Binaural Vinyl... What's the dillio?

tkepearljamn

Back in my younger days... I remember going to the record store and there always being a copy of Binaural on vinyl. Now they are few and far between. I haven't seen one in a few years.

How many were printed?

I know they reprinted TEN on 180 gram, but were any of the other records reprinted on 180 gram?

Was Vitalogy the most printed PJ vinyl? It seems to be the most abundant of the vinyl resources the band has put out.

Just as a nerd that always checks the vinyl slot for records I was wondering.

restlesssoul

i think ten and vs have recently been redone. vitalogy was released on vinyl a week before on cd, so there are lots of them around. live on two legs and binaural are the rarest of the studio type stuff i think. binaural is the only one i dont have and its usually upwards of 100 bucks on ebay....love that album, i need to get it.

rhinomagic

tkepearljamn wrote:

Back in my younger days... I remember going to the record store and there always being a copy of Binaural on vinyl. Now they are few and far between. I haven't seen one in a few years.

How many were printed?

I know they reprinted TEN on 180 gram, but were any of the other records reprinted on 180 gram?

Was Vitalogy the most printed PJ vinyl? It seems to be the most abundant of the vinyl resources the band has put out.

Just as a nerd that always checks the vinyl slot for records I was wondering.

I'm pretty sure that Ten and Benaroya are the only two recordings pressed onto 180 g vinyl.

Binaural is the toughest to find because it is adored by vinyl enthusiasts. In my opinion, the album is best experienced when using a turntable and a pair of headphones.

I don't know why Live on Two Legs is so difficult to locate, other than perhaps they didn't press many copies of it. Fear of this is why I have always purchased PJ's LPs on release day. Consequently, I have them all now and don't have to search like a madman.

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