Pearl Jam - Live on Two Legs - 2LP Clear Vinyl

tempo_n_groove said:

FR181798 said:

RP112579 said:

20600 copies. RSD First

Honestly cant believe that number. That seems really high.

The Dead puts out numbers like that.

Anything in the 5K range if you do a little hustle is obtainable.

I'd say a few bands aside (PJ being one of them) I agree. But in this case, 20k should make this not that hard to come by. 

turner78 said:

FR181798 said:

PSUS2H said:

JeBurkhardt said:

RP112579 said:

20600 copies. RSD First

That is a huge number for RSD. 

Its RSD first - meaning it is not limited to RSD - so they'll likely have this batch out for that date and keep printing like they are doing with Easy Street

The way things are, there are very few records they are able to keep pressing. I imagine Easy Street only ever got a 2nd pressing which has hung around in stores for ages now. Stuff like Appetite for Destruction, Nevermind, Rumours stuff like that probably gets pressed every couple of years due to constant demand. 

I guess with it being RSD first it means they could press more if there was enough demand.

Its a big number which you would think will satisfy the masses although it seems too high IMO. I wouldnt count on this being pressed again any time soon after RSD either. They cant even get new records out on time these days.

I remember watching a YouTube video by Chad Kassem from Acoustic Sounds basically saying if you want a record, you should buy it sooner rather than later cause it might be 3 - 4 years if it’s pressed again. 

There were new Crowded House albums that were going for $15 - $25 a few years ago that you can’t even find now and who knows if and when they’ll be pressed again. 

I usually buy in the first couple of months to make sure I get the condition I want. After a year or so, records start to get a little beat up presumably from getting moved around in stock rooms etc. Its definitely an idea to keep an eye on stuff that you havent quite got around to buying. As soon as stuff starts to sell out and no restock it vanishes everywhere really quickly.  Its also a good time to buy records knowing that its going to fetch a lot more very soon. Theres loads of records Ive picked up for £10 - £15, usually new albums with no variants that have been reduced. As soon as they sell out you are lucky to get them much under £70.

Cropduster-80 said:

demetrios said:

https://www.banquetrecords.com/pearl-jam/live-on-two-legs-[rsd22]/19439952191

£31.99

Available: 8pm, 29/4/2022

Is it April or June? That link says both months in the same description 

From the RSD website….

“ We’re also being proactive with designating an RSD Drops date on June 18. That will serve as a street date safety net, for titles that are part of the Record Store Day celebration, but for any number of reasons beyond controlling, can’t make it into stores on April 23. The List includes titles that are coming to record stores on Record Store Day in April and those that will be coming in June. As we become aware of issues for any specific title, that title will move to the RSD Drops date and you’ll see that on the List on the website” 

So either Banquet Records have advance knowledge of a delay already (unlikely) or they’re just covering all bases and managing expectations.  

tino_11 said:

False_Belief said:

Cropduster-80 said:

demetrios said:

https://www.banquetrecords.com/pearl-jam/live-on-two-legs-[rsd22]/19439952191

£31.99

Available: 8pm, 29/4/2022

Is it April or June? That link says both months in the same description 

From the RSD website….

“ We’re also being proactive with designating an RSD Drops date on June 18. That will serve as a street date safety net, for titles that are part of the Record Store Day celebration, but for any number of reasons beyond controlling, can’t make it into stores on April 23. The List includes titles that are coming to record stores on Record Store Day in April and those that will be coming in June. As we become aware of issues for any specific title, that title will move to the RSD Drops date and you’ll see that on the List on the website” 

So either Banquet Records have advance knowledge of a delay already (unlikely) or they’re just covering all bases and managing expectations.  

It also says further down on banquet’s page that the vinyl is expected on 18th June. A little sloppy by them but looks like we’ll have to wait a little while for this one.

To be fair, I’m sure they’re in the dark just as much as we are.  RSD historically haven’t been running a very tight ship and the pressing plant delays only add to their woes.   I’m sure things will get clearer and the listings get updated as the days and weeks go by!  

Tim Simmons said:

It’s says in the RSD list June. So it was already known. 

Not sure where you’re seeing this but I literally just screenshot this from the list on the official U.K. site.   

lotsalemon said:

It's here: 

https://recordstoreday.s3.amazonaws.com/2022/2022_RSD_PUBLIC.pdf

Thanks - interesting.   We went through the same confusion with the Alive single last year and I’m pretty sure that ended up dropping on the later of the two possible dates for both the US and Europe.   Guess we’ll see! 

I hope for once I have enough advance notice to get this drop

static111 said:

I hope for once I have enough advance notice to get this drop

You will. 

shorty4568 said:

igotid88 said:

Easy Street will have 20,000 of the 20,600

Fuck yes! No store supports Seattle grunge like Easy Street 

I don't know that for sure. But going by past releases they seemed to have way more 

"crystal" doesn't fit the design.

Wonder what their thought process was.