Into The Wild Vinyl

PABLINHO

I don´t know what do you think but I´ve been trying to buy a copy of Into the Wild vinyl but the prices are over 200 british pounds!!! I think it could be interesting if the Tenclub make more copies available to avoid paying so much money for a record.

jmk

Same goes for the Benaroya Hall vinyl set. Why don't we make a petition to have these two re-issued! These first pressings will still be valuable and remain collectors items, even if re-issues were to be released.

JohnBriggs

One of these days I will score one.

Vedder_Girl77

I'm looking for Into the Wild and Benaroyal Hall on vinyl too but the prices are outrageous! If you start a petition to the Ten Club about reissuing these on vinyl...add me to your list!

youngster

jmk wrote:

Same goes for the Benaroya Hall vinyl set. Why don't we make a petition to have these two re-issued! These first pressings will still be valuable and remain collectors items, even if re-issues were to be released.

I already own both Benaroya Hall and ITW on vinyl and I would be in favor of re-issuing these. Too many people were left out on the original sale and because of the limited pressings, the prices have shot out of range of the average person. You are right that the original pressings will still hold their value, so no one who owns them should worry about the value plummeting. Though the odds are slim, it wouldn't hurt to try.

redrock

cropduster82 wrote:

I already own both Benaroya Hall and ITW on vinyl and I would be in favor of re-issuing these. Too many people were left out on the original sale

That's the whole idea behind limited pressings... limited.

cropduster82 wrote:

You are right that the original pressings will still hold their value, so no one who owns them should worry about the value plummeting.

The value will not 'plummet' but it will certainly decrease. A lot of people looking for these albums are not collectors per se, they are just the people who did not get one in the original sale. Most of them really don't care if it is an original press or not. If a re-issue is to flood the market, those are the ones that will purchase it and no longer seek the 'original'. Therefore less demand for the original (because demand was not for the 'status of the item' - ie original but for the item itself, ie a vinyl), therefore lower price for the original pressing.

youngster

redrock wrote:

cropduster82 wrote:

I already own both Benaroya Hall and ITW on vinyl and I would be in favor of re-issuing these. Too many people were left out on the original sale

That's the whole idea behind limited pressings... limited.

cropduster82 wrote:

You are right that the original pressings will still hold their value, so no one who owns them should worry about the value plummeting.

The value will not 'plummet' but it will certainly decrease. A lot of people looking for these albums are not collectors per se, they are just the people who did not get one in the original sale. Most of them really don't care if it is an original press or not. If a re-issue is to flood the market, those are the ones that will purchase it and no longer seek the 'original'. Therefore less demand for the original (because demand was not for the 'status of the item' - ie original but for the item itself, ie a vinyl), therefore lower price for the original pressing.

I see you're point about the value decreasing a bit. But for me, I don't really care about what it's worth. Honestly. I don't plan on ever flipping it for $$. I enjoy listening to it every now and again and that's the beauty of it. For me it's like any other record I own, when I feel like listening, I do. Whether it's worth $7 or $700 I will enjoy it either way. I wouldn't care if they were re-issued because more people could enjoy them like I do.

LukinFan

I have a sealed ITW on vinyl for anyone that has a B-Ham 98 poster

Snoopy Died For Our Sins

I think they should re-release Benny Hall for sure

1st pressings always maintain their value with hardcore collectors, and it is they who are shelling out the $600+ for the Benny LPs

ComeToTX

seeing how rare my ITW is makes me pissed it arrived with a tear on the inside cover. my favorite piece of vinyl i own by far still!

goingtoverona

does anyone know anything about the ITW picture disc vinyls? i saw one on ebay a while back that sold for mad cash like 600 or 700 but the thing looked pretty sweet. anyone have any idea how many are out there or where to buy one?

SpinTheBlackCircle74

Vedder_Girl77 wrote:

I'm looking for Into the Wild and Benaroyal Hall on vinyl too but the prices are outrageous! If you start a petition to the Ten Club about reissuing these on vinyl...add me to your list!

Me to, same with Lost Dogs and rearviewmirror.

norm

goingtoverona wrote:

does anyone know anything about the ITW picture disc vinyls? i saw one on ebay a while back that sold for mad cash like 600 or 700 but the thing looked pretty sweet. anyone have any idea how many are out there or where to buy one?

there are about 150-200...they were given out to the cast and crew i believe

redrock

ComeToTX wrote:

seeing how rare my ITW is makes me pissed it arrived with a tear on the inside cover. my favorite piece of vinyl i own by far still!

Where did you get yours from? My cover had a tear on the top bit (I think a number were damaged like that). I e-mailed and got a replacement cover (obviously they could not send a 'complete' replacement.

analogueaddict72

ITW should be made available again, the thing that pisses me off are those not even playing it and probably don't even own a deck or have any plans to buy one.

Well I'm one of the black circlers since 94 and I've had enough of it, Benny I'm not that fussed about, yeah it would be nice but RVM would be what I'd really like and ITW as well.

I'm sure when PJ had their statement about vinyl on Vitalogy sleeve didn't intend people to buy loads of copies then post pictures of sealed copies to piss other fans off. Those who are saying they are investments are likely to see the value decrease when superior better packaged versions emerge over the next few years and serves you fucking right.

I've never bought vinyl for it to be worth more, it's to be played, I recently managed to secure via Ebay John Frusciante's album "Inside of Emptiness" on vinyl and I'm chuffed to bits. I bought awesome Empyrean recently and followed it with with the Kid A flavoured "A Sphere In The Heart Of Silence" . Under the impression I'd be waiting for the unlikely repressing of this I managed to win it for $46, it's sealed and not played. I guarantee you I'll putting an end to that when it arrives, it will be going on the turntable again and again.

I'm reliably informed by my friend who turned me on to John F that this is his best album yet and pretty damn rare to get hold of but it won;t becoming something to stick on the wall, I'm gonna spin that black circle.

Vinyl is superior and more fulfilling than digital formats and it's a crime to see it as wall art, play it or sell it to someone who will, you can't take it with you.

SolarWorld

I heard ten club still has a number of beny sets locked up at the warehouse.

pjpitt89

i would definitely be in favor of re-issuing both of them. who wouldnt? let's be honest. screw ebay

ComeToTX

redrock wrote:

ComeToTX wrote:

seeing how rare my ITW is makes me pissed it arrived with a tear on the inside cover. my favorite piece of vinyl i own by far still!

Where did you get yours from? My cover had a tear on the top bit (I think a number were damaged like that). I e-mailed and got a replacement cover (obviously they could not send a 'complete' replacement.

this site

redrock

ComeToTX wrote:

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Mine was from Aural Exploits. If they got spare covers, 10C must have had some....

stevehomeair

My into the wild had a tear on the top..i bought it to listen to..not keep in shrink wrap...I listened to benna vinyl thursday night....sounded amazing...i think the drop in the park ...seattle vinyl was recorded perfect...and might the best pj vinyl..havn't heard soldier stadium vinyl yet..probably awesome quality too.

zdogbone

analogueaddict72 wrote:

ITW should be made available again, the thing that pisses me off are those not even playing it and probably don't even own a deck or have any plans to buy one.

Well I'm one of the black circlers since 94 and I've had enough of it, Benny I'm not that fussed about, yeah it would be nice but RVM would be what I'd really like and ITW as well.

I'm sure when PJ had their statement about vinyl on Vitalogy sleeve didn't intend people to buy loads of copies then post pictures of sealed copies to piss other fans off. Those who are saying they are investments are likely to see the value decrease when superior better packaged versions emerge over the next few years and serves you fucking right.

I've never bought vinyl for it to be worth more, it's to be played, I recently managed to secure via Ebay John Frusciante's album "Inside of Emptiness" on vinyl and I'm chuffed to bits. I bought awesome Empyrean recently and followed it with with the Kid A flavoured "A Sphere In The Heart Of Silence" . Under the impression I'd be waiting for the unlikely repressing of this I managed to win it for $46, it's sealed and not played. I guarantee you I'll putting an end to that when it arrives, it will be going on the turntable again and again.

I'm reliably informed by my friend who turned me on to John F that this is his best album yet and pretty damn rare to get hold of but it won;t becoming something to stick on the wall, I'm gonna spin that black circle.

Vinyl is superior and more fulfilling than digital formats and it's a crime to see it as wall art, play it or sell it to someone who will, you can't take it with you.

i totally agree.. I paid 120 for binaural from the good 'ol bay.. oh how it had eluded me.. How long do you think it took me to rip it open and slap it down and throw on my sennheisers? :ugeek: