* Live On Ten Legs - Jan. 18, 2011 *

2-feign-reluctance · November 2010

dimitrispearljam wrote:

im not happy..they should give us the vinyl-cd-Deluxe box for.......FREE.............

Me neither! Someone call the whaaaaa-bulance. I want everything and I want it now (Veruca Salt style).

Stereotype · November 2010

I only order the vinyl - because I love vinyls. Someday I might buy a CD but I'll see about that. Don't need all the extra stuff, esp. if I think about the price.

NewJPage · November 2010

ordered the international box for some reason. not super pumped about it, but will still love it when i get it, especially the vinyl. not sure why the box is not a 10club option.

of course, if they ever release pre-98 stuff, this will be a dust collector. maybe they don't want to do that because they know the old shows will blow the newer one's away?

Digital Twilight · November 2010

2-feign-reluctance wrote:

Digital Twilight wrote:

If the new mixing and mastering makes a significant difference then this might be worth a look but personally I'm a little puzzled to why a band who release every show would do a compilation!? Unless they are going to do a big retail will promotion like a new studio album i'm not sure how much of a market there is for this. Sure there are some hardcore fans who would buy anything from a frisby to a garden gnome set if 'Pearl Jam' was on it some where but most PJ fans will opt out of this I think and surley when they decided to release this they must have discussed this issue.

Either way if makes you happy buy it, if not then there's not much point going on about it y'know?

Cool art work by the way...

The idea made by someone else on here that this is a companion piece to L02L makes more sense to me. That one covered 1991-1998 and this one covers 2000-2010 (though not from live 2000 boots, but still studio work). I would expect more releases next year that dig deeper. This release makes all kinds of sense to me.

Isn't it 2003 onwards? and live on two legs is just 1998 tour :?

Surley they could just release one or a few of the live boots instead? They did that for 2003 bootlegs and 2006 gorge box set. I honestly thought they would have released the Philly box set to retail.

CrookedLittleVein · November 2010

Paul David wrote:

people around here have to realize that 10C members are not Pearl Jam's bread and butter. No band's fan club is. LO10L is not being released to the uber-fan. The box set is. But the vinyl and cd release are obviously for the semi-hardcore fan, those that don't go nuts and buy a whole tour's of boots, or any boots for that matter. Or the uber-casual fan.

Come on, people, don't act like this is your girlfriend who got you socks for your birthday!

Cash cow? Gimme a break. Every elitest fan that doesn't get exactly the setlist/goodie they want, cries foul. It's pretty pathetic.

Someone should make this post a sticky underneath the announcement. The only post here that makes perfect sense.

LikeAnOpeningBandForTheSun · November 2010

"yeah I kinda stopped listening to them after Ten, too much weird angry crap after that, but I heard the Fixer on the radio between the newest Nickelback and Puddle of Mudd singles and I really dug it and bought Backspacer. its a real "return to form" album for them"

--Eddie Vedder, on Pearl Jam and why 18 years of music was pretty much gutted on this release.

just kidding people! dont get your panties in wads.

JOEJOEJOE · November 2010

seems as if most of the people complaining about "Live on Teg Legs" are all ending their posts with "But in any case, I will still buy it"

2-feign-reluctance · November 2010

Digital Twilight wrote:

2-feign-reluctance wrote:

Digital Twilight wrote:

If the new mixing and mastering makes a significant difference then this might be worth a look but personally I'm a little puzzled to why a band who release every show would do a compilation!? Unless they are going to do a big retail will promotion like a new studio album i'm not sure how much of a market there is for this. Sure there are some hardcore fans who would buy anything from a frisby to a garden gnome set if 'Pearl Jam' was on it some where but most PJ fans will opt out of this I think and surley when they decided to release this they must have discussed this issue.

Either way if makes you happy buy it, if not then there's not much point going on about it y'know?

Cool art work by the way...

The idea made by someone else on here that this is a companion piece to L02L makes more sense to me. That one covered 1991-1998 and this one covers 2000-2010 (though not from live 2000 boots, but still studio work). I would expect more releases next year that dig deeper. This release makes all kinds of sense to me.

Isn't it 2003 onwards? and live on two legs is just 1998 tour :?

Surley they could just release one or a few of the live boots instead? They did that for 2003 bootlegs and 2006 gorge box set. I honestly thought they would have released the Philly box set to retail.

What I meant was that the catalog on LO2L covers 1990-1998.

Digital Twilight · November 2010

2-feign-reluctance wrote:

What I meant was that the catalog on LO2L covers 1990-1998.

Gotcha.

KingJeremyD · November 2010

I am not to excited about this release...I think pearl jam and management could have given all these tracks free to 10c members....As in a free download...Since, all of these tracks are already on bootlegs that have been available for sale...But, that imo...With all that stated...I still will purchase it on cd and vinyl...

Jeremy

boyo79 · November 2010

ThinkImDoinOK wrote:

Seems pretty clear that Lo10L is a follow up to Lo2L meant to be a second disc in a set. Notice there are no repeats between the first disc and the second disc. I think the idea of the new release being heavy on more recent stuff is that the old disc is inherently filled with the older stuff. If you listen to them together you have a solid representation of their first 20 years.

Hmm, when you look at it in this context it makes perfect sense. I guess many of us (myself included) didn't think of it that way. When I'm sold now, so i'll be purchasing the deluxe set shortly...

watch_the_flames · November 2010

i'm psyched about new live vinyl so i bought it. wish the shows they're from would be made available though. i'm hoping for some 04 or 07 that i don't already have an official boot for

boyo79 · November 2010

watch_the_flames wrote:

i'm psyched about new live vinyl so i bought it. wish the shows they're from would be made available though. i'm hoping for some 04 or 07 that i don't already have an official boot for

completely agree. would love to hear stuff official '07 recordings, i'm still miffed they never released 07 boots

Digital Twilight · November 2010

boyo79 wrote:

watch_the_flames wrote:

i'm psyched about new live vinyl so i bought it. wish the shows they're from would be made available though. i'm hoping for some 04 or 07 that i don't already have an official boot for

completely agree. would love to hear stuff official '07 recordings, i'm still miffed they never released 07 boots

Me too I went to two shows that tour :evil:

zootown · November 2010

I for one ordered it, and see it as a direct attempt to draw in new listeners as they prepare for a tour...I mean, look at the promo video- that must be in S. America somewhere- they are trying to give the impression that PJ shows are religious experiences and not to be missed. Of course, I could be wrong SINCE I AM NOT IN THE BAND NOR DO I WORK FOR PJ, and have truly no insight as to their intent ( and neither do any of the naysayers around here). By the way, if I WAS in the band and read some of the posts in this thread, I would be shaking my head in disgust!