Pearl Jam promo items

theserialthrilla wrote:

take the dvd off that list..i dont want to be labeled in the same group as you ..lol

forget it Kev, your a loser too and you know it, stop squirming, man up and accept it.

your a collector, you are pathetic.

Wow, some super cool stuff in here. I'll add my favorite old shirt to the list:





"Annoying," wrote Robert Hilburn in the L.A. Times. "Offensive," added Bob Keyes of the Argus-Leader.

"(They) flail about in search of a groove and a song," concluded David Browne in Entertainment Weekly.

Even more damning was Nirvana's Kurt Cobain: "There are a lot of really mainstream bands, who sound just like Poison or resemble Poison very much, and they're being promoted as alternative bands. I find that really offensive. I think one of the biggest examples of that would be Pearl Jam."

And from the offended to the disgusted: "Pearl Jam — a hopeless Seattle Sub Pop wannabe band. Ick," courtesy of Steve Bojanowski, a Triangle staff writer.

The band had barely arrived, and the backlash was in full swing. But Pearl Jam — Jeff Ament, Stone Gossard, Mike McCready, Eddie Vedder and original drummer Dave Krusen — just laughed and added a quip of their own: "Pearl Jam Press love 'em," then put them all on an official promotional black and white T-shirt.

I'm not sure if this is a promo item but I have the Pearl Jam beach towel.

No code mobile is basically a thick paper thing to hang from string - Like a baby mobile... It's circular and a bit like the print on the cd

the yield display is about what they put in stores to promote the cd. It's huge with a massive yield sign attached on a post.

The calculater is a French promo

and the stamp is above and was also part of the vitalogy health club set. That's the easiest to find still

All My Rivals wrote:

Holy mother of GOD.

That is some incredible shit right there.

VERY VERY impressive. I am a TOTAL sucker for No Code and Vitalogy, and NOTHING kicks as much as as the JD bottles.. what is the No Code mobile? Yield Counter display? NO Code stamp AND calculator?

Realistically... what are the chances of getting any of this stuff still?

Anyone willing to trade for vitalogy/no code stuff let me know lol

ACE10 wrote:

Wow, some super cool stuff in here. I'll add my favorite old shirt to the list:





"Annoying," wrote Robert Hilburn in the L.A. Times. "Offensive," added Bob Keyes of the Argus-Leader.

"(They) flail about in search of a groove and a song," concluded David Browne in Entertainment Weekly.

Even more damning was Nirvana's Kurt Cobain: "There are a lot of really mainstream bands, who sound just like Poison or resemble Poison very much, and they're being promoted as alternative bands. I find that really offensive. I think one of the biggest examples of that would be Pearl Jam."

And from the offended to the disgusted: "Pearl Jam — a hopeless Seattle Sub Pop wannabe band. Ick," courtesy of Steve Bojanowski, a Triangle staff writer.

The band had barely arrived, and the backlash was in full swing. But Pearl Jam — Jeff Ament, Stone Gossard, Mike McCready, Eddie Vedder and original drummer Dave Krusen — just laughed and added a quip of their own: "Pearl Jam Press love 'em," then put them all on an official promotional black and white T-shirt.

I so want this shirt!

I have the Virgin Promo Poster that was given out with the yeild album in 98

why not any mention of the famous (infamous) 1995 tour film that never got released?

Snoopy Died For Our Sins wrote:

why not any mention of the famous (infamous) 1995 tour film that never got released?

cause it doesn't exist, and non of us have ever seen it's weirdness and to mention it's name could get this wonderful thread shut down

We have the Daughter signed card promo Les Paul guitar sunburst issued by Sony when the single was released. Authenticated from around 92-93 with Dave A's sig with the rest of the guys. Also have the the 2009 New Z/Oz tour geer - embroideered surf shorts with backspacer shirt. I mentioned these as I hadn't seen them listed yet. Guitar sounds great for age and has been cared for since that time. Crew outfit came from a wonderful original crew member.