What Is He Doing?! Pearl Jam - Porch (Pinkpop 1992) | REACTION
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Eddie said for years he felt bad for that cameraman as he thought the guy was upset with Eddie for jumping. Turns out the cameraman was yelling for those guys at the bottom to hold it so when Ed jumped the camera guy wouldn't go flying off. Eddie actually recently reunited with the cameraman and brought him onstage at one of their concerts. It's was really cool
Eddie was and still is, our only baritone grunge frontman. He’s still is.
Eddie cracked Jeff Ament (the bass player with the towel on his head at the end) with the microphone swinging it like Roger Daltrey and that's why they were checking him out at the end. You can hear it at about the 10:38 mark and see Jeff holding his head in the background. 🙂
He gave every ounce of himself in that performance
Next Pearl Jam should be Betterman, live at Madison Square Garden from 2010. You'll be amazed by the crowd interaction.
Great rendition. Amazing crowd interaction
Goosebumps every time.
YESSSS
Pearl Jam's first huge festival so they were very overwhelmed, they did not headline this concert, I heard they blew all the whole crowd away! Going down Pearl Jam rabbit hole is exciting!! Please do. Thank you for sharing this awesome video with us!! 😊💓🤘✌️
Mike McCready is a monster on guitar 💜 Glad you're still exploring them!
and Stone Gossard is rock solid behind.
I saw them live in '93 at the Mesa Amphitheater and it was mind blowing! Butthole Surfers opened. I got a black eye getting caught up in the mosh pit unintentionally!
I have been watching, listening, and loving Pearl Jam since 1991! Their acoustic live performance on MTV was the BESTS! Saw them in concert a few times and I have to say, they are my favorite band of all time - Queen being my second favorite!! I agree with @sharoncarlisle9453 - your next should be "Better Man" live at Madison Square Garden - 2010! Incredible interaction with the audience!!!
Survived giant leap into crowd.
Almost injured tripping over speaker!
I was there. 😄 Front row. Eddy was wild. They all were wild. Great show! Saw them again later that year. Same passion. I love Pearl Jam!
At the end Ed was spinning the mic around and it smashed the bass guitarist Jeff Ament on the head....that's why he was down with the towel on his head......man, check the whole set out, they were on fire 🔥
I love how the cameraman backed right up when Eddie wanted to jump again.
Wild video. Most people say it’s a must see because of the stage diving (obviously). But please, PLEASE, watch them do this same song, “Porch”, on MTV’s Unplugged. It’s an amazing version, with unforgettable vocals by Eddie Vedder. MTV used to require that the musicians always stay seated during their sets on the show, and well, you can see just how PJ handled that too. Brilliant.
Every Pearl Jam performance is unique, and their sound evolved and matured over the years, as did Eddie’s singing, so it’s hard to encapsulate their “sound” in one song, or even one style. The rabbit hole is very deep here, and worth exploring. You should also look into Eddie’s solo work, which is very different from PJ. Take a listen to the music he wrote for the movie, “Into The Wild” - especially the songs “Society”, “Rise”, and “Guaranteed”.
Pearl Jam = a band with so many dimensions that all make you want more!!! Pink Pop had soooooo many amazing bands and performers that you should check that festival out as a whole 🤘🖤
"What are we watching? this is nuts!" Subscribed!
Seen them 3 times. They give their all every concert of 3 hours! Took my nephews to The Gorge outdoor arena WA state, overlooking the Columbia River. Blind Melon opened, Pearl Jam, and Neil Young, who was so wasted that PJ came onstage during his set. Great concert. ❤
Pearl Jam's shows were crazy. European festivals were crazy. Pearl Jam at European festivals were frickin' insane. Shows at pinkpop festival seem to be the best festival, dunno, I've never been but would like to.
So cool! And funny to say that I was there, at PinkPop, that day🇳🇱💃💃💃
As a Pearl Jam fan since 1992, I highly recommend you check out some more recent stuff as well. This stuff from the early days is obviously phenomenal, but this is a band who has grown and evolved, been consistently fantastic for 30 plus years now, and maintained all their vitality and passion, even if Eddie doesn't dive into the crowd anymore.
One of my favorite things to do is watch Corduroy over the years from shows I've been to. It's still so strange to watch Soldier Field 95 and Wrigley 2016 back to back.
Eddie didn't care he was a madman
On the contrary... Eddie cared/cares about EVERYTHING!!!!! That's why he has NO problem letting his energy out!! He is as real and raw as it gets. Not a madman... a decent soul who feels strongly about writing and singing with purpose and intent to help and heal. You will NEVER, EVER find a Pearl Jam song about T&A!!!! They write and record songs from their souls with the intent to help, heal and unite.
As rocking and crazy as their performances were/are... they are from their souls and with great GOOD intent. Peace and light...
@@tinagilbert8902 I meant for his well being, but yea he totally put it out there and I love it, he's a rockstar
@@arnoldcox9128 🥰Oh ok, I get it! And you are 100% correct!!!👊 Eddie didn't care about safety... all he cared about was conveying the message.
He felt EVERY word of every song that he and the guys of PJ wrote and he wanted you to feel it too. PJ is all about human connection.
Music unites like nothing else!!💯 Peace and light... 💞
These guys have always been a great live band. I've seen them like 5 times over the years since back in the day and they always delivered, including in recent years now that they're older and no longer stage dive into the crowd and all the crazy crap they did back then.
this entire concert is iconic and worth a watch (and endless rewatches!) the little girl poster on the back of the stage is the pinkpop festival logo and nothing to do with PJ.
Porch is notorious for being the song Eddie always does something crazy during. the long instrumental break in the middle left him with time on his hands to climb around. i love how after the crowd falls down he is asking if everyone is ok and once he gets back on stage he goes over to that side to make sure everyone is getting back up.
there are compilation videos of all his climbing shenanigans during Porch through the years. i believe he did his last climb in 2016 but he still likes to jump off speakers and stuff on stage. unfortunately he had to stop crowd surfing fairly early on because the crowd started tearing his clothes and pulling out his hair for souvenirs and it just wasn't safe.
he said the music made him feel invincible and if he had to kill himself to give the audience a good show, he was going to do it. He also wanted to somehow convey how much the music meant to him and he couldn't contain his energy or enthusiasm.
he also got caught by a tv interviewer (he tried to avoid him) not long after this concert was over and talks about how overwhelmed he was by their first huge crowd. it's also here on youtube.
soundgarden also played at this festival and chris cornell was interviewed by the same tv host, which is worth looking for as well.
I love your reactions. Fun to see ppl discover the unique grunge culture from Seattle - it started so small and just exploded.
Anyone that tells you that Pearl Jam changed over the years, they are right. They started off as 20 somethings that were full of angst and anger. They have grown over the years. As their music grew they acknowledged that they did as well. They did not try to hold on to the 20 year old angst into their fifties. It doesn't change the power that their music has had. But they definitely changed over the years to promote their power in a different way
Eddie is still a power house, but he's not climbing the rafters in his 50s🤷♀️
he has children now so he's more responsible.
I was at this very concert, the Cult were the headline act that day.
Gawd I miss the 90’s!!!!!!
They did an encore right after this and covered Neil Young's Rockin' in the Free World, which was also excellent. You can see their buddies from Soundgarden in a couple of shots just off stage to the right. I think that doll at 8:58 was just some promotional artwork that they used that year for their tour, I remember seeing it on some shirts and other memorabilia.
Actually the doll/girl face is a Pinkpop logo, not Pearl Jam. At the time, Pearl Jam were using their stick figure logo.
Hi, Salvo! New subsciber here. Stumbled over your channel when you reacted to Pearl Jam unplugged singing Black. I wish you'd also watch them perform Black at this very festival, Pinkpop '92. Eddie's emotions are raw. Makes me cry and gives me chills all at once. Anyway, thank you for doing what you do and I really enjoy your channel!!!
I didn’t listen to Pearl Jam when I was a teenager. I heavily resisted grunge at the time. I started listening to Pearl Jam and Alice In Chains about a year ago and am really enjoying getting to know them. I for whatever reason thought they were just chill but have been pleasantly surprised by their intensity 😊
5 seconds in and you get Eddie crazy eyes. Hold on tight ❤
Shoutout to Sarah, I requested this under the last Pearl Jam reaction and am so glad you’re doing it. Fun fact: with the exception of the chord progression, the instrumental/solo/“beautiful day” section in the middle is improvised and is done different every show
I saw your comment!! It fueled my decision lol
You don’t understand grunge, you feel it.
What they are about is being a rock band and making the music they want to hear and play. They put their emotions out there and try to just be themselves. That approach has led to over 30 years of worldwide sold out shows.
Pearl Jam defined the grunge sound! Several have attempted to copy Eddie Vedder but he IS the original! About the only front man from that era still alive.
@8:58 that is a pink doll and Pinkpop's logo. The joke is that "pop" is also the Dutch equivalent of English "puppet", which is less narrow defined and is also used for dolls. But the "pop" in pinkpop comes from "popular music" and the "pink" comes from Pinksteren, the Dutch name for Pentecost, the date the festival was originally held. So it is kind a like a visual wordplay. Attendance +/- 50-55k and it was raining all day. There is also quite a famous still shot of Eddie jumping off that crane. Note also the hint of Jimmi Hendrix in the guitar solo
It is not about reactions. It is about the experience of being introduced to the new eras / different types of music. We watch for your reaction. Yet at the same time we enjoy someone being introduced to the classics that they didn't know were classics
Oh no, there goes Eddie with more stunts
For something completely different from them listen to Oceans...it's lovely!
Yes. The entire Ten album is terrific from beginning to end.
@@julianortiz4151 I agree!!
“Better Man” in Madison Square Garden is a great suggestion, you should definitely watch it.
And for future videos, maybe you could check out other videos such as “Do The Evolution” (powerful song and message), also “Blood” (video version).
I really enjoy watching your reactions, always entertaining ❤
Dear lord.... "BETTER MAN" at Madison Square Garden is a must on a PJ journey. The connection between Eddie and the crowd is so incredibly beautiful. Even though the performance is two decades after the song was released... Eddie is at his best in that performance!!!
That performance might give u a deeper insight into PJ as a whole. Please check out "Better Man" Pearl Jam live at Madison Square Garden... it'll give you goosebumps Salvo.💯❤❤❤
"Better Man" at MSG (5/21/10) ruclips.net/video/_4BObpNQqNo/видео.html
Love it!
This is really an incredible performance. I remember when I first saw this. Glad to see someone like you reacting to it.
Man, thanks for reacting to this! It brings back some awesome memories of those days.
Soou amazing
I've heard of Pearl Jam of course but never gave them a listen before. It will be fun learning about them with you.
This was when they were used to playing smaller venues. Before this they'd never toured outside the US, they blew up and went on a global tour in 1992.
So when Eddie jumped into the crowd he was doing what he was used to doing at small venues.
You can see when the crowd collapses under him he panics and he's yelling at them to get up because he knew it was a very dangerous situation. When he gets back on stage he checks again to make sure no one was stuck or getting trampled. Bear in mind there had been several crowd crush incidents at festivals before this.
You can see bassist Ement having to be comforted at the end there because he thought Eddie had fallen off.
Eddie was always doing insane crap like that. There are videos of him swinging from cables and climbing up stages. Back then we were all pretty certain he would fall to his death some day during a live show. We're all very glad he didn't, and that he's stopped thinking he's Spider Man lol
That's the pink pop logo......this is fuckin awesome
Eddie was the epitome of a showman ❤️
Sal, I told you be prepared to rock out! It's a bit of a messy performance but this is a quintessential 90s grunge show for you. He's still a phenomenal state presence to this day and it's only gotten better.
Glad you liked it? Lol
I saw Pearl Jam in 1993 at Finsbury Park Festival. They were headlining along with Neil Young. What an unforgettable experience that was !
Salvo, I just want to say in all honesty... I have not actually watched ur reaction to this song/performance yet. Understand, I did let it play all the way through while I replied to other people's comments! lol!! (Sorry!😅) It's just that this song, performance and Pearl Jam are so important on the human level that after reading some of the comments (during ur opening commentary😉)... I felt it important to reply to some comments before actually watching ur reaction.
Pearl Jam is special and write, sing and perform with intent and purpose. Their music is meant to unite and heal. I hope you understand.
Thank you for continuing with PJ. Please consider doing PJ's performance of "Alive" at Immogine in Cornice Italy (2007). You did a reaction to the song which was released in 1991 (from their 33X's PLATINUM album "TEN"!!!!👊). HOWEVER, on ur quest to get to know/understand PJ... I would love for you to revisit it with the Immogine 2014 performance. That performance (many yrs later) will give u a little more insight on PJ and what they are about. It's a STUNNING performance.
Eddie does another crazy thing in it and I feel u will better understand who they are after seeing it. Peace and light...💞
"Alive" at Immogine, Cornice (Italy)... ruclips.net/video/tgwiWv7uriA/видео.html
Oh and like others have said... you have to check out "Better Man" live at Madison Suare Garden 2010... it'll give yet another side of PJ.
"Better Man" live at MSG ruclips.net/video/_4BObpNQqNo/видео.html
Do a search for "Eddie Vedder revisits his most famous stagedive 26 years later - Pinkpop 2018". In it, he talks about the jump and the cameraman. Cool as hell.
You should also pay attention to Stone Gossard's riffs.
I think that Cordoroy by Pearl Jam.i just know ya all are gonna like it.
Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament do a bit of Woodstock. Oh yeah, and then there's Eddie:)
I would recommend Betterman from Argentina in 2013
He scares the out of band mates, because he is a climber
Al ways keep your eyes on Eddie in live concerts
Love Pearl Jam!!! Very Great in Concert!!!! I would like to request a song for you to react to. "Endless Dream" by YES!!! The song is from their 1994 album entitled, "Talk." It is a very heavy metal grunge Yes with some Classial and funk music from their past albums!!! It is Fire!!!!
Sooooo….are you going to go see them, Sal?
Alive
If ur trying to understand Pearl Jam, first acknowledge the mix between Mike mcready and jimmy hendrix. It was just a flash in this video.
I think you just found the meaning of grunge
The bass player, who looks exhausted at the end had actually just been hit in the head by a guitar that the lead guitar player through in the air! You can see the guitar player leaning over him, making sure he was alright.
In the spirit of keeping it real for Pearl Jam, for Salvo and any other person who comes across this... I want to clarify that it wasn't the lead guitar player (Mike McCready) who hit Bassist Jeff Ament. It was Eddie Vedder who hit him accidentally in the head (and Eddie had NO clue at the time that he'd hit anyone😉) with the microphone that Eddie was swinging around (as always! lol!!👏😜).
You can clearly see Stone Gossard (PJ's rhythm guitarist) walk over to Jeff Ament (bassist) and put his hand on Jeff asking if he's ok. So sweet and SOOOOO Pearl Jam!🤗 But honestly... Jeff Ament knew better than to be anywhere near Eddie at the end of any song! lol!!!😅🤣😂 Eddie was always swinging the mic around like a fool when he was feeling a performance/the connection with the crowd!😉🙃
Jeff was completely ok with being hit in the head by the mic. He loved Eddie then... and still does to this day (30+yrs later)!! That's why PJ is still going strong today. Beautiful all the way around!!😊
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In all honesty, I cannot stand the live versions of this song that I’ve seen. The MTV unplugged one especially. This version is way too fast and it sounds muddy. This is coming from someone who listens to a ton of Grind and Death Metal so take that for what it is. None of the live versions have the feeling or provoke the emotions you get from hearing the studio/album version. It’s one of my favorite Pearl Jam songs but, not a great live song.
personally i find every one of pearl jam's live versions better than the studio albums. the studio recordings never capture their live energy and i love spontaneous instrumental jams.
porch was all about the spectacle. get off your porch and go do something with yourself.
Better Man from Madison Square Garden, Nothingman, or Leash from them would be a solid choice to react to