Pearl Jam (Eddie Vedder): "Yield", SEALED 180-Gram Vinyl, Die-Cut Cover, Insert
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Rainy Day Records USA (established 1981)
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This is YIELD by PEARL JAM, an audiophile pressing
on 180+ grams of high definition, high density virgin vinyl.
Playing time of 48:37. It is SEALED in loose wrap from the factory
(no heat ever comes near the finished wax) and in MINT condition.
Jacket is die-cut. Country of origin unknown; label uncertain. Our
highest recommendation!
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The Cuts:
Side One
- Brain Of J.
- Faithfull
- No Way
- Given To Fly
- Wishlist
- Pilates
- Do The Evolution
Side Two
- MFC
- Low Light
- In Hiding
- Push Me. Pull Me
- All Those Yesterdays
Personnel & Instrumentation:
- Jeff Ament – bass, vocals
- Stone Gossard – rhythm guitar, vocals, bass
- Jack Irons – drums, percussion
- Mike McCready – lead guitar
- Eddie Vedder – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
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Thoughts for today:
That men do not learn very much from the lessons of history is the most important of all the lessons of history.
--- Aldous Huxley (1895-1963)
As our eyes grow accustomed to sight they arm themselves against wonder.
--- Leonard Cohen (1934-2016)
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