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Does anyone know if the pop up version of Mylo Xyloto is still available? The Graffiti vinyl is gorgeous, and I definitely need to pick that up.

Pearl Jam Reissue's Ten This is from the official Pearl Jam web site: Pearl Jam's Ten Reissued - Box Set Pre-Sale Now -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PEARL JAM ANNOUNCES THE REISSUE OF BAND’S DEBUT ALBUM, TEN FOUR SPECIAL EDITION PACKAGES IN STORES MARCH 24, 2009 TEN CLUB PRE-SALE OF SUPER DELUXE BOX SET BEGINS NOW Album extras include: Remaster of original Ten album + remix by producer Brendan O’Brien • DVD of previously unreleased 1992 Pearl Jam MTV Unplugged performance with 5.1 surround sound audio remix • LP of the band’s 1992 “Drop in the Park” concert • Replica of Pearl Jam three-song demo cassette with Eddie Vedder’s original vocal dubs • Recreation of Eddie Vedder composition notebook • Never before seen memorabilia • Bonus tracks and more. Ten, the debut album that sold 12 million copies and introduced the world to Pearl Jam in 1991, will be reissued in four (4) new and expanded editions. Pre-orders of the Super Deluxe Edition begin today, through the Ten Club at [DIRECT LINK]. All four editions will be available for purchase on March 24, 2009. The reissue of Ten serves as the launch of a planned two-year catalogue re-release campaign leading up to the band’s 20th anniversary in 2011. Each Ten package will include two versions of the album: the remastered version of the original album PLUS an accompanying remixed version done by the band’s long-time producer, Brendan O’Brien (Bruce Springsteen, AC/DC, Audioslave). Details on specific extras for each of the four packages are listed below. “The band loved the original mix of Ten, but were also interested in what it would sound like if I were to deconstruct and remix it,” says producer Brendan O’Brien. “The original Ten sound is what millions of people bought, dug and loved, so I was initially hesitant to mess around with that. After years of persistent nudging from the band, I was able to wrap my head around the idea of offering it as a companion piece to the original – giving a fresh take on it, a more direct sound.” TEN RE-DESIGN Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament, who served as the art director for the original Ten packaging, reprised his role for the reissues collaborating with designer, Andy Fischer, of Cameron Crowe’s Vinyl Films (Into the Wild soundtrack LP, Vanilla Sky soundtrack LP, Harold and Maude anniversary edition soundtrack LP). "The goal was to assemble the ultimate fan-piece,” explains Fischer. “Something Pearl Jam lovers could pore over as they experience an indelible record all over again, in an entirely new way." “The original concept was about really being together as a group and entering into the world of music as a true band...a sort of all-for-one deal,” says Jeff Ament. “There were some elements of the original Ten artwork that didn't turn out the way we had hoped, due to time constraints. With this reissue, we’ve been able to take our time and invest resources into making the design the way we had originally intended.” REPLICA OF PEARL JAM 3-SONG DEMO CASSETTE IN SUPER DELUXE EDITION In the process of digging through his archives for this project, Ament came across an old cassette marked “Momma-Son” – the fabled original Pearl Jam demo tape featuring the first recorded versions of “Alive,” “Once” and “Footsteps.” Ament and guitarists Stone Gossard and Mike McCready had recorded instrumental tracks of these songs to help solicit a singer for their newly formed band. Mutual friend - and then Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer - Jack Irons suggested they send the tape down to San Diego surfer and little-known singer Eddie Vedder. Completely inspired by what he heard from these musicians that he then only knew by name, Vedder quickly wrote lyrics, put these vocals to the music tracks and shipped the tape back to Seattle. Upon hearing how Vedder had transformed the songs, Ament, Gossard and McCready asked him to come up to Seattle so they could meet and have an official “tryout” together. Shortly thereafter, Pearl Jam was born. (A replica of the “Momma-Son” cassette will be included in the Super Deluxe Edition of Ten.) Jeff Ament describes the experience of re-visiting that tape with singer Eddie Vedder: “I think the first time that Ed or I had opened any of those boxes was a few weeks ago. I knew that the original ‘Momma-Son’ cassette was somewhere, but I hadn’t listened to it in 17, 18, 19 years. It was cool to sit down and play it for the first time with Ed and see his reaction. And to find that 90% of it stayed exactly the same as what ended up on the record. A lot of elements were identical. There was some energy flying around at that point even from 1,300 miles away from Seattle to San Diego.” THE FOUR EDITIONS OF TEN: ALBUM EXTRAS PER PACKAGE 1. Legacy Edition (2-disc set in mini-LP style slipcase): · Disc 1: original Ten tracklisting digitally remastered (original mix) · Disc 2: original Ten tracklisting digitally remastered and remixed by Brendan O’Brien, plus six bonus tracks: “Brother,” “Just a Girl,” “State of Love and Trust,” “Breath and a Scream,” “2,000 Mile Blues” and “Evil Little Goat” · Re-designed packaging 2. Deluxe Edition (2-disc set plus DVD specially designed hardbound package): · Disc 1: original Ten tracklisting digitally remastered (original mix) · Disc 2: original Ten tracklisting digitally remastered and remixed by Brendan O’Brien, plus six bonus tracks: “Brother,” “Just a Girl,” “State of Love and Trust,” “Breath and a Scream,” “2,000 Mile Blues” and “Evil Little Goat” · DVD of Pearl Jam’s previously unreleased 1992 MTV Unplugged performance including never before seen bonus performance of “Oceans” with 5.1 surround sound audio remix 3. Vinyl Collection (2-LP set) · LP 1: original Ten tracklisting remastered for vinyl · LP 2: original Ten tracklisting remastered for vinyl and remixed by Brendan O’Brien 4. Super Deluxe Edition (2-disc set plus DVD, 4 LPs and replica cassette in linen-covered, slip-cased clamshell box): · Disc 1: original Ten tracklisting digitally remastered (original mix) · Disc 2: original Ten tracklisting digitally remastered and remixed by Brendan O’Brien, plus six bonus tracks: “Brother,” “Just a Girl,” “State of Love and Trust,” “Breath and a Scream,” “2,000 Mile Blues” and “Evil Little Goat” · DVD of Pearl Jam’s previously unreleased 1992 MTV Unplugged performance including never before seen bonus performance of “Oceans” with 5.1 surround sound audio remix · LP 1: original Ten tracklisting remastered for vinyl · LP 2: original Ten tracklisting remastered for vinyl and remixed by Brendan O’Brien · LP 3 & 4: Drop in the Park – Live at Magnuson Park in Seattle on September 20, 1992 (audio mixed by Brendan O’Brien) · Cassette: replica of original “Momma-Son” Pearl Jam demo cassette featuring “Alive,” “Once” and “Footsteps” · Package also includes an Eddie Vedder-style composition notebook filled with replica personal notes, images and mementos from the collections of Eddie Vedder and Jeff Ament, a vellum envelope with replicated era-specific ephemera from Pearl Jam’s early work and a two-sided print commemorating the Drop in the Park concert.

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I am hoping for Li2, Rainy Day, and GoW for the EP songs, but I hope they bust out some oldies, like Amsterdam(if Chris learned the song) Shiver and maybe Warning Sign!

Ah, ok. Thank you very much!

What time is it there? It's a bit confusing for me here in America!

I ran across this on youtube and I was wondering if any of you have seen this. It's a video of the boys soundchecking Warning Sign in Toronto. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xrd5Y05V-eQ]YouTube - Coldplay Soundcheck Toronto[/ame] A very beautiful song. I don't know why they don't play it.

Doesn't he realize that we all either have bought it, or are going to buy it once we can? We just want a taste of it now :)

Hi, I'm a long time reader, but first (well, actually 2nd) time poster. This concert will be my first Coldplay concert and I am stoked! After seeing Pearl Jam, Radiohead, and Kings of Leon this year, I'm ready to see another great live band. I've followed their tour just like I do while PJ and Radiohead tour, and while they may not change their setlists as much as the others do(especially PJ-They played over 100 different songs for just a 13 date tour!) I am still very excited for what is to come! I will post my take on the concert on Friday, most likely! Atlanta, here I come!

Why don't they switch the setlists up much? I know they did for the 1st leg of the US tour a bit, but why have they stopped throwing in one or two different songs per night? I know they played Yes a lot on the 1st leg, but it seems to have been dropped completely. Same with Don't Panic and Square One. I'm pretty sure they played What If once or twice as well. So, why don't they switch it up anymore?