
Pyaasa - Mohd. Rafi Used Vinyl 78 RPM Record

CRCHAH23500
Pearl Jam’s rawest, most defiant statement, cut deep into heavyweight vinyl for volume, grit, and detail.
Pearl JamPearl Jam is an American rock band formed in Seattle in 1990, rooted in grunge, alternative and hard rock. They scored breakout fame with…View all Pearl Jam recordsPressed on 180 gram vinyl, Pearl Jam’s "Vs." captures a band refusing to coast on early success and instead pushing harder, louder, and stranger. Released in 1993, this is the moment they shook off grunge hype and carved out their own lane—leaner than "Ten," but more volatile, with a live-wire tension that suits the turntable beautifully.
From the opening snap of "Go" and the snarling groove of "Animal" to the bruised vulnerability of "Daughter" and "Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town," the record swings between fury and tenderness without ever sounding calculated. The guitars feel like they’re right in the room—gritty, dynamic, and full of air—while Eddie Vedder’s voice rides from a whisper to a roar without losing nuance.
On vinyl, the production finally breathes the way it was meant to. The heavier cut brings out the low-end punch of Dave Abbruzzese’s drums and the subtle interplay between Stone Gossard and Mike McCready’s guitars. If you collect 90s rock or want Pearl Jam at their most urgent and human, this 180 gram edition of "Vs." earns a permanent place on the shelf and in regular rotation.
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