Pearl Jam - Ten [Vinyl Edition]

When Pearl Jam’s seminal debut Ten first crashed into the cultural landscape in 1991, its reverb-soaked, arena-ready production defined the sonic architecture of the alternative rock explosion. However, the definitive realization of that masterpiece didn't truly arrive until nearly two decades later, courtesy of a meticulous 2009 deluxe vinyl reissue manufactured at the historic United Record Pressing plant in Nashville, Tennessee. This double-LP package does not merely repackage nostalgia; it serves as a vital piece of audio preservation, pairing the newly polished textures of the original master with a revelatory, stripped-back remix by longtime producer Brendan O'Brien. For audiophiles and grunge purists alike, this specific American-pressed 180-gram release stands as a monumental archival achievement, stripping away the commercial sheen of the early nineties to expose the raw, muscular, and timeless heart of a band on the brink of changing music history.

• Double LP
• 180g Audiophile Pressing
• Gatefold jacket
• Includes remastered & remixed tracks

DISC 1

A1        Once
A2        Even Flow
A3        Alive
A4        Why Go
A5        Black
A6        Jeremy
B1        Oceans
B2        Porch
B3        Garden
B4        Deep
B5        Release

DISC 2

C1        Once
C2        Even Flow
C3        Alive
C4        Why Go
C5        Black
C6        Jeremy
D1        Oceans
D2        Porch
D3        Garden
D4        Deep
D5        Release

• Label: Epic