Pearl Jam Vs vinyl record new in package new RARE promo 1993 WOW Fantastic
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Up for consideration is the 1993 Rare Vinyl record is from Pearl Jam. It is a rare promo edition and it is in the original wrapper. I will say that the wrapper looks a bit rough, but it has never been played and still in the package. Don't lose your chance at this baby! It is a great record found at an estate sale. I do not accept returns unless something has been mis represented in error. Payment is by paypal only and is due in 3 days, unless other arrangements have been made. Do you have a Pearl Jam enthusiast in the family? This would make a great gift! I will get this baby out for you the same day so you can hopefully get it by Christmas. Because it is a promo record, there is a little hole in the left hand corner (looks like a paper punch hole). This will ship out via media mail--email me if you want to go by a faster rate. Thanks for looking and have a great day!
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Track Listing
1. Go
2. Animal
3. Daughter
4. Glorified G
5. Dissident
6. W.M.A.
7. Blood
8. Rearviewmirror
9. Rats
10. Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town
11. Leash
12. Indifference
Details
Playing Time:
46 min.
Producer:
Brendan O'Brien, Pearl Jam
Distributor:
Sony Music Distribution (
Recording Type:
Studio
Recording Mode:
Stereo
SPAR Code:
n/a
Album Notes
Pearl Jam: Eddie Vedder (vocals); Stone Gossard, Mike McCready (guitar); Jeff Ament (bass); Dave Abbruzzese (drums).
Recorded at The Site, Nicasio, California and Potatohead Studio, Seattle, Washington.
VS. was nominated for a 1995 Grammy Award for Best Rock Album. "Daughter" was nominated for Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals, and "Go" was nominated for Best Hard Rock Performance.
Although it topped the pop charts and sold 5 million copies, Pearl Jam's stunning second album is unknown to much of the rock audience. Recoiling from the octopus-like grasp of the music industry, the group refused to support VS. with either videos, singles or a major tour, and rock radio was given just two acoustic-powered ballads, "Daughter" and "Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town," as so-called emphasis tracks.
The former was about a sexually abused young girl promising to rise above her past, the latter about a forgotten woman with nothing but long gone memories. The rest of the album rocked significantly harder--harder and more raw, in fact, than anything on TEN--and zoomed in on a cusp between those two stories, on moments when outlaws, outcasts, the dispossessed and the disaffected were being called to political judgment. The woman sheltering a "Dissident" gives in and turns him over to the police. But the abused subjects of "Go" and "Rearviewmirror"--two of the album's most musically heroic songs--manage to turn the tables and get away.
There was a suffocating bleakness to much of VS. (in "Rats," humans are compared most unfavorably to those animals) that would have dragged down a lesser rock band. But singer Eddie Vedder had the support of one of the most transcendent of all classic-rock bands, with a supple rhythm section and two creatively complicated guitarists equally at home with the thrashy pulse of "Go," the delicate prettiness of "Elderly Woman..." (check out the layered, stereo guitar work there) and the new wave angularity of a song like "Glorified G." It was serious, but also serious rock and roll.
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