Sun December 04, 2016 12:31 am
Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:I saw the Austin '95 show. The Ramones opened, and I passed out for a moment in the 110* pit up front. PJ opened with Act of Love. I remember the RVM jam and the Porch jam just noodling on forever! They covered about a minute of 'Talk About the Passion'... An unbelievably clear AUD recording exists of this show, which you can probably find online.
LINK?!
I can't play it on my phone, but I assume this is the same recording...
http://www.pearljambootlegs.org/modules/jinzora2/index.php?nuCU0sannA%3D%3D=ZZ9ul5RkbXBsYZFxYJdpWYylrNjNgomR16RRfpnHndKr2WGCpqinq6CijViHvl9Zjol4
At a glance that looks like a pretty fucking amazing set. You're a lucky S.O.B. And I'm super jealous you got to see this show. Even if you did faint.
I honestly came away from this show disappointed. To almost NO ONE's knowledge, they moved showtime up by about 4 hours so they could more easily get to New Orleans, so a TON of people showed up late. The venue sucked, there was a random pa outage during Porch, it was hot as fuck, and Ed's voice sounded trashed. I much preferred the intensity of the Dallas '93 show... first time I saw them.
Oh well, sure. If I'd seen them in 93, I'd probably feel the same way. But I didn't see them until 98. So you can imagine my total, unrelenting jealousy.
'98 was awesome, though! We saw 'em in KC, and the Dennis Rodman fiasco in Dallas. Which did you attend?
I was at the show in Bonner Springs, Kansas.
I thought I remember seeing you there... j/k. I do remember them playing Nothingman to attempt to calm the stupid crowd down, who were tearing up chairs for whatever reason. I wasn't a big fan of that venue, either. Those '98 shows were pretty great, though.
Sun December 04, 2016 12:41 am
durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:I saw the Austin '95 show. The Ramones opened, and I passed out for a moment in the 110* pit up front. PJ opened with Act of Love. I remember the RVM jam and the Porch jam just noodling on forever! They covered about a minute of 'Talk About the Passion'... An unbelievably clear AUD recording exists of this show, which you can probably find online.
LINK?!
I can't play it on my phone, but I assume this is the same recording...
http://www.pearljambootlegs.org/modules/jinzora2/index.php?nuCU0sannA%3D%3D=ZZ9ul5RkbXBsYZFxYJdpWYylrNjNgomR16RRfpnHndKr2WGCpqinq6CijViHvl9Zjol4
At a glance that looks like a pretty fucking amazing set. You're a lucky S.O.B. And I'm super jealous you got to see this show. Even if you did faint.
I honestly came away from this show disappointed. To almost NO ONE's knowledge, they moved showtime up by about 4 hours so they could more easily get to New Orleans, so a TON of people showed up late. The venue sucked, there was a random pa outage during Porch, it was hot as fuck, and Ed's voice sounded trashed. I much preferred the intensity of the Dallas '93 show... first time I saw them.
Oh well, sure. If I'd seen them in 93, I'd probably feel the same way. But I didn't see them until 98. So you can imagine my total, unrelenting jealousy.
'98 was awesome, though! We saw 'em in KC, and the Dennis Rodman fiasco in Dallas. Which did you attend?
I was at the show in Bonner Springs, Kansas.
I thought I remember seeing you there... j/k. I do remember them playing Nothingman to attempt to calm the stupid crowd down, who were tearing up chairs for whatever reason. I wasn't a big fan of that venue, either. Those '98 shows were pretty great, though.
It was the people on the lawn. They were trying to tear down the fence so they could get closer to the stage and rush the seats. It was stupid.
It was my first ever PJ show. I was right up against the fence on the lawn but far over to the right from where all the trouble was going down. There were two kids who were so excited to see the band and I let them stand in front of me so they could see and they kept asking me questions about different songs and band members. I felt like a guru and had a blast.
But yeah that venue isn't one of my favorites either. But they played U and I about lost my entire shit. I played it in the car on the ride over to the show for my friends and said, "they won't play this one but I think it's a fun song."
Sun December 04, 2016 12:43 am
Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:I saw the Austin '95 show. The Ramones opened, and I passed out for a moment in the 110* pit up front. PJ opened with Act of Love. I remember the RVM jam and the Porch jam just noodling on forever! They covered about a minute of 'Talk About the Passion'... An unbelievably clear AUD recording exists of this show, which you can probably find online.
LINK?!
I can't play it on my phone, but I assume this is the same recording...
http://www.pearljambootlegs.org/modules/jinzora2/index.php?nuCU0sannA%3D%3D=ZZ9ul5RkbXBsYZFxYJdpWYylrNjNgomR16RRfpnHndKr2WGCpqinq6CijViHvl9Zjol4
At a glance that looks like a pretty fucking amazing set. You're a lucky S.O.B. And I'm super jealous you got to see this show. Even if you did faint.
I honestly came away from this show disappointed. To almost NO ONE's knowledge, they moved showtime up by about 4 hours so they could more easily get to New Orleans, so a TON of people showed up late. The venue sucked, there was a random pa outage during Porch, it was hot as fuck, and Ed's voice sounded trashed. I much preferred the intensity of the Dallas '93 show... first time I saw them.
Oh well, sure. If I'd seen them in 93, I'd probably feel the same way. But I didn't see them until 98. So you can imagine my total, unrelenting jealousy.
'98 was awesome, though! We saw 'em in KC, and the Dennis Rodman fiasco in Dallas. Which did you attend?
I was at the show in Bonner Springs, Kansas.
I thought I remember seeing you there... j/k. I do remember them playing Nothingman to attempt to calm the stupid crowd down, who were tearing up chairs for whatever reason. I wasn't a big fan of that venue, either. Those '98 shows were pretty great, though.
It was the people on the lawn. They were trying to tear down the fence so they could get closer to the stage and rush the seats. It was stupid.
It was my first ever PJ show. I was right up against the fence on the lawn but far over to the right from where all the trouble was going down. There were two kids who were so excited to see the band and I let them stand in front of me so they could see and they kept asking me questions about different songs and band members. I felt like a guru and had a blast.
But yeah that venue isn't one of my favorites either. But they played U and I about lost my entire shit. I played it in the car on the ride over to the show for my friends and said, "they won't play this one but I think it's a fun song."
My friend videotaped this show (and the Dallas '98 show) sitting right next to me...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vienrLcvZbs
Sun December 04, 2016 12:54 am
durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Iholdthepain wrote:I saw the Austin '95 show. The Ramones opened, and I passed out for a moment in the 110* pit up front. PJ opened with Act of Love. I remember the RVM jam and the Porch jam just noodling on forever! They covered about a minute of 'Talk About the Passion'... An unbelievably clear AUD recording exists of this show, which you can probably find online.
LINK?!
I can't play it on my phone, but I assume this is the same recording...
http://www.pearljambootlegs.org/modules/jinzora2/index.php?nuCU0sannA%3D%3D=ZZ9ul5RkbXBsYZFxYJdpWYylrNjNgomR16RRfpnHndKr2WGCpqinq6CijViHvl9Zjol4
At a glance that looks like a pretty fucking amazing set. You're a lucky S.O.B. And I'm super jealous you got to see this show. Even if you did faint.
I honestly came away from this show disappointed. To almost NO ONE's knowledge, they moved showtime up by about 4 hours so they could more easily get to New Orleans, so a TON of people showed up late. The venue sucked, there was a random pa outage during Porch, it was hot as fuck, and Ed's voice sounded trashed. I much preferred the intensity of the Dallas '93 show... first time I saw them.
Oh well, sure. If I'd seen them in 93, I'd probably feel the same way. But I didn't see them until 98. So you can imagine my total, unrelenting jealousy.
'98 was awesome, though! We saw 'em in KC, and the Dennis Rodman fiasco in Dallas. Which did you attend?
I was at the show in Bonner Springs, Kansas.
I thought I remember seeing you there... j/k. I do remember them playing Nothingman to attempt to calm the stupid crowd down, who were tearing up chairs for whatever reason. I wasn't a big fan of that venue, either. Those '98 shows were pretty great, though.
It was the people on the lawn. They were trying to tear down the fence so they could get closer to the stage and rush the seats. It was stupid.
It was my first ever PJ show. I was right up against the fence on the lawn but far over to the right from where all the trouble was going down. There were two kids who were so excited to see the band and I let them stand in front of me so they could see and they kept asking me questions about different songs and band members. I felt like a guru and had a blast.
But yeah that venue isn't one of my favorites either. But they played U and I about lost my entire shit. I played it in the car on the ride over to the show for my friends and said, "they won't play this one but I think it's a fun song."
My friend videotaped this show (and the Dallas '98 show) sitting right next to me...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vienrLcvZbs
OH MAN!
That's awesome. I'll give that a whirl tonight. That's fucking awesome.
Sun December 04, 2016 7:45 pm
Sun December 04, 2016 10:05 pm
durdencommatyler wrote:Strat wrote:I wish i was maybe 3 years older at the time i saw them in Milwaukee circa '95. It was life changing but i dont think i fully grasped the situation at the time
YOU FUCKING SAW THEM IN 95???!!!
Sun December 04, 2016 10:09 pm
evenslow wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Strat wrote:I wish i was maybe 3 years older at the time i saw them in Milwaukee circa '95. It was life changing but i dont think i fully grasped the situation at the time
YOU FUCKING SAW THEM IN 95???!!!
My first was Soldier Field '95.
Mon December 05, 2016 1:04 am
tragabigzanda wrote:evenslow wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Strat wrote:I wish i was maybe 3 years older at the time i saw them in Milwaukee circa '95. It was life changing but i dont think i fully grasped the situation at the time
YOU FUCKING SAW THEM IN 95???!!!
My first was Soldier Field '95.
Jesus, that's great.
Mon December 05, 2016 6:21 pm
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Fri July 14, 2017 4:37 am
durdencommatyler wrote:I hate thinking about all the things I missed from Pearl Jam in the early 90s. Sucks.
Fri July 14, 2017 4:38 am
tragabigzanda wrote:evenslow wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Strat wrote:I wish i was maybe 3 years older at the time i saw them in Milwaukee circa '95. It was life changing but i dont think i fully grasped the situation at the time
YOU FUCKING SAW THEM IN 95???!!!
My first was Soldier Field '95.
Jesus, that's great.
Wed August 30, 2017 1:16 pm
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VinylGuy wrote:Oh, how i hated Vitalogy when it came out...fuck i hated it. It actually took me a while to finally embrace it.
Wed November 22, 2017 10:19 pm
littlecomment wrote:http://www.rollingstone.com/music/features/pearl-jams-vitalogy-inside-the-making-of-bands-third-lp-w512158
Eddie Vedder was increasingly frustrated by the corporate appropriation of grunge, exemplified by the introduction of a Vedder-like character on the TV soap opera General Hospital, played by future pop star Ricky Martin.
Wed November 22, 2017 10:21 pm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corduroy_(Pearl_Jam_song)Regarding the song's title, Vedder stated:
Yeah, that song was based on a remake of the brown corduroy jacket that I wore. I think I got mine for 12 bucks, and it was being sold for like $650. The ultimate one as far as being co-opted was that there was a guy on TV, predictably patterned, I guess, after the way I was looking those days, with long hair and an Army T-shirt. They put this new character on a soap opera, so there was a guy, more handsome than I, parading around on General Hospital. And the funny thing is, that guy was Ricky Martin.[2]