Bad Radio Ticket

[VicSpeed]

Awesome!

Thanks for the pics!

[bu$hleaguer]

Fantastic Marc!!!

[Megadave]

Marc....your home is always a resource of treasures!!!

[norman-grunge]

Unbelievable Marc. This cassette is just beautiful!

[Frank Gibson]

I WANT IT!!!

VERY BAD SONGS FOR A GREAT ITEM

[grdesigner]

AMAZING!!! HOW DID YOU ACQUIRE THIS GEM?

[Marc]

Thanks for all the kind words and compliments, guys.

I got the tape from an English guy that was a roadie for a British band (I forget the name) while they were touring the U.S. in 1989. They played at the club where EV worked at the time. EV made friends with the roadies and gave them a couple of his tapes. At least that's what I was told. I was able to get both tapes EV gave him.

Do you guys want to see the other EV tape I have???

[grdesigner]

Marc...

Um yes...like immediately!!!

[LostRebel]

well... I guess...

YES WE DO!!!

[norman-grunge]

Do you guys want to see the other EV tape I have???

Are you kidding? Show it to us.

[Frank Gibson]

SEND IT TO ME IMMEDIATELY!!!

[Marc]

The cassette is a 30 minute cassette (15 min each side). The first side of the cassette says Bad Radio
Live Last Wednesday. The songs are audience recorded during a Bad Radio club show. You can hear talking in between songs.
The songs are What?, Believe You Me and Wanted You To Know.

You can see paper loss (white areas) on the J-card that you can’t see in the first picture.
This is because a heavy black ink was used in making the J-card and the J-card was put in the cassette case
before the ink was completely dry. You can probably guess what happened after that…
Eddie From CA. is written in whiteout for the spine.


The other side of the cassette has EV’s signature and says (old shit) @ Home.
Songs are Wanted You To Know, Unknown Title (Instrumental), Crossroads and Sick Of Pussies.
Wanted You To Know and Crossroads are the same versions on the Evolution 1985-1994 bootleg box set if you have it.


When I opened my Ten Super Deluxe Edition I was shocked when I saw the cassette.
I couldn’t believe that the picture was the same as the cassette I had!
On EV’s digital watch he put in his phone number for the J-card!


EV loved using whiteout! I am surprised how often he used it in making his cassettes but maybe I shouldn’t be.

[Frank Gibson]

OH MY GOD YOU ARE SO LUCKY MAN .....SOOOOOOOOOOOO LUCKY ...SEND THEM TO ME ....NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW

[Palavas]

Real pieces of museum !!! Absolutely amazing !

[norman-grunge]

These are great items of the Pearl Jam history. Marc I'm jealous in a positive way my friend.

I love cassettes!!!