Pearl Jam - 4/3/94 - The Fox Theater, Atlanta, GA - audio only
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2020
- Release
Rearview Mirror
Whipping
Evenflow
Dissident
Why Go
Deep
Jeremy
Glorified G
Daughter
Go
Animal
Garden
State of Love and Trust
Black
Alive
Blood
WMA
Better Man
EWBCIST
Rats
Already in Love
Once
Sonic Reducer
Porch
Indifference
I was stuck in gridlock traffic at the Holland Tunnel.while this was on the radio. Greatest traffic jam of my life
In 95 or recently? I just heard this on Sirius radio last night in the city lol
@@pgaquigz1125 Easter Sunday 1994 King Biscuit Flour Hour
quick story: i was 23, had just dropped out of college in florida and relocated to atlanta. was sleeping on a friend's couch, had landed a job waiting tables at a restaurant. had no car. after a saturday night shift, i walked up out of the local subway train station next to the glorious fox theatre and was absolutely floored at how hard the place was rocking and how clear the sound was.... couldn't exactly tell who was playing, so i turned the corner and saw from the marquee that it was pearl jam. i was a fan, but not a super fan at the time. the next morning (easter sunday, i think) i was working the morning breakfast shift. i told my story to a colleague who then informed me that the boys were playing again that night and that the show was going to be nationally broadcast on the radio -- a big deal back in the day -- i made a promise that i would take all the money i earned from the morning shift and see if i could scalp a ticket... i invited my friend to do the same... he said he wouldn't waste his dough on the show but listen on the radio.... luckily for me, it was a busy shift, and i bagged more than $100. so, i took the train home, cleaned up, and went back that night and landed one single ticket front row off center stage left in the balcony (a GREAT SEAT in that venue) and, well, the rest is history. an absolutely blistering show... 2 hours of a band at their power peak in full load gear. They opened the show with just a ton of candles lighting the stage, it was a great first track and then it was game on...IMO, the five set run in the concert that took it next level historic was: Go, Animal, Garden, State of Love and Trust, and Black....
my friend regretted his decision instantly and all he could do was stare at me the next day in disbelief. (like, I can't believe you--who have no reason to blow any money and are living on a couch--knew it was the right call and i didn't.)
Great story!
I was 13 years old when I stayed up late by the radio to record this on two Memorex tapes.
It was on 99X
Haha I did the same. I was 15 at the time. What an amazing time to be alive!
I was 25 and did the same thing. I’ve seen them live many times and this is one of their best shows ever. Insane intensity and Eddie is flawless.
I was 20 at at that concert. They had 2 concerts in b2b days and they broadcast this one on 99x and internationally apparently. Was an amazing time.
I did the same
Stayed up to record this when I was 23. Amazing show!
Dave Abbruzzese on drums was the reason why 91-93 was Pearl Jam’s peak period. Without him all energy and attitude was lost.
Exactly, PJ became Neil Young's band when Dave A left. I loved PJ so much, it was heartbreaking to know that they would forever suck from that point forward.
Nah Jack Irons Era is great too
@@steve6513 Only bc of inertia. It took maybe 2 albums after Dave left for their greatness to fully evaporate. But there was already a stark contrast between Vitalogy and No Code. The production went from world class to muddy guitar tones and drums that sounded like a garage band demo. Might have been intentional, but they didn't really pull it off as they just continued to sink into obscurity and irrelevance in the ensuing years.
Odd. Could not disagree.more. Thankfully they grew up.
@@chrisjones5851 No disrespect, but this comment only makes sense if you are a boomer. My guess is you might not have fully appreciated PJ's first few albums because maybe they upended the rock n' roll music that you were used to.. perhaps you warmed up to them once they started sounding like every other boomer band.
Recently I've only been listening to 90's PJ shows. They're so fucking raw and full of emotion.
Yeah for sure... If you didn't get to be a part of it and weren't a "Child of the 90's" well, ya missed out my friend
Dave Abbruzzese on drums was the raw energy that disappeared from PJ after he was gone sadly
Release 0:35
Rearview Mirror 5:42
Whipping 11:04
Evenflow 13:57
Dissident 19:02
Why Go 22:27
Deep 26:12
Jeremy 30:59
Glorified G 37:33
Daughter 41:01
Go 45:58
Animal 49:05
Garden 52:27
State of Love and Trust 59:20
Black 1:03:17
Alive 1:08:52
Blood 1:14:50
WMA 1:18:56
Better Man 1:26:45
EWBCIST 1:33:18
Rats 1:36:56
Already in Love 1:42:07
Once 1:47:53
Instrumental Jam 1:51:31
Sonic Reducer 1:53:22
Porch 1:58:11
Indifference 2:09:21
Thanks man! 👍🏿
Thanks dude.
I remember taping this off of 99x as a kid and this is so special to me.
FYI "already in love" is called "satan's bed". Though very early version of it.
@@gabrielberglund115 🤦♂️ good lord. I’ve brought shame to my family! 😂
Very fond memories of taping this off of the radio when it aired back in High School. Replaced the tapes a few months later when I found a CD in the bootleg section.
My 3rd concert ever. My 18th birthday. Easter Sunday. Eddie climbing into the rafters above the stage of the fabulous Fox theatre during a prolonged jam before the last verse in Once and throwing down an effigy of himself into the crowd… unforgettable, amazing show maybe the best I’ve ever seen… also the day Kurt Cobain was shot dead although not found for two more days.
They actually played two shows in Atlanta that weekend 4/3 and 4/4 One which played live on the radio. I was so lucky enough to have attended them both! My best friend valet for Dave A the night before the show. Dude was so cool and gave him 4 tix 5th row. 4/4 best show of my life!
best version of dissident and one of the last concerts of great drummer of PJ Dave Abruzzesse.
The drummer that gave life energy to the group. Never was the same since.
This was Pearl Jam at their very best...a bit of angst, Ed’s voice strong, Dave A on drums...
Hell yea man. I was 18 and just loved to buy PJ Cd’s and play them in the car. Can’t believe it’s 2021 and I’m still rocking with them.
@@bobby_D I was 18 too….the 90s were good. Man time flies
Listened to this show on the way to Florida I was 19
Dave A on drums? Literally everyone that came after was lightyears ahead. Abby was practically a session drummer
Dave A this, Dave A that. He's Neil Peart last time I heard.
Funny even Neil said so himself in 92' along with Chad Gracey, now look at them
I heard this when it happened in 1994 on the radio (a few weeks later and it was censored) and thought I would never hear it again. Two months ago, I heard it on Pearl Jam radio on Sirius, and I was ecstatic. Now I'm listening to it here, and I can listen to it whenever I want to. You've made me very happy.
Why was it censored?
Never mind I figured it out...Duh!!
My favorite version of Betterman. Ed's voice in 1994 was completely amazing.
This is the actual version that was used on Vitalogy. With a few cuts and edits
I believe they recorded the first part in the studio and used the full band part from this show for the Vitalogy album. Guessing Eddie overdubbed new vocals.
@allright715 overdubbed
I miss that voice
they brought an entire world together for one night..
#straightfuckingfacts especially since Kurt was less than a week away from being dead and gone and fans left wondering if this fantastic music and an era was gonna come to an abrupt end for whatever reason. But wasn't what happened at all! And sure wasn't gonna happen if PJ had a say about it!!
Love your comment...
I'm thrashing around my apartment to Rearviewmirror as we speak. Jesus christ this is the quintessential version of this song.
I was there! I was 20 years old and my father had a business relationship with Ticket Master. The ticket sales were to be announced in the radio, so I asked him if he could get some info you know. He was shot down, and told me the bad news. A week later a kind man I never met pulled my father aside and said his job would end if he told a soul....and said at 3:00 that day the announcement would be made...99X...remember them? He called me at work, I got an ear ache, left work, and was at Turtles... at 2:30...before they knew! I remember the Oh shit moment the employees had when the announcenent flashed on their kiosk. No BS, cars were piling in the lot so fast, that place was packed in 15 minutes! I had 2 friends with me, only 2 tickets per person...I bought my Dad a ticket, and 6 of us saw Pearl Jam at the Fox for 18 dollars a ticket! I almost felt bad for those who didnt get to go, almost. It was the pinnacle of my youth, and the best show I have, and will ever see in my life! I saw Pink Floyd, The Stones, Metallica, NIN, and although The Floyd is definately a hell of a show, the energy that place has that night was Epic! They took forever to come out, but did 4 fuing encores man! I am 49 now and still get goosebumps listening to this! I was there man! I have only met one person that was there. It was the one time I drew a royal straight flush. I hope yall enjoyed this little bit. Thank You PJ for the best night of my youth!
Ditto. My 18th birthday present from a friend was a ticket to this show. We still go see them anytime in Atl or the Carolinas and once in Kansas City.
@ericedwards7525 thank you for sharing, that is awesome, the whole story. Now that we r prob your dads age then or older, has even more beauty to it, seeing Pearl Jam in 1994 w your pops
PRICELESS!!!
I was there as well!!! I heard the announcement on 99X,drove to Turtles in Gainesville GA my then girlfriend was a student at Brenau, she was already in line and got us two tickets. Still to this day the best concert I've ever seen. Pink Floyd at Bobby Dodd about a month later is #2
Blasting this right now, just like I do every April 3rd and all the other times during the past 28 years! This concert is absolutely legendary! Tight from start to finish! Pearl Jam at their best during their golden years!!
This is about as good as it gets, Pearl Jam at their peak IMO, Boston shows a week later r epic as well.
Original version of Immortality is brilliant!
April 3-4th
April 5th all Alice In Chains in honor of LS!!
Early 90’s Great time for music!
I was lucky enough to be in Atl at that time and saw this show, Fantastic venue and the place was rocking, the vibe was amazing
It’s spelled Dave Abbruzzese 💫
This is the absolute peak of this band. 91-93 is amazing.. but just the intricate additions in their live performances and their energy, the band members at technical peak yet still greater than the sum of their parts... so tight yet not lacking in intangible human qualities... Dave's firing was like popping a balloon. The rock juggernaut we all fell in love with had been neutered. This concert here is as good as a band can get.
Well said although I don't *fully agree about Dave, but this was def their energetic and vocal peak. Incredible power here.
Yes sir. I couldn't have said it any better!!!! You nailed it. Good day to you.
David Abbruzzese here...
Thank you. I agree.
@@FreeAssRecords a big thank you Dave on behalf of all of us original PJ fans. In my mind you are undoubtedly the greatest drummer they ever had
@@FreeAssRecords End of 93, early 94 in Atlanta n Boston so good, U r the man, band never sounded as good! BTW ur playing on Seasons with Psuetopia is awesome!
I remember attending this show… changed my life. Had seen them probably 10 times at this point. This show was something special. 2nd favorite show after attending Pink Pop 92.
There is always an "I was there" factor that bumps the level of greatness up!! Glad you got to see it, Soldier Field 95 for this guy! Hands down GOAT
Oh good lord you were at PinkPop 92...That would have been the ultimate for me! What particular stands out? I’m sure there were a lot.
You attended Pink Pop 92!?!! That’s the greatest show I’ve ever watched. Made me a Pearl Jam fan
@@virginiaknighten4687 there was so much happening. The crowd as one of the biggest I’ve ever been a part of. I guess the highlight was Ed dropping on us in the infamous camera leap.
2hrs 15 min of pure sonic onslaught. When I listen to this so do my neighbors. Dave drove the train here. His intro to Why Go? is all the proof anyone needs as to why he was their best.
Whoever made the idiot decision to kick Dave Abbruzzese out of the group is responsible for the demise of Pearl Jam. All energy was lost. So sad.
You can thank Mr. Vedder for that horrible decision.
I was there. One of the best concerts I ever saw and I have seen MANY!
There is always an "I was there" factor that bumps the level of greatness up!! Glad you got to see it, Soldier Field 95 for this guy! Hands down GOAT!!
I remember this... it was broadcast over the radio
The best version of Release ever. I remember this version being on a B side of a single.
Beg to differ only b/c I was in attendance at Soldier Field in '95! But I agree completely that Release as an opener gets it into a GOAT category right off.... and the intensity of around the 3 min mark and the beastly baritone and power Ed had during those early and mid 90's... unparalleled! I always loved Dave A cuz of Unplugged... but if they ended the band after he left.... I'd be crying still!! But I'm not a lil' bitch, and it isn't how it happened... with no Ed there is no PJ, but a loss of other members might have been the ebd of an era as well!! Thank God PJ is still kicking out the jams!!
Dissident had a chunk of the show spread across a coupla CDs as B-sides.
Maybe one of the best concerts; ever recorded live!
One of the BEST version of Porch, ever! Pure anger and caos...
30 years ago today. Amazing. My personal highlights were the Release opener, Satan's Bed, Blood, WMA, incredible version of Porch and Sonic Reducer. This show was probably the first PJ bootleg I ever downloaded and is still one of their best.
Peak Pearl Jam. Peak 90s. Peak human civilisation.
I was there. Probably one of the greatest one or two shows i have ever seen
Release never fails make me got a goosebumps
Best opener then and still now IMHO
I could barely continue the video for rewinding “Release” lol.
@@coopebe10 I love it the best. “Of The Girl” is another one I love to hear as an opener.
@@virginiaknighten4687 "for the ❤️ of the girl... how he makes his getaway!!" Yeah that's good vibes... or if it's raining at a venue.. "Wash" is cool as well lyrically... "oh please, let it rain today..."
@@coopebe10 I can just see Eddie in an earlier concert singing “Wash.” it was towards the end of the set...He was all sweaty, his hair and t-shirt destroyed looking...He was totally in need of a “Wash!” I also love “Long Road.” It was an opening song to a 2006 concert. (I might be wrong on date) There was a cold wind blowing Eddie’s hair...you could see his breath. Anyway it’s also one of my favorites☺️
I was a kid from Ocala Florida my favorite live album was Lynyrd Skynyrd live at Fox so 20 years later I see Pearl it was so fukn Amazing to follow music and come to this perfect moment in life of loving and discovering new friends good drugs young ❤
"good drugs" hahaha
My favorite era of Pearl Jam. So good with these live performances
Thanks for sharing. An absolutely amazing concert. This was one of those moments in life when you remembered where you were on that day. I, like many, was sitting next to the radio, tape deck ready to record. Playing drums at the time I couldn’t wait to hear Dave play and play he did. He was brilliant! I was saddened when he was removed from PJ. Anyway, thanks again for sharing 👌
2nd best concert outside of soldier field. Real energy the whole set and one of the best versions of release, alive, and black ever!!
Ditto... or in the words of Jason Mewes: "word, bitch! Soldier Field like a mofo!" hahahaha
Definitely was a tremendously great show!! And it was broadcast on the radio in many cities... but was from the audio cassette days... and b/c it was recorded and broadcast to the Chicagoland area (89.1 FM) but available also in bootleg format ( @ a SoundBoard Quality level and cuz it was broadcast "officially" and before the "official bootleg" days began around the time of the 2000 European tour) Well, 7-11-95 @ Soldier Field is easily the GOAT for me. And coming up right after the GD had played the venue and had left their stage behind (and also was Jerry Garcia's last show) so based on those factors is a great start regardless, but BEING THERE in person.... greatest show these eyes have ever seen and of any band so far!! Wow! What a fucking nite!! Great covers, WMA and The Real Me tags onto Daughter... I could go on and on
This concert pretty much sums up why Pearl Jam is such a great live band. They never play the same setlist twice and while they have about ten killer songs that they play at every show, you really never know what you are going to hear. This was a big national broadcast that most bands would kill for, and Eddie and the boys played most of the hits in the first hour, assuming that it would only be broadcast for a short time. "Well the radio stopped playing us so I guess we will EFF around now", ripping into the second live version of "WMA," and early "Betterman" and several others that were unknown at the time. Good thing the radio didn't cut away, we all would have missed a legendary show!
*WAS* a great live band.
Eddie's post show DJ'ing was awesome too. I recorded all of live here in Chicago
I believe this has to be the best live Pearl Jam mix I have encountered on UA-cam so far. I have all of their albums including the Live on Two Legs and Lost Dogs album. With the exception of the censorship and suppression of Freedom of Speech/Information this is why I love UA-cam. Thanks for uploading!
I remember staying up so late in my bedroom in teeny tiny Stratford-on-Avon to press record on my stereo tape deck ❤
My first time hearing this concert...Absolutely in love with Eddie, the boys and this amazing music
Just got this 4 LP set. Used to have this show recorded on 2 Maxell tapes. They broadcast it live on the Purdue college radio station, 04/03/94. Anyway, I lost those tapes long ago. Nice to see that the show lives on. It's one of their absolute best.
Thank you 🙏 for making this available for me to listen too. These two cd’s were all I listened to in my ‘87 Mazda b2000 back in the day! This takes me back
I was right there with ya! Wore out these discs for sure.
Dave A
Brings me right back to my '91 Plymouth Laser
26:34 timestamp for myself. Miss when EV used to scream like that!
Greatest live album ever.
Sad that eddie is the only one alive outa chris, kurt and layne 😢😢😢 glad he is still here tho 😢😢😢
Had this on CD in the mid 90s.
Amazing to hear it again.
Thank you for the upload.
I was there!!!
Better man with my boy David A. Is just gold
I THINK this is the concert where there is video. When I was at PJ 20 they had an exhibit with alllll kinds of amazing PJ memorabilia from over the years including Ed's jackets, typewriters, notebooks, etc. You weren't allowed to take in cameras/phone cameras...and on a screen this concert was playing on video. The band never released it. To me it's the best show ever played.
Definitely was a tremendously great show!! And it was broadcast on the radio in many cities... but was from the audio cassette days... and b/c it was recorded and broadcast to the Chicagoland area (89.1 FM) but available also in bootleg format ( @ a SoundBoard Quality level and cuz it was broadcast "officially" and before the "official bootleg" days began around the time of the 2000 European tour) Well, 7-11-95 @ Soldier Field is easily the GOAT for me. And coming up right after the GD had played the venue and had left their stage behind (and also was Jerry Garcia's last show) so based on those factors is a great start regardless, but BEING THERE in person.... greatest show these eyes have ever seen and of any band so far!! Wow! What a fucking nite!! Great covers, WMA and The Real Me tags onto Daughter... I could go on and on
Jack Irons on drums... Tour being cancelled and then restarted... Let My Love Open The Door and Everyday People as unusual covers, Release as the opener and YL as the closer, etc
This is two days before Kurt Cobain took his life. Not important to how incredible this concert was... just an observation from my couch here in Seattle. Thanks for posting the audio to this show!
I was at a Smashing Pumpkins show in Biloxi MS on April 8, 94, the day they found Cobain's body. I had been in a car driving from New Orleans listening to mixtapes all day and didn't hear the news until I was in the stadium. BIlly was on fire with emotion and more angsty than normal... came out for an encore of Mayonaise wearing a cardigan like the ones Kurt made famous... someone uploaded the show to YT a few years back.
@@MattMuirhead Wow.. that's good stuff! Thanks for sharing
1:03:00 - black
Don't mind this it's just a reminder for myself
First time I heard “tattooed everything”, ....into.... “I take a walk outSIDE”, my chill bumps had to be surgically removed.
The best version of black is this recording here
I couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve heard this, but it wasn’t until today I realized Jeff started his bass line from Why Go instead of Even Flow around 14:01 😂
I was fortunate to be at this show. Heard about tickets on the radio, rushed to nearest Turtle records store got in line and got two tickets.
Best live version of Release hands down and no I haven't heard them all. No need too.
Had this recorded on z100 in NYC and sat thru the entire show elated..love this
Ryan Moore is a god for bringing us this. 🫡
38:03 that's okay cause I love frogs
18:07 Whispering hands in another tone 👍
That Version of Black is perfect
Yes!! There are many definitive live versions of songs from this concert!
@@bronxrocker93 indeed. Blood & once are amazing as well
@@halloweenjack95 Deep, Jeremy, Rats, Satan's Bed, Sonic Reducer just to name a few
Release is pretty awesome too! The whole concert is...
This is the way Satan's Bed sounds in my head all the time!!
El primer pirata que tuve de Pearl Jam!!!es increible!!!lo tengo en cassette,grabado de cd!!aunque hace rato q consumo musica de internet!!!Release se resignifico cuando fallecio mi papá!!!lo escucho y lloro!!!cosas de la vida!!!
Pure moment of perfection! Thanks for sharing.
Still have my cassettes recorded from this radio broadcast. Thank you for this.
Me recordó inmediatamente cuando lo escuché por primera vez en los 90', claro de un casett pirata, no había dado con éĺ nuevamente, gracias por subirlo 👍
Nice!! Just got the 3 disc set in the mail.
I see they left off the Vitalogy tracks and Sonic from the set.
I'm happy nonetheless to have the set, and to have found this!
Thank you for posting!
The best!
Yes! This moment was IT! Just wish I was there.
Happy Mother’s Day Jill
No video? One of the best shows ever. Black is incredible!!
I have most of this show on cassette. A few songs are missing here and there
Melhor show de todos os tempos, pena que não fizeram as imagens.
This is an awesome concert!!!! Thank you very much for sharing this amazing concert ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘the audio is fantastic, I just lay back with my headphones on and enjoy!!!
This concert is historic! The absolute best!
Esse é o melhor álbum de todos os tempos kkk🤘🏻👏🏻
Thanks so much for sharing this. Had found this bootleg CD somewhere in Miami in mid 90s and wore it tf out. Probably haven't heard it in 20 yrs. Appreciate you!
Love the slide guitar (or whatever it is Mike is doing there) on Bugs
Deep sounds insane
Best version of YGO
I remember calling the kts company in Italy and ordering this concert on cd. I believe it was $50 , the internet wins this one.
I did the same
🎶🎼🎸🤘🥰😘
Interesting fact. This version of better man is the version used on Vitalogy. Eddie vedder recorded the first verse chorus and second verse in the studio then the live version was cut in.
That's wrong. The band cut and were recording this for vs initially but decided it didn't fit well on the heavy album. The drums in the studio version don't kick in until the second chorus, the tempo and dynamics are different and the studio version has a string section. This is my favourite version of the song by a long way
Yea I had this bootleg recorded off the radio as a youngster. A super setlist. My favorite time period was Binaural Tour era I think fron a tecnucal pov, how the band sounded,and they wrre tight ib 2000. 2003 was good too. But late 2000 shows were on point.
I dont know what that means. I went to Towson State College in MD. I liked when Mr. Stone had the richbacher and it was creamy on the US tour so much in 2000. My very first concert to see them live was in 2000. The eleco/acoustic in 2000 was swapped out in 2003. The vocals were far superion in 2000 prior to Vedders goat bah he tends to add to too much in 2003. I am so sick of 10 and 5 against one, and Vitalogy and No Codes constanly being on the radio. Funny now No Code is played hardly at all, but Given to Fly is on all the time. Computer playlisted replaced humans. I really liked this band when I Was younger. May the Lord God and His Spirt be with you.
I love the cover of the Kiss the Stone bootleg CD there.
I was there when I was only 10 years old
This is the "Dissident" live 1994
Wish I still had the recording I made of this from BBC Radio 1. Put tape over the tabs of a Linguaphone cassette because learning French wasn't as important as this show.
Oh I remember those days the old tape over the tabs trick and I also had a cassette recording but I've lost it all though I still have the original VHS recording from MTV unplugged
45:58 "This song is for Kurt" was he dedicating this to Cobain? I believe at the time of this recording Kurt had made suicide attempts in Rome and was 2 days from death in Seattle :(
Yep
He was reported missing at this point
I have this show if anyone is interested, SB quality.
Still One, Has Evenflow, Go with Animal
are they every going to release the video of this legendary show?
Favorite 😂
KEZE Rock 106 Spokane in the day
I would love to see the video of this concert! On the album cover is that Stone behind Eddie? It’s so dark.
Heavy as fuck
JESUS! That just, whatever... that came out of him at 1:16:05. And that intro! But every time I heard that air raid guitar sound @ 2:05:49, I remembered why that last six and a half minute break off was SO important, and totally worth not holding down the double arrows for a few seconds
And especially because PJ were self-aware enough to know how BIG the band had already become... and Cobain would be gone in less than a week, so no Nirvana anymore... can you say "pressure??" And I'm so glad they kept their shit together!! And have remained level headed and continue to create amazing art... even if it ain't a brand new record... if you get to attend a show, you'll never be the same!! #facts
appreciate the "00:00" you specifically pointed out... if you know PJ but don't KNOW or didn't have the cassette recording you made in your tape deck, or Walkman... well Warchild helped make your life a helluva lot easier to find some truly superior moments during this show!! Thanks Warchild! Hats off to ya, respect
For me, born in '78 and so 13 in 1991... It's been a helluva long, strange trip for me... but a fan has to listen from the start to the finish to try and catch the vibe of what was going on... and then the random Ed banter or "fun facts" were always something that I immediately enjoyed and realized the value of, and after seeing MTV Unplugged (still have my original VHS tape in a box in the basement with the words "MTV Unplugged" written on it even) lol. I knew that this band were "my guys!" Even now, 30 fucking years later!! GOAT in so many ways!!
had to edit this comment above mainly because I wrote and then fact-checked... And Kurt's death was on 4/8/94, so he wasn't "already gone."
@@coopebe10 Truth that homie! I saw them first in Lauderdale in 96, at some baseball stadium. TWENTY FIVE thousand people filled every inch of that place, with the stage up behind the center field wall. Normal capacity was supposed to be like 8000 people lol, so it was pushing the seems. But the energy that night… it was BEYOND electric and everyone was so positive and excited. Especially with Hurricane Josephine bearing down on us all, and Eddy saying “Josephine, Josephine… leave us the fuck alone” lol. I was still young enough to hang in center field, constantly avoiding mosh pits and giving my boy’s girlfriend the longest damn piggy back ride ever… with her stank ass cooter on my neck lol. Then saw them years later in Tampa from a badass box sweet… but it was NOTHING like ‘96. I’ll always remember those times
Uow
Just got this show on CD. Is the same art on the front cover but the song indifference is missing! Does anyone know why? Thanks in advance
The best concert was Pink Floyd Division Bell tour at RFK DC
Just shut off the lights and put on the headphones
I was there
Me too!
No fucking way!!!!! I was just thinking while listening to the album that I would have loved so much to see them on that night! That must have been such an amazing moment!
Who is singing w/ Vedder in WMA?
the singer from King's X.
Pipe dreams: Means