PEARL JAM - RIOT ACT - EPIC 2xLP OOP 2002 STILL SEALED
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Description
Up for grabs is a copy of Pearl Jam's excellent Riot Act. Original issue on Epic Records, double LP in a gatefold jacket, and still sealed! This item is very much OOP and difficult to find.
Please note that the barcode has a slight scuff, which extends onto the cover. The actual mark on the cover is very small - less than 1/4" - as you can see in the detail photo, and can be easily covered up via permanent marker.
$4 shipping via UPS ground. If you prefer another shipping method, please say so upon receipt of payment. US buyers only. All LPs ship in professional cardboard mailers, packed with care. Payment MUST be received within 24 hours of a winning bid, or the item will be re-listed. I accept Paypal payments only.
Epic/Sony, 2002, E2 #86825
jacket: still sealed - see description above
vinyl: still sealed
From AllMusic:
4/5 stars
"In some ways, Riot Act is the album that Pearl Jam has been wanting to make since Vitalogy -- a muscular art rock record, one that still hits hard but that is filled with ragged edges and odd detours. Vitalogy found the band sketching out their ideas for their brand of artsy rock, separating bracing hard rock and experimentalism throughout that fascinating album, and since then they bounced between those two extremes: indulging themselves on No Code, over-compensating with the streamlined Yield. Here, they manage to seamlessly blend the two impulses together in a restless, passionate record that delivers musically and emotionally. If it doesn't announce itself as a comeback or a great step forward, it's because the changes are subtle -- it's a process of their post-Vitalogy sound finally gelling, not making an artistic breakthrough. Given the appealing but haphazard nature of their late-'90s work, it's quite satisfying to have a Pearl Jam album play as strongly as Riot Act, and again some credit must be given to drummer Matt Cameron. He enlivened 2000's Binaural, but his forceful drumming gives the weirder songs and ambitions support and urgency. Also, the production is the best in nearly a decade -- a warm, burnished sound filled with details that enhance the basic song instead of overwhelming them (in other words, it's not No Code, nor is it the Spartan Yield). Again, these are subtle shifts in sound, but they are notable and, given several plays, this does indeed seem like the richest record Pearl Jam has made in a long time."
Track list:
A1 Can't Keep
A2 Save You
A3 Love Boat Captain
B1 Cropduster
B2 Ghost
B3 I Am Mine
B4 Thumbing My Way
C1 You Are
C2 Get Right
C3 Green Disease
C4 Help Help
D1 Bu$hleaguer
D2 1/2 Full
D3 Arc
D4 All Or None
pearl jam, grunge, nirvana, oop, rare, epic, sony, riot act
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