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Pearl Jam Epic Legacy Rock Roll Grunge 2011

Performer: Pearl Jam
Album: Vitalogy
Label: Epic, Legacy
Catalog #: 88697843111-JK1
MP3: 1138 mb | FLAC: 1706 mb
Released: 16 Apr 2011
Country: US
Style: Rock & Roll, Grunge
Rating: 4.0/5
Votes: 228
Category: Rock

Tracklist

1	Not For You
2	Division Four
3	Last Exit
4	Corduroy
5	Division Two
6	Tremor Christ
7	Nothingman Music By – Ament
8	Bugs
9	Aye Davanita
10	Immortality
11	Whipping
12	Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me Drums – Jack IronsRecorded By, Mixed By – Brett Eliason
13	Spin The Black Circle
14	Division One
15	Satan's Bed Music By – Gossard
16	Better Man Music By – Vedder
17	Pry, To
18	Division Three

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
E 66900, 66900	Pearl Jam	Vitalogy ‎(LP, Album)	Epic, Epic	E 66900, 66900	US	1994
477861 4	Pearl Jam	Vitalogy ‎(Cass, Album)	Epic	477861 4	1994
EPC 477861 0	Pearl Jam	Vitalogy ‎(CD, Album)	Epic, Sony Music Entertainment (RUS), X-cellent	EPC 477861 0	Russia	Unknown
47786 1	Pearl Jam	Vitalogy ‎(LP, Album, RE, Unofficial, Cle)	Epic	47786 1	2017
EK 66900, 66900	Pearl Jam	Vitalogy ‎(CD, Album, RP)	Epic, Epic	EK 66900, 66900	US	Unknown

Credits

Art Direction – Joel Zimmerman
Artwork [Book Concept, Theory Of Vitalogy, Typist] – e.v.
Bass, Double Bass [Standup], Vocals – Jeff
Drums [Drumkit] – Dave
Engineer – Nick DiDia
Engineer [Assisted By] – Adam Kasper, Caram Costanzo, John Burton, Kevin Scott, Trina Shoemaker
Guitar, Mellotron, Vocals – Stone
Guitar, Slide Guitar, Vocals – Mike
Layout [Layout, Etc.] – Barry Ament
Lyrics By – Eddie Vedder
Mastered By – WG
Music By – Pearl Jam (tracks: A1 to A4, B2 to C1, C4 to D2)
Photography By [8-baby Photo] – Lance Mercer
Photography By [B/w, Etc.] – Jeff Ament
Producer – Brendan O'Brien, Pearl Jam
Recorded By – Brendan O'Brien
Vocals, Guitar, Accordion – Eddie

Art Direction – Joel Zimmerman
Artwork [Book Concept], Concept By [Theory Of Vitalogy], Typography [Typist] – E.V.
Bass, Double Bass [Standup], Vocals – Jeff
Drums [Drumkit] – Dave
Engineer – Nick DiDia
Engineer [Assisted By] – Adam Kasper, Caram Costanzo, John Burton, Kevin Scott, Trina Shoemaker
Guitar, Mellotron, Vocals – Stone
Guitar, Slide Guitar, Vocals – Mike
Layout – Barry Ament
Lyrics By – Eddie Vedder
Music By – Pearl Jam (tracks: 1 to 4, 6 to 9, 12 to 14)
Photography By [8-baby] – Lance Mercer
Photography By [B/w] – Jeff Ament
Producer – Brendan O'Brien, Pearl Jam
Recorded By – Brendan O'Brien
Vocals, Guitar, Accordion – Eddie

Notes

Printed : Made in PhilippinesRecorded in Seattle, Atlanta & New Orleans, 1994.
Comes in an oversize book style sleeve with printed pages.

All songs © 1994 Write Treatage Music/Innocent Bystander/Jumpin' Cat Music/Scribing C-ment Songs/Pickled Fish

Later pressing with pearl jam sticker identifying cat.# EK 66900-S1
Different barcode compared to original.
DIDP 084395 is on front of CD.Issued in a gatefold sleeve, comes with an insert with photos and an 8 page booklet of artwork, lyrics & credits.

Sticker in front reads:
Pearl Jam VITALOGY Vinyl Edition 2-LP, 180-Gram Audiophile Pressing
The brilliant third album, Newly Remastered for vinyl featuring
"Better Man," "Not for You," "Spin the Black Circle" and more!

Recorded in Seattle, Atlanta & New Orleans 1994.

℗ 1994 Sony Music Entertainment
© 1994, 2011 Sony Music EntertainmentInner sleeve notes "Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me" is listed as "Stupid Mop"

Barcodes

Barcode (Printed on sticker): 8 8697 84311-1 0
Barcode (Scanned): 886978431110
Matrix / Runout (Side A (Etched)): 88697 84311-1-A-RE-1 WG/NRP (u)
Matrix / Runout (Side B (Etched)): 88697 84311-1-B-RE-1 WG/NRP (u)
Matrix / Runout (Side C (Etched)): 88697 84311-1-C-RE-1 WG/NRP (u)
Matrix / Runout (Side D (Etched)): 88697 84311-1-D-RE-1 WG/NRP (u)
Matrix / Runout (Side D (Etched)(Variant)): 88697 84311-1-D-RE-2 WG/NRP (u)

Barcode: 8 88837 14822 1
Other (CD label): DIDP 084395
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): DIDP-084395 32
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): DIDP-084395 G4 1A 04
Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI L327
Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI L424
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 50FB
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 7272

Barcode: 88697843122

Companies

Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Manufactured By – Epic
Copyright (c) – Write Treatage Music
Copyright (c) – Innocent Bystander
Copyright (c) – Jumpin' Cat Music
Copyright (c) – Scribing C-ment Songs
Copyright (c) – Pickled Fish

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment
Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment
Published By – Write Treatage Music
Published By – Innocent Bystander
Published By – Jumpin' Cat Music
Published By – Scribing C-ment Songs
Published By – Pickled Fish
Distributed By – Epic
Mastered At – Nashville Record Productions
Pressed By – United Record Pressing

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Anararius

Division Four tracks are, as printed on inner able (pic available above):D1 immortality D2 stupid mopWhys is D2 shown as "Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me" on this release info track above?????I own this record and it shows stupid mop ...

The_NiGGa

Clicks and Pops all over the place. I would go for an original or the 2015 release over this.

Bumand

Pretty crappy sounding - lots of surface noise and a few heavy pops and clicks. Packaging is decent, but then so again was the standard CD release. I would have expected more from Pearl Jam than condensing the CD booklet into a 4-per page vinyl booklet. All around pretty lame. I thought CDs were like bad acid, not for consumption?

Orevise

At the time of release I bought Vitalogy on CD (after a couple of bad experiences with vynils I had given up and started to build a CD collection instead). The CD was so beautifully crafted, looking like an old book, that I always thought the LP version would be incredible (Spin the black circle, remember?). I received this LP reissue as a gift and, while I must say the sound is good, I am not impressed by the art (which is the same as the original issue, I found out later). Beware, instead of a bigger version of the CD, the LP has just images the same size as the CD, all printed together on 8 pages. It doesn't look like a book at all. Vitalogy deserved better, I am truly dissapointed.

Mikale

That's actually how the artwork was printed on the original 1994 pressing of the album. Yes, it would be cool if each page of the CD booklet would've been enlarged but at least they kept it true to the original pressing.

Banal

Pretty sure new pressings of this are different from the 2011 cut. I just bought this and VS. They are not pressed at United and they are not cut by WG/NRP. Instead they are pressed at MPO and they have an SST in the deadwax. There is another mark in the deadwax, but I can not make it out.

Andromajurus

I have a friend who runs a record store. Recently, he sold a copy of this album and it was returned because the B-Side of the first album contained a side of a Foo Fighters album. Has anyone else had or heard of this being an issue with this album?

Bynelad

No but that's awesome. Which album? PJ and Foo Fighters are a nice combo.

Tojahn

the second lp has the same label(third side) on both sides.

Zeks Horde

mine also has DIVISION ONE lable on both sides! and it has WG/NRP, is this the same one ? help?

Flower

Suicide as the last manifestation of freedom in a life not controlled by ourselves? Demonstration of weakness under increasing pressure? Or simply an ineluctable act? Fragments of tormented thinking about death. Definitive grunge reflection about discomfort -as much as Dirtand In Utero -, Vitalogy is the most disturbing and abrasive Pearl Jam album. Gunshot that killed Cobain resounds in rusty music of the band, closer to independent noise rock as never before. Dissonant slivers emphasizes the anxiety in this album that celebrates freedom through surges as much dramatic as romantic. Death is the last exit to life? No answers. Only faded photos floating on Immortality melodies, blurry pictures in which Vedder let his conflicts flow, with an intimacy that reminds Neil Young. Oblivion attraction is irresistible. Some die just to live.

Dainris

purchased this yesterday and there's a bit of distortion on side A but the rest of the record sounds good.

Cemav

Just opened a fresh copy of this release. I'm experiencing constant pops and clicks through the entire album. Anyone else have this on this 180 gram reissue?

Siralune

Yes. Mine sounds horrible. Just ordered an original press and look forward to hearing this classic snap crackle and pop free!

Mall

I've picked up a copy of this record and had a poor experience with the sound, but in a different way than you describe. Mine sounds like it is being played over a phone line with a poor connection; muddy and quiet. I'm glad I got it at a tag sale instead of paying full price, but it still sucks to know that a record that would sound so good on vinyl doesn't.

Ral

I found this one to be noisy and the quality was subpar to my original pressing. I'm can't imagine this was all analogue like the original pressing. Shame the original wasn't spread over 2LP's like this one, would have made it even better. Perhaps if this had been pressed at RTI or QRP it would have been of better quality.

Foiuost

Remastered should of been a warning..

Gamba

I bought this album a couple of months ago, and the first LP has the side A center sticker on both sides of the record. A missprint I guess. Anyone else out there with the same??

Marige

I have this album.On A Side printed 'DIVISION ONE' and On B Side Printed 'DIVISION TWO'.I think you have missprinted records.

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