Stone’s instrumental demos with Mike, Jeff & Matt yielded PJ music on five albums, hear them and read track-by-track details with the help of Stone himself.
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Artifactor on the Promotional Floor Mat for “TEN”
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Deep Dive into Side B of the 1993 Christmas Single
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The beautiful Side A “Angel”: written, recorded, performed and retired.
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A curiously cool collection of No-codery appeared in the late 1996 and 1997 issues of the Ten Club newsletter and other mailings under the appealing rubrick of the VHC Starter Kit.
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This sampler from the band “I Love You” helps us uncover early Pearl Jam concert dates from 1991.
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Fan translations from the 2006 tour of Latin America
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By the time Pearl Jam turned two at the end of 1992, turntables were well on their way to being only the domain of audiophiles, DJs, and old-schoolers and band fan clubs were mostly nostalgia. But the young band had other ideas. They’d sent their fan club the same holiday gift in 1991 that the Beatles had back in the day: an exclusive 45rpm single with their greetings on the b-side. 1992 would be no different.
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What makes a Pearl Jam collectible “valuable”? The “Reeenk Roink” promo CD boasts neither unreleased music nor eye catching graphics; but its rarity, odd name, handcrafted manufacturing and place in PJ history have made it one of the handful of “holy grail” collectibles. What is Reeenk Roink? TFT and PJ collector Seth Dolled take a closer look.
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TFT takes a deep dive into one of the “original” artifactors: the first Fan Club Christmast Single
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