REVIEW: Pearl Jam, Live At Easy Street

@tablejockey ,

The point I was trying to make was, all of these lps came out in the digital age. Whether it was an original pressing in 1992 or a re-mastered in 1998, it's still digital, right? 

Having said that, if it sounds great, what the hell.

@tpreaves ,

I've been a MD customer from the beginning.... remember the flyers we received of paper stapled in the center and folded?

I have several instances where they wouldn't work with me, but I'll post one here... I bought a pack of their inner sleeves and they were undersized. These had their logo on it. When I explained my issue and asked for an exchange, they refused. How F.....d up is that?!

Stereo5: Sorry to hear about your disappointment of the Live at Easy Street Pressing! Nothing sucks more than buying a new album and it ends up sounding like crap...

Big Pearl Jam fan here, AND I’m also in Rhode Island! I’ve seen them live 15 or so times since 2001.

I was fortunate enough to have scored a copy of Pearl Jam Mtv Unplugged on Vinyl on record store day last month; I’ve listened to it twice, in my opinion its a well produced / engineered LP, very good sound.

I also purchased the Pearl Jam Vault #9 from the Ten Club Website; live from Seattle 12-8-1993, it’s shipping now / on its way.

I took a look at your systems, wow, nice equipment! Send me a message if you’re interested in getting together, I’d love to hear your system, I can bring the aforementioned PJ Vinyl, or whatever else you have a liking for.

A few of my favorite shows to listen to are:

Benaroya Hall, Seattle, 10-22-2003

Fox Theatre, Atlanta, 3-4-1994

Regards, Rene

@barkeyzee1............that sounds great, I would love to hear the unplugged record.  I will send you a PM in January once the tree is down and we can set something up.