a Feelin and Rockin.

Just glancing through setlists it looks like this might have been only I've got a feeling in 1993. Was somewhat of a staple in 92 but pretty rare 93/94 then not again until more recent (much worse) versions.

1ThoughtKnown

igotid88 said:

OceansJenny said:

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

Well it was a year before Last Exit and Tremor Christ were released. So don't know if the lyrics were set in stone yet. Like Immortality in April 1994

I’m sure it was a vault release because of the Mamason Trilogy more than any other reason. 

I’m not sure how old you are, but that was the band in the early 90s, dealing with fame and all the shit that came with it as well as the personal demons. It’s raw... it’s what live shows were like back then.  I (unfortunately) never saw them back then because I was broke in Buttfuck Alberta (middle of nowhere) but other alternative/punk bands I did get to see in that time period had that same raw, us-against the world vibe/mentality.  Was a great time to be alive! That may be what you are missing, because it came through loud and clear to me. Like a flashback... 😎

igotid88

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

OceansJenny said:

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

Well it was a year before Last Exit and Tremor Christ were released. So don't know if the lyrics were set in stone yet. Like Immortality in April 1994

I’m sure it was a vault release because of the Mamason Trilogy more than any other reason. 

I’m not sure how old you are, but that was the band in the early 90s, dealing with fame and all the shit that came with it as well as the personal demons. It’s raw... it’s what live shows were like back then.  I (unfortunately) never saw them back then because I was broke in Buttfuck Alberta (middle of nowhere) but other alternative/punk bands I did get to see in that time period had that same raw, us-against the world vibe/mentality.  Was a great time to be alive! That may be what you are missing, because it came through loud and clear to me. Like a flashback... 😎

Me or her? I've been a fan since the beginning

1ThoughtKnown

igotid88 said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

OceansJenny said:

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

Well it was a year before Last Exit and Tremor Christ were released. So don't know if the lyrics were set in stone yet. Like Immortality in April 1994

I’m sure it was a vault release because of the Mamason Trilogy more than any other reason. 

I’m not sure how old you are, but that was the band in the early 90s, dealing with fame and all the shit that came with it as well as the personal demons. It’s raw... it’s what live shows were like back then.  I (unfortunately) never saw them back then because I was broke in Buttfuck Alberta (middle of nowhere) but other alternative/punk bands I did get to see in that time period had that same raw, us-against the world vibe/mentality.  Was a great time to be alive! That may be what you are missing, because it came through loud and clear to me. Like a flashback... 😎

Me or her? I've been a fan since the beginning

Hmmmmm... I appear to have screwed up that quote somehow.. 😂.
I was responding to Jenny.. Same post as you.  

OceansJenny

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

OceansJenny said:

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

Well it was a year before Last Exit and Tremor Christ were released. So don't know if the lyrics were set in stone yet. Like Immortality in April 1994

I’m sure it was a vault release because of the Mamason Trilogy more than any other reason. 

I’m not sure how old you are, but that was the band in the early 90s, dealing with fame and all the shit that came with it as well as the personal demons. It’s raw... it’s what live shows were like back then.  I (unfortunately) never saw them back then because I was broke in Buttfuck Alberta (middle of nowhere) but other alternative/punk bands I did get to see in that time period had that same raw, us-against the world vibe/mentality.  Was a great time to be alive! That may be what you are missing, because it came through loud and clear to me. Like a flashback... 😎

Me or her? I've been a fan since the beginning

Hmmmmm... I appear to have screwed up that quote somehow.. 😂.
I was responding to Jenny.. Same post as you.  

Thanks bud! I am a bit younger (was only 6 in 93) but am well versed and listened to a bunch from that era. Very much so seems like a great time to be alive.

Makes sense it was released just for the Mamason trilogy. This vault just seems a bit weaker than others from that era (NYE 92, Orpheum 94, Slims 93, anything Europe 92, etc).

1ThoughtKnown

OceansJenny said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

OceansJenny said:

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

Well it was a year before Last Exit and Tremor Christ were released. So don't know if the lyrics were set in stone yet. Like Immortality in April 1994

I’m sure it was a vault release because of the Mamason Trilogy more than any other reason. 

I’m not sure how old you are, but that was the band in the early 90s, dealing with fame and all the shit that came with it as well as the personal demons. It’s raw... it’s what live shows were like back then.  I (unfortunately) never saw them back then because I was broke in Buttfuck Alberta (middle of nowhere) but other alternative/punk bands I did get to see in that time period had that same raw, us-against the world vibe/mentality.  Was a great time to be alive! That may be what you are missing, because it came through loud and clear to me. Like a flashback... 😎

Me or her? I've been a fan since the beginning

Hmmmmm... I appear to have screwed up that quote somehow.. 😂.
I was responding to Jenny.. Same post as you.  

Thanks bud! I am a bit younger (was only 6 in 93) but am well versed and listened to a bunch from that era. Very much so seems like a great time to be alive.

Makes sense it was released just for the Mamason trilogy. This vault just seems a bit weaker than others from that era (NYE 92, Orpheum 94, Slims 93, anything Europe 92, etc).

Well Orpheum has its own album already. But you are quite correct, there are plenty to choose from. 😎. Keep em comin.

NewJPage

OceansJenny said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

1ThoughtKnown said:

igotid88 said:

OceansJenny said:

Just listened on Spotify yesterday - I didn't love this show. Sure its got that early 90s PJ energy to it but Eddie botched the lyrics for Last Exit, Tremor, I've Got a Feeling, and Rockin'. He barely sang any lyrics for I've Got a Feeling. Was he drunk (honest question)?

The Mamason trilogy was great. Besides that, meh. Theres plenty of other early 90s shows that are better.

Am I missing something? 

Well it was a year before Last Exit and Tremor Christ were released. So don't know if the lyrics were set in stone yet. Like Immortality in April 1994

I’m sure it was a vault release because of the Mamason Trilogy more than any other reason. 

I’m not sure how old you are, but that was the band in the early 90s, dealing with fame and all the shit that came with it as well as the personal demons. It’s raw... it’s what live shows were like back then.  I (unfortunately) never saw them back then because I was broke in Buttfuck Alberta (middle of nowhere) but other alternative/punk bands I did get to see in that time period had that same raw, us-against the world vibe/mentality.  Was a great time to be alive! That may be what you are missing, because it came through loud and clear to me. Like a flashback... 😎

Me or her? I've been a fan since the beginning

Hmmmmm... I appear to have screwed up that quote somehow.. 😂.
I was responding to Jenny.. Same post as you.  

Thanks bud! I am a bit younger (was only 6 in 93) but am well versed and listened to a bunch from that era. Very much so seems like a great time to be alive.

Makes sense it was released just for the Mamason trilogy. This vault just seems a bit weaker than others from that era (NYE 92, Orpheum 94, Slims 93, anything Europe 92, etc).

Slims is a hard YES from me. The seamless transition from dirty frank jam into rats is fantastic and worth a release just for that

KN219077

This vault was better than expected and maybe worth it for the mamasan and I’ve got a feeling performances alone 

H.Chinaski

I love this show. The pissed off version of alive is amazing and mamason songs are great! I hope the vinyl keeps some of Ed's banter in... I used to have a shitty cassette boot of it back in the day and listened to it non stop.

NewJPage

Waiting for the vinyl to arrive to listen but quite excited for the show. Late 93 very good period