Hey how about those 2 missing Ten Club singles!

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  • rb173565
    rb173565 Posts: 117
    ahem... may i refer you to the METALLICA VINYL CLUB thread. not  a big enough fan to join but looks like a good deal for those that are... 4  vinyl records per year.... PER YEAR! 4 
  • disilluzion
    disilluzion Posts: 1,015
    Yeah, but after shipping and tax, that's ~$18 per record. Seems high to me for a 7".
  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,686
    4 records a year for that price vs no records per year at that price seems like a no-brainer. 
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  • Enzed
    Enzed NZ Posts: 563
    mace1229 said:
    Enzed said:
    but what if I've moved since the last time they asked us to update our mailing address?

    then update it again?
    BUT DON'T WE NEED AN EMAIL FROM THE TEN CLUB TO DO THIS?
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  • Enzed
    Enzed NZ Posts: 563
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    4 records a year for that price vs no records per year at that price seems like a no-brainer. 
    Fuck yeah.

    I jumped on it BECAUSE METALLICA ACTUALLY DELIVER.

    Had to do the one delivery option though because 4 deliveries to New Zealand are pretty pricey vs. one delivery at the end.
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  • my_wave
    my_wave clearwater, FL Posts: 356
    edited March 2020
    meanwhile another vinyl single release from mike's hockeytalkter records came out today... something tells me if anyone was against ending the vinyl singles it was mike,  i would think ed too but i'm not so sure anymore, i think the most frustrating thing for me personally is not knowing why a band that loves vinyl so much and has always been so passionate about it that has literally written songs about it decided to stop making vinyl singles for their fan club... late, delayed, whatever... they've always been late, i just want to know why they decided not to make them anymore, hopefully we'll get an answer someday, because you know on record store day we're all going to see pics of mike and ed at some record store buying records... so what happened?...
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  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 39,686
    my_wave said:
    meanwhile another vinyl single release from mike's hockeytalkter records came out today... something tells me if anyone was against ending the vinyl singles it was mike,  i would think ed too but i'm not so sure anymore, i think the most frustrating thing for me personally is not knowing why a band that loves vinyl so much and has always been so passionate about it that has literally written songs about it decided to stop making vinyl singles for their fan club... late, delayed, whatever... they've always been late, i just want to know why they decided not to make them anymore, hopefully we'll get an answer someday, because you know on record store day we're all going to see pics of mike and ed at some record store buying records... so what happened?...
    the vinyl singles have been fairly poor recently, with a majority being live tracks
    if they use studio tracks, they are leaving a ton of money on the table because of file sharing. 
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  • JB16057
    JB16057 Posts: 1,269
    my_wave said:
    not knowing why a band that loves vinyl so much and has always been so passionate about it that has literally written songs about it decided to stop making vinyl singles for their fan club... so what happened?...
    EXACTLY!!!!! I'd Spin the Black Circle if they would send them!! They are a bunch of spoiled rich hypocrites. If money was the issue, give the fan club the option to purchase it separately for more money. The Metallica example the other day was perfect. The big difference is that Metallica has been around much longer. Pearl Jam and the Ten Club have really shown that this fan club doesn't mean as much to them as it used to. 4 more days will mark 6 months since the last time these vinyl singles were mentioned. I'm still asking for a well overdue update.
  • Tim Simmons
    Tim Simmons Posts: 9,876
    edited March 2020
    We don't know anything. Its all assumptions. It may not be about the money at all. If all they cared about was money they'd tour the hell out of themselves and sell a shit ton of merch. So wanting more money isn't necessarily the motivator.

  • Tim Simmons
    Tim Simmons Posts: 9,876
    my guess is the time commitment doing it coupled with how bands engage with their audience is different now. When 10c started, it was the most personal way of engaging the fanbase. Thats different now with social media and the internet. Nothing is really intimate anymore. On top of that, the band has families and maybe the the DIY aesthetic of the 90s fanclub has become less important to them and they want to spend time with their wives and kids. And if they want/need to engage its easy to say whats up with a tweet or an IG post. 


  • Tim Simmons
    Tim Simmons Posts: 9,876
    edited March 2020
    I know its easy to be cynical in 2020, especially since we have been long waiting for 2 magazines and 2 7"s and have gotten minimal communication on their arrival, but its entirely possible that things aren't as nefarious and that it may just be a mundane explanation. 


    Which doesn't matter, because we'll never get an explanation anyway.
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  • JB16057
    JB16057 Posts: 1,269
    Tim Simmons said:
    We don't know anything. Its all assumptions. It may not be about the money at all. If all they cared about was money they'd tour the hell out of themselves and sell a shit ton of merch. So wanting more money isn't necessarily the motivator.

    I wasn't talking about trying to make more money. I was only referring to the fact that the $40 may not(most likely not) be enough to cover the cost of DEEP, the shirt and the vinyl singles. The band has always expressed their love towards vinyl and if they can no longer afford to send the record, some of us may be willing to buy it separate for an additional cost.

    But you are correct, these are only assumptions. Whatever the reason may be, its still pathetic that they don't feel the need to communicate with their fan club. Back to the Metallica reference, that band doesn't need the extra income as they have way more money than Pearl Jam. Metallica still feels the need to engage with their fan base on that level even though they've been around much longer. Pearl Jam became Record Store Day Ambassadors and then they stopped offering this a fan club exclusive.
  • Tim Simmons
    Tim Simmons Posts: 9,876
    To be fair, the record that they pulled wasn’t offered through record stores. 

    Also, I feel like PJ fans gave more meaning to being the ambassador than it actually entails. 
  • Tim Simmons
    Tim Simmons Posts: 9,876
    But again. People rail on them for communication. What if there is no change from August? Do we want communication that there is no change? It’s lose lose IMO. They say there’s no change, people get madder that there’s been no movement and we know there hasn’t been. But with the unknown, people will be less mad, but still be mad. I get why they address (or don’t) like they do. 
  • NewJPage
    NewJPage Posts: 3,320
    Tim Simmons said:
    my guess is the time commitment doing it coupled with how bands engage with their audience is different now. When 10c started, it was the most personal way of engaging the fanbase. Thats different now with social media and the internet. Nothing is really intimate anymore. On top of that, the band has families and maybe the the DIY aesthetic of the 90s fanclub has become less important to them and they want to spend time with their wives and kids. And if they want/need to engage its easy to say whats up with a tweet or an IG post. 


    Their kids are all old. It's not like they are changing diapers. And they also have zero relationships with their fans via gram or whatever. That is all hired out. They haven't released the singles because they are only a semi-active band that doesn't see each other much at all when not touring 
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  • JB16057
    JB16057 Posts: 1,269
    I agree it is a lose lose situation because they've screwed this up so poorly. I, for one, would at least appreciate that if there is no change that they say so. They could at least address the situation in some form whether it be good or bad news. We deserve that at a bare minimum. 
  • static111
    static111 Posts: 5,128
    How about quarterly updates. At least throw us a bone!  
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  • JB16057
    JB16057 Posts: 1,269
    Tomorrow marks 6 months since the last and only official update. Get your address updated so Pearl Jam can solicit more money from you!
  • static111
    static111 Posts: 5,128
    after tonight’s announcement we need these singles more than ever!
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  • Hawk123
    Hawk123 Posts: 2,369
    static111 said:
    after tonight’s announcement we need these singles more than ever!
    Yup and the new album will be a good distraction
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