Ten - Deluxe Edition

[Dogwatcher]

10 per cent weird!

[schimma]

got the box set last night. includes DVD of mtv 1992, a tape from eddie to mike and jeff, with his recording of Alive,once and Footsteps + 3 albumns + eddie Vedders note book from when they just started till there first major tour. well worth the wait

[Dissident]

Is that the one that's a few hundred dollars???

And has the vinyl in it?

[schimma]

Is that the one that's a few hundred dollars???

And has the vinyl in it?

that is it. its amazing includes a note book done by eddie and jeff from there first tour to the uk

[Drop Bear]

got the box set last night. includes DVD of mtv 1992, a tape from eddie to mike and jeff, with his recording of Alive,once and Footsteps + 3 albumns + eddie Vedders note book from when they just started till there first major tour. well worth the wait

Where did you get it from Schimma?

[schimma]

got the box set last night. includes DVD of mtv 1992, a tape from eddie to mike and jeff, with his recording of Alive,once and Footsteps + 3 albumns + eddie Vedders note book from when they just started till there first major tour. well worth the wait

Where did you get it from Schimma?

i ordered it of the pearl jam website through the ten club. think you can get them from some stores as well

[Dissident]

How much ?

[schimma]

How much ?

i got it for $220aus from memory

[Drop Bear]

Cheers mate.

[UK Fan]

I was impressionable in 1991. I was in my second year of High School, just turned 13, and working out who I was. One day at my friends place, I heard a song that would instantly become one of my favourites. The song was called "Alive" and at the time I didn't know who it was by. After a quick question, I found out this instant classic to my ears was Pearl Jam, and the album "Ten".

Intro, verse, chorus, verse, bridge chorus solo, outro ... it was like the most perfectly structured song to me. Add to that passion and depth, and I was in awe.

I then fell in love with the album itself. From start to finish every song is a moment, every song has a personality, and a unique story. Not once have I ever skipped on a song when playing it.

When Stone and Jeff originally made their demo tape of a few songs and gave it to Jack Irons (then, of RHCP) to see if he wanted to be their drummer, he declined, but referring them to a long haired surfer from San Diego as a possible singer.

They sent the tape with three songs to Eddie, who listened to it on the beach, went for a surf, and then came back to dub vocals over the top. The result was full demos of Alive, Once and Footsteps.

Alive is the flagship song of the album, and probably the most widely known, just in front of Jeremy. But there are so many great songs I can't even rank them. "Garden" is well crafted. "Release" is full of pleading. "Porch" is in your face, as is "Deep". And my joint favourite song, "Black", has helped me through some tough times in the past.

Today I purchased "Ten - Deluxe Edition". Basically there are three discs, the first being the original album remastered. The second is Brendan O'Brien's Redux of the album, where he plays god to the original, bring it up to date as such, removing the dated reverb and adding a LOT of weight to the vocals and lead guitar. There are also some songs that were previously unreleased tacked onto the end, though I have already heard those previously. One is State of Love and Trust though, which is in my top 5 Pearl Jam songs ever (only released on the soundtrack to the movie "Singles")

The last disc is a DVD of their performance on MTV Unplugged (a GREAT series if you haven't seen any of them) which I can't wait to watch at home. My only copy is a dodgy VHS tape I recorded on RAGE when I was 15.

I have the Redux version on now, in my head phones whilst at work. It's pure heaven to me, the clarity and precision makes me shake and the sounds I hear now that I have never heard before are intoxicating.

I walked into the Muses in Rundle Mall at lunch time and picked this up, feeling like a kid again.

Yes, pure indulgent as far as posts go but I don't care.

Brilliant post Dissident. The new State Of Love And trust sounds amazing.First time I saw PJ was on the MTV awards when they perfomed "Jeremy" I was instantly hooked.

Ten is the first CD I ever owned .I was working part time at Target when VS came out and the girls from the music section gave it to me a day before itwas released. I still remember it.

[UK Fan]

How much ?

Its at JB Hifi for $400 AUD.

[JK]

I was impressionable in 1991. I was in my second year of High School, just turned 13, and working out who I was. One day at my friends place, I heard a song that would instantly become one of my favourites. The song was called "Alive" and at the time I didn't know who it was by. After a quick question, I found out this instant classic to my ears was Pearl Jam, and the album "Ten".

Intro, verse, chorus, verse, bridge chorus solo, outro ... it was like the most perfectly structured song to me. Add to that passion and depth, and I was in awe.

I then fell in love with the album itself. From start to finish every song is a moment, every song has a personality, and a unique story. Not once have I ever skipped on a song when playing it.

When Stone and Jeff originally made their demo tape of a few songs and gave it to Jack Irons (then, of RHCP) to see if he wanted to be their drummer, he declined, but referring them to a long haired surfer from San Diego as a possible singer.

They sent the tape with three songs to Eddie, who listened to it on the beach, went for a surf, and then came back to dub vocals over the top. The result was full demos of Alive, Once and Footsteps.

Alive is the flagship song of the album, and probably the most widely known, just in front of Jeremy. But there are so many great songs I can't even rank them. "Garden" is well crafted. "Release" is full of pleading. "Porch" is in your face, as is "Deep". And my joint favourite song, "Black", has helped me through some tough times in the past.

Today I purchased "Ten - Deluxe Edition". Basically there are three discs, the first being the original album remastered. The second is Brendan O'Brien's Redux of the album, where he plays god to the original, bring it up to date as such, removing the dated reverb and adding a LOT of weight to the vocals and lead guitar. There are also some songs that were previously unreleased tacked onto the end, though I have already heard those previously. One is State of Love and Trust though, which is in my top 5 Pearl Jam songs ever (only released on the soundtrack to the movie "Singles")

The last disc is a DVD of their performance on MTV Unplugged (a GREAT series if you haven't seen any of them) which I can't wait to watch at home. My only copy is a dodgy VHS tape I recorded on RAGE when I was 15.

I have the Redux version on now, in my head phones whilst at work. It's pure heaven to me, the clarity and precision makes me shake and the sounds I hear now that I have never heard before are intoxicating.

I walked into the Muses in Rundle Mall at lunch time and picked this up, feeling like a kid again.

Yes, pure indulgent as far as posts go but I don't care.

Great share Diss, one of my favourite ever songs, but for one reason or another, the way this song hit you (Im guessing) so did "Black" for me at a pretty crucial moment in my time.

I've always been a PJ fan, but not a die hard as such .. I couldn't recite too many facts and figures about them, but I've always enjoyed their music, with this album being one of my favourite of all time.