25 Days of Pearl Jam @ Easy Street Records

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  • H.Chinaski
    H.Chinaski Brooklyn, NY Posts: 1,600
    Prices seem pretty steep there. Seen an OG Ten for 75$ at A1 in NYC the other day also picked up yield there for 50$ a few months back.
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  • kramer73
    kramer73 Posts: 2,628
    RobbyD462 said:

    I think its funny that they are over charging for all these albums.
    Its also plus tax in Wash state.lol
    This isnt Ebay Easy Street.

    It's their business, so they can name the price. Someone will buy it, or it will sit there.
  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,642
    edited September 2016
    I never expect sought after originals to be cheaper at record stores. If want cheap originals you find them online. Record stores mark everything that is sealed way up in my experience. I only buy used albums from record stores and buy sealed online.
    Post edited by PJ_Soul on
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  • Patrick_Sea3
    Patrick_Sea3 West Seattle Posts: 933
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  • PJ_Soul said:

    JB128716 said:

    Never understood the obsession with original pressings or still sealed. Hell, lots of times the reissue sounds better because technology got better.

    The majority of the times it's just the opposite. The most TLC and greatest thought process during recording as a whole goes into the album's original release. Afterwards re-releases and reissues run a high risk of being rushed to market and done as a quick pressing in hopes of record labels making a quick cash grab.

    On top of that, even though the technology is better, any remixing or remastering is centered around the most popular format of music in the time of it's re-release. The end result is that only a few artists give deep consideration to how a re-release will actually sound on vinyl and be more concerned with how it will sound via streaming or through computer speakers.
    Yeah, you're right. I don't know why I initially kind of agreed on that point, because I know that originals usually sound better than reissues. There are rare cases where reissues are just as good or even better, but almost never, because that takes a lot more care and attention than most artists are willing to invest (Neil Young is a good example of someone who puts the attention needed to give us great sounding reissues. Bob Dylan too, in some cases). PJ obviously is not willing to invest that kind of care in their reissues.
    This is a well documented issue known as the "loudness wars." Check out this simple video viewed over 2 million times that explains it.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gmex_4hreQ

    All these reissues do is turn up the volume. There is no technological improvement. You may get new posters, playing cards, or unreleased tracks, but for reasons explained in the video, you are actually getting a downgraded audio file. Neil Young has been trying to make consumers aware of this as you say above. Original vinyl will be the best available audio in most cases.
  • SomethingCreative
    SomethingCreative Kazoo, MI Posts: 3,409
    I've never seen a no code - riot act OG sealed for under $100 in a record store so I don't get all the "overpriced" talk
    "Well, I think this band is incapable of sucking."
    -my dad after hearing Not for You for the first time on SNL .
  • PJ_Soul said:

    I never expect sought after originals to be cheaper at record stores. If want cheap originals you find them online. Record stores mark everything that is sealed way up in my experience. I only buy used albums from record stores and buy sealed online.

    Exactly. You pay a premium for the instant gratification. No fingers crossed waiting for auctions to end in hopes you'll actually get the item, no shipping hassles, no hoping what you bought will actually look like what's pictured.
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  • RobbyD462
    RobbyD462 Victoria BC Posts: 4,812
    We all know and understand how they keep their lights on.
    Im just not a big fan of Easy Street anymore.
    -Seattle,Wash-Key Arena-9/21/9 -Vancouver,B.C-Rogers Arena-12/4/13 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/6/24
    -Seattle,Wash-Key Arena-9/22/9 -Pemberton,B.C-7/17/16
    -Vancouver,B.C-GM Place -9/25/9 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/8/18
    -Vancouver,B.C-Pacific Coliseum-9/25/11 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/10/18
    -Misoula,MT-Adams Field House-9/30/12 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/4/24

  • Dr. Delight
    Dr. Delight Posts: 11,210

    I've never seen a no code - riot act OG sealed for under $100 in a record store so I don't get all the "overpriced" talk

    Did they list a No Code or Riot Act?
    And so you see, I have come to doubt
    All that I once held as true
    I stand alone without beliefs
    The only truth I know is you.
  • RobbyD462
    RobbyD462 Victoria BC Posts: 4,812
    -Seattle,Wash-Key Arena-9/21/9 -Vancouver,B.C-Rogers Arena-12/4/13 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/6/24
    -Seattle,Wash-Key Arena-9/22/9 -Pemberton,B.C-7/17/16
    -Vancouver,B.C-GM Place -9/25/9 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/8/18
    -Vancouver,B.C-Pacific Coliseum-9/25/11 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/10/18
    -Misoula,MT-Adams Field House-9/30/12 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/4/24

  • Patrick_Sea3
    Patrick_Sea3 West Seattle Posts: 933
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  • quasi
    quasi Posts: 492
    RobbyD462 said:

    I think its funny that they are over charging for all these albums.
    Its also plus tax in Wash state.lol
    This isnt Ebay Easy Street.

    They tend to overcharge on their vinyl a lot. I consitently find most new releases at least $5 cheaper at local competitors.
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  • Patrick_Sea3
    Patrick_Sea3 West Seattle Posts: 933
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  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 97,154
    Have all the Green River vinyl sell out @ Easy Street?
  • SomethingCreative
    SomethingCreative Kazoo, MI Posts: 3,409

    I've never seen a no code - riot act OG sealed for under $100 in a record store so I don't get all the "overpriced" talk

    Did they list a No Code or Riot Act?
    I meant No Code through Riot Act. Yield wasn't outrageously priced is was I was getting at.
    "Well, I think this band is incapable of sucking."
    -my dad after hearing Not for You for the first time on SNL .
  • RKCNDY
    RKCNDY Posts: 31,013
    RobbyD462 said:

    We all know and understand how they keep their lights on.
    Im just not a big fan of Easy Street anymore.

    If you go in there often enough, buy stuff...you will get treasures for a great deal.
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