Pearl Jam – Vs. / Vitalogy (Box Set, Deluxe Limited Edition, 5 Vinyl, 3 CD, 1 Cassette) - Audiophile
Pearl Jam – Vs. & Vitalogy (5LP, 3 CD, 1 Cassette tape, Box set)
Pearl Jam – Vs. & Vitalogy (5LP, 3 CD, 1 Cassette tape, Box set)
Pearl Jam – Vs. / Vitalogy (Box Set, Deluxe Limited Edition, 5 Vinyl, 3 CD, 1 Cassette)
Pearl Jam – Vs. / Vitalogy (Box Set, Deluxe Limited Edition, 5 Vinyl, 3 CD, 1 Cassette) - Audiophile
Pearl Jam – Vs. & Vitalogy (5LP, 3 CD, 1 Cassette tape, Box set)
Pearl Jam – Vs. & Vitalogy (5LP, 3 CD, 1 Cassette tape, Box set)
Pearl Jam – Vs. / Vitalogy (Box Set, Deluxe Limited Edition, 5 Vinyl, 3 CD, 1 Cassette)

Pearl Jam – Vs. & Vitalogy (5LP, 3 CD, 1 Cassette tape, Box set)

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COMPILATION

Pearl Jam:

  • Eddie Vedder – vocals, rhythm guitar on "Rearviewmirror" and "Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town", accordion on "Bugs"
  • Dave Abbruzzese – drums, percussion
  • Jeff Ament – bass, upright bass, backing vocals
  • Stone Gossard – rhythm guitar, lead guitar on "Rats", Mellotron, backing vocals
  • Mike McCready – lead guitar, rhythm guitar on "Rats", EBow on "Rearviewmirror", , backing vocals

 

 

5 LPs, 3 CD, 1 Cassette tape, Box Set

Deluxe Limited Edition

Original analog Master tape : YES

Heavy Press : 180g

Record color : Black

Speed : 33RPM

Size : 12”

Stereo

Studio & Live

Record Press: MPO (France)

Label : Epic

Original Label : Epic

Recorded :

  • Vinyl 1 : February–May 1993 at  The Site (Nicasio) & Potatohead Studio (Seattle)
  • Vinyl 2-3 : November 1993 – October 1994 at Fox Theatre (Atlanta)
  • Vinyl 4-5 : April 12, 1994 at Orpheum Theatre Boston

Engineered by Nick DiDia (vinyl 1-3), Brett Eliason (cassette tape)

Produced by Pearl Jam, Brendan O’Brien

Mastered by Ed Brooks (vinyl 1-3), Bob Ludwig  (vinyl 4-5), Ed Brooks (cassette tapes)

Originally Released in  2011

Reissued in 2012

 

 

Tracks:

Vinyl 1 – Vs.

Side A

  1. Go
  2. Animal
  3. Daughter
  4. Glorified G
  5. Dissident
  6. W.M.A.

Side B

  1. Blood
  2. Rearviewmirror
  3. Rats
  4. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
  5. Leash
  6. Indifference

 

Vinyl 2 – Vitalogy (LP 1)

Side A

  1. Last Exit
  2. Spin The Black Circle
  3. Not For You
  4. Tremor Christ

Side B

  1. Nothingman
  2. Whipping
  3. Pry, To
  4. Corduroy

 

Vinyl 3 – Vitalogy (LP 2)

Side C

  1. Bugs
  2. Satan's Bed
  3. Betterman
  4. Aye Davanita

Side D

  1. Immortality
  2. Stupid Mop

 

Vinyl 4 – Live At The Orpheum Theatre (LP 1)

Side A

  1. Oceans
  2. Even Flow
  3. Sonic Reducer
  4. Immortality

Side B

  1. Glorified G
  2. Daughter
  3. Not For You
  4. Rats

 

Vinyl 5 – Live At The Orpheum Theatre (LP 2)

Side C

  1. Blood
  2. Release
  3. Tremor Christ
  4. Once

Side D

  1. Fuckin' Up
  2. Dirty Frank
  3. Rearviewmirror
  4. Small Town

 

CD 1 – Vs.

  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
  13. Hold On (Demo)
  14. Cready Stomp (Studio Outtake)
  15. Crazy Mary

 

CD 2 – Vitalogy

  1. Last Exit
  2. Spin The Black Circle
  3. Not For You
  4. Tremor Christ
  5. Nothingman
  6. Whipping
  7. Pry, To
  8. Corduroy
  9. Bugs
  10. Satan's Bed
  11. Better Man
  12. Aye Davanita
  13. Immortality
  14. Stupid Mop
  15. Better Man (Guitar/Organ Only)
  16. Corduroy (Alt. Take)
  17. Nothingman (Demo)

 

CD 3 – Live At The Orpheum Theatre

  1. Oceans
  2. Even Flow
  3. Sonic Reducer
  4. Immortality
  5. Glorified G
  6. Daughter
  7. Not For You
  8. Rats
  9. Blood
  10. Release
  11. Tremor Christ
  12. Once
  13. Fuckin' Up
  14. Dirty Frank
  15. Rearviewmirror
  16. Small Town

 

Cassette – Self Pollution Radio

Side A

  1. EV Modern Intro
  2. Aye Davanita
  3. Teenage Riot
  4. EV DJ
  5. Away From Home
  6. PT Rant
  7. Spin The Black Circle
  8. Satan's Bed
  9. Not For You
  10. Immortality
  11. Pitchshift

Side B

  1. I Don't Know Anything
  2. JA DJ
  3. Solitude
  4. Lukin Phone Message
  5. Generation Spokesmodel
  6. What Moves The Heart
  7. EV Intro
  8. Run No More
  9. Gas Chamber
  10. EV, Kim & Steve
  11. Kyle Petty
  12. No Attention
  13. Bass Tuning
  14. Starboy
  15. EV
  16. Laurelhurst Blues
  17. Blood
  18. Porch
  19. Indifference

 

Reviews:

“Pearl Jam took to superstardom like deer in headlights. Unsure of how to maintain their rigorous standards of integrity in the face of massive commercial success, the band took refuge in willful obscurity -- the title of their second album, Vs., did not appear anywhere in the packaging, and they refused to release any singles or videos. (Ironically, many fans then paid steep prices for import CD singles, a situation the band eventually rectified.) The eccentricities underline Pearl Jam's almost paranoid aversion to charges of hypocrisy or egotism -- but it also made sense to use the spotlight for progress. You could see that reasoning in their ensuing battle with Ticketmaster, and you could hear it in the record itself. Vs. is often Eddie Vedder at his most strident, both lyrically and vocally. It's less oblique than Ten in its topicality, and sometimes downright dogmatic; having the world's ear renders Vedder unable to resist a few simplistic potshots at favorite white-liberal targets. Yet a little self-righteousness is an acceptable price to pay for the passionate immediacy that permeates Vs. It's a much rawer, looser record than Ten, feeling like a live performance; Vedder practically screams himself hoarse on a few songs. The band consciously strives for spontaneity, admirably pushing itself into new territory -- some numbers are decidedly punky, and there are also a couple of acoustic-driven ballads, which are well suited to Vedder's sonorous low register. Sometimes, that spontaneity comes at the expense of Ten's marvelous craft -- a few songs here are just plain underdeveloped, with supporting frameworks that don't feel very sturdy. But, of everything that does work, the rockers are often frightening in their intensity, and the more reflective songs are mesmerizing. Vs. may not reach the majestic heights of Ten, but at least half the record stands with Pearl Jam's best work. AllMusic Review by Steve Huey

“Thanks to its stripped-down, lean production, Vitalogy stands as Pearl Jam's most original and uncompromising album. While it isn't a concept album, Vitalogy sounds like one. Death and despair shroud the album, rendering even the explosive celebration of vinyl "Spin the Black Circle" somewhat muted. But that black cloud works to Pearl Jam's advantage, injecting a nervous tension to brittle rockers like "Last Exit" and "Not for You," and especially introspective ballads like "Corduroy" and "Better Man." In between the straight rock numbers and the searching slow songs, Pearl Jam contribute their strangest music -- the mantrafunk of "Aye Davanita," the sub-Tom Waits accordion romp of "Bugs," and the chilling sonic collage "Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me." Pearl Jam are at their best when they're fighting, whether it's Ticketmaster, fame, or their own personal demons.” AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

 

 

Ratings :

Discogs : 4.71 / 5 ; AllMusic : 4 / 5 for Vs & 4.5 / 5 for Vitatology

 

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