AFTER EPIC and BEFORE MONKEYWRENCH

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I think these items were the transition between Sony/EPIC and MONKEYWRENCH, using Ten Club & BMG/J Records:

DATE / J Records CODE / TITLE (Country / How I got it)

2003 11 26 Self-Released MAN OF THE HOUR / (Demo) (US CD / Ten Club $)

2004 07 27 Self-Released Benaroya Hall 2003 10 22 (US CD / Ten Club $)
2004 07 27 82876-63424-2 Benaroya Hall 2003 10 22 (US CD / Stores $)
2004 07 27 82876-63486-2 Benaroya Hall 2003 10 22 (EU CD PROMO "Not For Sale" / eBay $)

2005 Self-Released DIGITAL BOOTS (MP3 / TEN CLUB $)

2006 05 02 Self-Released LIVE IN NYC 1992 12 31 (US CD / Ten Club $)
2006 05 02 Self-Released PEARL JAM (Avocado) (US CD BOOK / Ten Club $)
2006 05 02 82876-71467-2 PEARL JAM (Avocado) (US CD / Stores $)
2006 06 20 82876-71466-2 LIVE AT EASY STREET 2005 04 29 (US CD / Ten Club $)

2006 03 14 82876-82194-2 WORLD WIDE SUICIDE (US CD PROMO "Not For Sale" / eBay $)
2006 08 28 82876-84993-2 LIFE WASTED / (Radio Edit) (EU CD PROMO "Not For Sale" / eBay $)
2006 10 07 88697-00118-2 GONE (US CD PROMO "Not For Sale" / eBay $)

2006 Self-Released DIGITAL BOOTS (MP3 & FLAC / TEN CLUB $)

Hope to take a photo of my vinyls, I don't have Benaroya, but Avocado and their singles. The Benaroya Vinyl i$ hard to get :(

I think "Live At The Showbox" DVD is a Self-Released too. Maybe it was released before Man Of The Hour.

"Pearl Jam’s contract with Epic Records had concluded in 2003, but they were not yet prepared to release an album without label support. They considered several options, including independent punk label Epitaph Records. Ultimately, manager Kelly Curtis secured a one-record deal with J Records, which, ironically, during the album’s production, became a subsidiary of Sony Music following its merger with J’s parent company, BMG. This meant Pearl Jam was effectively back under a parent company of Sony/Epic, from which they had just departed." - https://theyeargrungebroke.com/2024/05/pearl-jam-pearl-jam-2006-2/

Seeya!

darthvedder

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