which would it be?

I'll start this thread back up again.

I'm still going with March 94-April 94.

2/95->3/95 a close second.

Opened and closed in one post.

3 months? That's a bit much, kind of like saying "which tour do you like the best?"

If I was just picking one month it would either be March of 1998 or August of 2000.

I see that despite titling it "3 months" you still only picked one month increments as well.

Fixed for ya. Totally correct.

3/94-4/94 would be a great spot from the Chicago show on 3/13 through the close of the tour at the Paramount in NYC on 4/17?

Another for me would be Red Rock 6/19/95 through Soldier Field on 7/11/95.

The last I will add for a months full of great shows would be that run in 2003 from the first 2 Boston shows through the third, which includes the 2 MSG shows, the 3 Bostons, and a few in between, I think. That whole East Coast run was phenomenal.

February 20 - March 20, 1998. God what a run of shows that is!

The 1994 one that's been mentioned might be hard to top.

I think Sept 1998 would be pretty close for me.

Yeah, absolutely.

I was lucky enough to have seen my first show on that run, but what I'd give to be able to go back in time and see the rest.

The month leading up to firing Dave A surely must have been pretty interesting to follow.

This. Maybe April 2003.

Yeah, April 2003 was a great month for Pearl Jam. I was at the Albany show. But I still would prefer March 98 or August 00.

any show from 1993-1994, then something from 1996 and 1998.

Yeah. I would have to go with March 98.

Me too, probably. But man, August 2000 was something special.

I can't believe that Albany 03 show is almost 10 years ago. I can still remember organizing that peace sign campaign and getting some combination of TSIS, Given to Wail, and the Pearl Jam Network - if it wasn't gone yet - to post them on their sites. Getting accosted by the security guards who told us we couldn't bring the signs in. Getting friends to hide piles of signs in the bathroom. Great time.

It would have been quite an interesting time to follow them just by virtue of seeing them slightly harranged at the Denver show, the reverse at the Albany show, then another 180 getting booed in Long Island. And that Buffalo show, that I wished I could have gone to that was really incredible...then closing out with that long sloppy show in State College. However, from this tour I'd have to pick July 2003 (if I haven't already) just for that run from Boston through MSG through Boston again, and those 3 shows in Mexico City.

The first month of the Yield tour in Australia would be a fun one.

Hey, I remember someone handing me one of your signs.

Maybe it was me. I was a fat dude then.